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hmm not sure why it's breaking on Travis. Tests pass on my machine :) I'll take a look this weekend. As an side I was unhappy with the insert performance when using this lib (I'm inserting millions of data points). I did some profiling and some benchmarking against pure JS. Long story short, a 3x speedup can be achieved if the "onsuccess" function is not set on a transaction and only "oncomplete" is used. Not sure if/how/should this fits in this lib. Also as another aside - very impressed with your work on this! Usually I avoid wrapper libraries, but this one is quite good. Question for you: how do you make your code formatting so uniform? It's really a joy to work with! |
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I just took a look since I'm interested in using this library on 0.12 myself. It looks really great 👍 I left a few comments only about formatting. |
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I'll try to have a look at it during the week guys 👍 |
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well I just upgraded this to 0.13.2 The test run and pass on my machine. They fail in travis because a username/password is required to run Firefox and Chrome. |
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