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@rafaelcecchin/pg-import

v3.1.3

Published

Node script to transfer data between PostgreSQL databases easily.

Downloads

15

Readme

PostgreSQL Copy

Description

Node script to transfer data between PostgreSQL databases easily.

How to use

Step 1: Install PostgreSQL v12 or higher

This is necessary for the --rows-per-insert command from pg_dump to work.

Step 2: Add the environment variables

Add the path to your PostgreSQL "bin" folder to the "Path" system environment variable. Note: in my case, it is located in "C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\12\bin".

Step 3: Install Node.js (if you don't have it)

Click here to access the Node.js page and download.

Step 4: Install libraries

Run the command (only if you haven't started npm in your project yet):

npm init

Run the command below:

npm install @rafaelcecchin/pg-import

Step 5: Configure databases

Create a file called pg-import.config.js in the root of your project.

Below I present an example:

module.exports = {
  'db': {
    'erp-prod': {
      name: process.env.PROD_ERP_NAME,
      port: process.env.PROD_ERP_PORT,
      host: process.env.PROD_ERP_HOST,
      user: process.env.PROD_ERP_USER,
      pass: process.env.PROD_ERP_PASS
    },
    'erp-dev': {
      name: process.env.DEV_ERP_NAME,
      port: process.env.DEV_ERP_PORT,
      host: process.env.DEV_ERP_HOST,
      user: process.env.DEV_ERP_USER,
      pass: process.env.DEV_ERP_PASS
    }
  },
  'import': {
    'import1': {
      'source': 'erp-prod',
      'destination': 'erp-dev',
      'tables': [
        'rotas'
      ],
      'create-db': true,
      'encode': 'LATIN1',
      'rows-per-insert': 5000,
      'template': 'template0',
      'lc-collate': 'C',
      'lc-ctype': 'C'
    },
    'import2': {
      'source': 'erp-prod',
      'destination': 'erp-dev',
      'tables': [
        'clientes'
      ],
      'create-db': false,
      'encode': 'LATIN1',
      'rows-per-insert': 5000
    }
  }
}

Import args

  • source: Source database
  • destination: Destination database
  • tables: Tables to transfer
  • create-db: Create database
    • encode: Set the database encoding
    • template: Set the database template
    • lc-collate: Set the database collate
    • lc-ctype: Set the database ctype
  • ignore: Inform that they should be ignored during export
  • before-schema: Scripts to run before schema import
  • after-schema: Scripts to run after schema import
  • before-data: Scripts to run before data import
  • after-data: Scripts to run after data import
  • rows-per-insert: Number of rows per insert
  • only-restore: Just restore, without doing DUMP
  • only-dump: Only DUMP, without restoring
  • rm: Auto remove backup files

Step 6: Make the transfers

Now that everything is configured, you can use bash to make transfers between databases.

node node_modules/@rafaelcecchin/pg-import/pg-import.js

Final considerations

Although this script facilitates data transfer between PostgreSQL databases, the process can be improved. Collaborate with this small project, make a pull request.