postgres-data-sanitizers
PostgreSQL-specific data sanitization (null chars, surrogates).
Installation
pip install postgres-data-sanitizers
Usage
from postgres_data_sanitizers import (
escape_null_chars,
sanitize_dict_for_postgres,
validate_postgres_text,
contains_surrogates
)
# Escape null characters in strings
safe_text = escape_null_chars("hello\x00world") # "hello\\u0000world"
# Sanitize dictionaries for JSONB storage
data = {"key": "value\x00with\x00nulls"}
safe_data = sanitize_dict_for_postgres(data)
# Validate text fields
text = validate_postgres_text("user input\x00")
# Check for surrogate characters
has_surrogates = contains_surrogates(text)
Features
- ✅ Escapes null characters (preserves data)
- ✅ JSONB-safe dictionary sanitization
- ✅ Surrogate character detection
- ✅ Zero dependencies
- ✅ Prevents database crashes
Why This Matters
PostgreSQL rejects null characters (\x00) in TEXT/VARCHAR/JSONB fields, causing:
asyncpg.exceptions.UntranslatableCharacterError
This library escapes rather than removes null characters, preserving data integrity.
License
MIT
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