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@sugarcube/plugin-sql

v0.42.1

Published

Import and export Sugarcube data and queries from and to SQL databases.

Downloads

14

Readme

@sugarcube/plugin-sql

Use a SQL database as a data persistence store for Sugarcube. Supports PostgreSQL and SQLite.

Installation

npm install --save @sugarcube/plugin-sql

Plugins

sql_queries_import

Import queries for a certain type from a SQL database. The query type is query_type.

Example:

$(npm bin)/sugarcube -p sql_queries_import,youtube_video \
                     -Q query_type:youtube_video \
                     --sql.database path/to/project.db

Configuration:

  • sql.engine: Select the type of database you want to connect to. Possible options are sqlite and postgres. Defaults to sqlite.
  • sql.database: Set the name of the database to use. If the selected database engine is sqlite this is the path to the database file. Defaults to sugarcube.db for sqlite and otherwise to sugarcube.
  • sql.host: If the selected database engine is postgres specify the hostname of the database server. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine. Defaults to localhost.
  • sql.port: If the selectec database engine is postgres specify the port of the database server. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine. Defaults to 5432.
  • sql.user: The name of the database user account. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine.
  • sql.password: The password for the database user. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine.
  • sql.debug: Enable the tracing mode for the database engine. If set to true print all queries that are issued to the database. This is useful for development. Defaults to false.
  • sql.query_fields: Specify an array of annotations that should be imported and exported with queries. Defaults to [] which means to import all available annotations.

sql_queries_export

Export queries into a SQL database.

Example:

$(npm bin)/sugarcube -p sql_queries_import,youtube_video,sql_queries_export \
                     -Q query_type:youtube_video \
                     --sql.database path/to/project.db

Configuration:

  • sql.engine: Select the type of database you want to connect to. Possible options are sqlite and postgres. Defaults to sqlite.
  • sql.database: Set the name of the database to use. If the selected database engine is sqlite this is the path to the database file. Defaults to sugarcube.db for sqlite and otherwise to sugarcube.
  • sql.host: If the selected database engine is postgres specify the hostname of the database server. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine. Defaults to localhost.
  • sql.port: If the selectec database engine is postgres specify the port of the database server. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine. Defaults to 5432.
  • sql.user: The name of the database user account. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine.
  • sql.password: The password for the database user. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine.
  • sql.debug: Enable the tracing mode for the database engine. If set to true print all queries that are issued to the database. This is useful for development. Defaults to false.
  • sql.query_fields: Specify an array of annotations that should be imported and exported with queries. Defaults to [] which means to import all available annotations.

sql_schema_migrate

Migrate the database schema. Run this plugin whenever a migration is required. It is safe to run this plugin wven though no new migration is available.

Example:

$(npm bin)/sugarcube -p sql_schema_migrate --sql.database path/to/project.db

Configuration:

  • sql.engine: Select the type of database you want to connect to. Possible options are sqlite and postgres. Defaults to sqlite.
  • sql.database: Set the name of the database to use. If the selected database engine is sqlite this is the path to the database file. Defaults to sugarcube.db for sqlite and otherwise to sugarcube.
  • sql.host: If the selected database engine is postgres specify the hostname of the database server. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine. Defaults to localhost.
  • sql.port: If the selectec database engine is postgres specify the port of the database server. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine. Defaults to 5432.
  • sql.user: The name of the database user account. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine.
  • sql.password: The password for the database user. This setting is ignored for the sqlite engine.
  • sql.debug: Enable the tracing mode for the database engine. If set to true print all queries that are issued to the database. This is useful for development. Defaults to false.