Ghost/core/server/overrides.js
Naz eb52cb06bb Improved threading performance on non-SQLite clients
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost/pull/12431

- child_process are more expensive to run comparing to worker_threads (ref. https://wanago.io/2019/05/20/node-js-typescript-14-performance-hooks/)
- limiting child process only to sqlite backed instances allows high load servers running with MySQL (most usecases) to continue using worker_threads
2020-11-30 13:27:40 +13:00

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const config = require('../shared/config');
/**
* If we enable bluebird debug logs we see a huge memory usage.
* You can reproduce by removing this line and import a big database export into Ghost.
* `NODE_ENV=development node index.js`
*/
process.env.BLUEBIRD_DEBUG = 0;
/**
* Force bthreads to use child_process backend until a worker_thread-compatible version of sqlite3 is published
* https://github.com/mapbox/node-sqlite3/issues/1386
*/
const isSQLite = config.get('database:client') === 'sqlite3';
if (isSQLite) {
process.env.BTHREADS_BACKEND = 'child_process';
}
const moment = require('moment-timezone');
/**
* oembed-parser uses promise-wtf to extend the global Promise with .finally
* - require it before global Bluebird Promise override so that promise-wtf
* doesn't error due to Bluebird's Promise already having a .finally
* - https://github.com/ndaidong/promise-wtf/issues/25
*/
const {extract, hasProvider} = require('oembed-parser'); // eslint-disable-line
/**
* force UTC
* - you can require moment or moment-timezone, both is configured to UTC
* - you are allowed to use new Date() to instantiate datetime values for models, because they are transformed into UTC in the model layer
* - be careful when not working with models, every value from the native JS Date is local TZ
* - be careful when you work with date operations, therefor always wrap a date into moment
*/
moment.tz.setDefault('UTC');