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I recently ran into an issue where I needed to store an Uint8Array as a BYTEA in postgres. When i stored it directly, the Uint8Array would be modified and made

by hersko 3y ago

I recently ran into an issue where I needed to store an Uint8Array as a BYTEA in postgres. When i stored it directly, the Uint8Array would be modified and made bigger. When i converted it to a buffer and then stored it, it would work. Still not sure why that was the case.

TSiege 3y ago
I wonder if that's a lack of good support for Uint8Array in the client you're using with postgres?
- hersko 3y ago
  Not sure. I was using Sequalize for the ORM, but don't know if it was a Sequalize or postgres issue.