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Mastering transactions with Knex.js and Objection.js
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Add Postgres transactions in a Node.js application with Knex.js and Objection.js avoiding the pitfalls.
Mastering transactions with Knex.js and Objection.js April 13, 2021 🥐 4 min read Photo by Holly Stratton on Unsplash This article is also available in: Français Add Postgres transactions in a Node.js application with Knex.js and Objection.js avoiding the pitfalls. Transactions symbolize a unit of work that allows a group of requests to be processed in isolation. They do two things: Consistency : if one of the transaction requests fails, the transaction is invalidated. Isolation : if a piece of data used in a transaction changes during it, the transaction is invalidated. In the age of serverle
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