Updated README

[dilan-dio4]

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[dilan-dio4]

@porsager Here's where I'm at with restructuring some of the README. Let me know your thoughts.

[porsager]

👏 I love it 😊

cursor now also returns an async iterable if called without a callback function.

I'll comment on the rest in line.

[porsager]

Ok, that's as far as i got on mobile, I have some more input, but will have to wait until I'm at my computer. 😊

[porsager]

Ok, going a bit more thoroughly through it here is a list of some more things missing

• const stream = await sql`copy x from stdin`.writable() and const stream = await sql`copy x to stdout`.readable() is missing.

• Would be great with a description of the default max_lifetime setting which is a random interval for each connect between 45 and 90 minutes. This seemed to me like the best tradeoff between gaining the benefits of prepared statements, but still staying good friends with the OOM killer on linux. The rand9om interval was set to avoid connections reconnecting in bulk at the exact same time.

• Large objects usage documentation is not a must for v3 release, but would be nice.

• A description of the fact that queries are not executed until awaited or .execute() is called. This is necessary to support the usage of sql`` for fragments

• A mention of Deno support perhaps

[dilan-dio4]

Changes made. I'll leave stream and Deno to you since I'm not too familiar in those spaces.

[porsager]

Perfect, I think the rest should be manageable for me one of the coming days.

Do you have more changes, or is merging fine now?

[dilan-dio4]

Merging is good for now. If I have some more ideas over the next few days I'll add them as well.

[porsager]

Awesome! Thanks again :)

[dilan-dio4]

Of course! Do we have an ETA for v3 release?

[porsager]

I don't have any outstanding issues now, so once I've added the rest to the docs we're good to go. During the coming week seems possible.

[dilan-dio4]

Awesome!