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@antify/database

v1.2.0

Published

It does:

Downloads

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Readme

Database

It does:

  • [x] Merges multiple schemas to one
  • [x] Provide a client for each database
  • [x] Make fixtures logic
  • [x] Make seed logic
  • [x] Make migration logic
  • [x] Handle multiple migrations from different sources
  • [x] Comes with a set of cli commands
  • [x] Provides a core and tenant client
  • [x] Handle multiple databases for one schema (tenancy)
  • [x] Define how things can be extended trought different schemas
  • [ ] Write docs
  • [ ] Improve security (root user for tenants is not good)
  • [ ] Implement rollback mechanism on error
  • [x] Implement stop mechanism on error
  • [ ] Implement migrate down
  • [x] Do not always need a schema extension for client. Do it once with a "get schema extension" hook or similar
  • [ ] Find a way to handle schema options like {timestamps: true}
  • [ ] Make migrations dir in configuration not required
  • [x] Allow multiple migration dirs to add them from different positions (modules)
  • [x] Add config with schema extension file path and extend all schemas before migrating, loading fixtures etc. This saves calling it manual all time.

Usage

TODO::

Migration naming

The sorting of the migration names is important. New migrations should be added to the end (sorted ASC). It's recommended to use a timestamp or date as name prefix.

Development

  • Run pnpm build to generate type stubs.
  • Run node bin/ant-db.mjs to call commands.