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liquilog

v1.0.3

Published

cli tool for generating changelog for liquibase. It will help create a unique changeset inside a changelog with .sql format conforming to liquibase syntax.

Downloads

5

Readme

liquilog

cli tool for generating changelog for liquibase. It will help create a unique changeset inside a changelog with .sql format conforming to liquibase syntax.

Installation

npm i -g liquilog

Usage

As of now this cli supports only creating a changelog.

At first, change directory to the folder where you want to track your database migration changelog files. Then run the following command for generating a changelog:

liquilog create -t add-column-name-in-test -d postgres

Sample Output:

1638534419531.add-column-name-in-test.postgres.sql

Inside file:

-- liquibase formatted sql

-- changeset Arafat Al Mahmud:1638534419531

-- rollback;

Here -t is for the title of your changelog. You shouldn't have any space in the title.

Options:

-t, --title Changelog title

-d, --dbType Mention the database type (choices: "h2", "oracle", "mysql", "postgres")

-a, --author [author] Author name of the changelog (optional. If you don't provide an author name, liquilog will try to get the git author name.)

-h, --help display help for command