Kris Zyp

You can make a snapshot backup, which creates a file in the standard LMDB format (can be directly used as a DB if you want to restore it). But, LMDB...

I'm a little hesitant to try to port over large chunks of these partial changes from lmdb-js, since the whole point of making this separate lmdb-js is to house these...

I've actually still been trying to figure out the best compiler configuration across multiple projects, as the referencing fix caused a regression for at least one computer in the world:...

Ok, I published v0.9.5 with the latest.

@robert-zaremba Pushed a fix to specify C++ version based on node version, if you want to try from master. Otherwise I will publish later.

@robert-zaremba I want to make sure I understand what is happening here before proceeding, as this change does have potential for causing regression for other users. How is that your...

I have published v0.9.6 with a significantly expanded set of prebuilds, which should hopefully eliminate the need for compilation in this situation.

I believe that the LMDB docs indicate that a cursor using a write transaction _must_ be closed _before_ the transaction is committed (while it "still live": http://www.lmdb.tech/doc/group__mdb.html#gad685f5d73c052715c7bd859cc4c05188). If you don't...

Yes, there is a difference. Most notably, cbor-x employs a native node module (cbor-extract) that accelerates text decoding. This is an "optional" module, cbor-x works fine without it (it isn't...

You should be able to just check the `listeners` property of the variable. It will be false if there are no listeners, otherwise it will have an array of listeners....