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bendrucker/postgres-bytea

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Last release: 5 months ago

postgres-bytea is an npm package for decoding and encoding PostgreSQL bytea strings to and from Node.js Buffers. It provides `decode` for converting Postgres bytea formats (hex and escape) into buffers, plus `Decoder` and `Encoder` Transform streams for handling bytea data in COPY FROM and COPY TO contexts.

Project status

  • The repository shows active maintenance at least as recently as 2025-12-17, with a recent version bump to v1.0.1 and code changes confined to buffer construction in the bytea parser (release notes were not provided).
  • Apparent update cadence is irregular, with long gaps between published updates (2019-04-25 for v2.0.0, 2020-06-11 for v3.0.0, and 2025-12-17 for v1.0.1).

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Recent updates

  • v1.0.1

    5 months ago

    No release notes were provided for v1.0.1. The code changes are limited to how buffers are constructed inside the bytea parser and a package version bump.

  • v3.0.0

    6/11/2020

    v3.0.0 restructures the library to expose a dedicated `decode` implementation and adds streaming `Encoder` and `Decoder` Transform classes for Postgres bytea COPY use cases. The release notes section is empty, so the published changes are not documented by the publisher.

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  • v2.0.0

    4/25/2019

    Release v2.0.0 was published on 2019-04-25, but the publisher provided no release notes. Without documented changes, developers should review the repository diff between the previous version and v2.0.0 to identify potential API, behavior, or dependency changes.

  • v1.0.0

    6/14/2015

    No release notes were provided for v1.0.0, so the specific changes, fixes, and upgrade considerations are not documented in the publisher materials. Because this is a major version baseline (1.0.0), developers should review the actual code diff and test integration points before upgrading, since compatibility-affecting changes may be undocumented.