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use napi_create_int64 for approximate size#175
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The PR is a port of this change from Level/leveldown.
Currently the binding for
approximateSizestores the result asuint32. This supports only databases of up to 4GB and returns wrong results for larger DBs.The PR changes the code to use the full
uint64that is returned from RocksDB and converts it to a Javascript number usingnapi_create_int64. The result is approximate for values that do not satisfyNumber.isSafeInteger(). This should be fine because the original value returned by RocksDB is "approximate" in first place.