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mongo-migration-service

v0.1.2

Published

Service for automatic migration for Node applications with MongoDB

Downloads

9

Readme

mongodb-migration-service

Service for automatic migration for Node applications with MongoDB

Getting Started

Service works with migrations, they should have two functions, run and rollback

For example:

import {ConnectionBase} from 'mongoose';

export async function run(db: ConnectionBase) {
    await db.collection('testCollection').insertMany([{
        Name: 'Hello',
        Value: 'World'
    }]);
}

export async function rollback(db: ConnectionBase) {
    await db.collection('testCollection')
        .deleteOne({Name: 'Hello', Value: 'World'});
}

Before starting synchronization, you must have an existing connection to MongoDB.
It is necessary to set the folder with migrations to the service.

import MongoMigrationService from 'mongo-migration-service';

class App {
    private migrationService: MongoMigrationService;
    constructor() {
        this.migrationService = new MongoMigrationService(__dirname + '/migrations');
    }
}

To run migrations, you must call the function synchronize
Migrations are running in the order they are created.
Each migration file has the format {timestamp}[-{name}].ts

await migrationService.synchronize();

After the migration is complete, information is written to the 'migrations' collection in the database.
Each time the synchronize method starts, it checks existing migrations in the database.

To undo the last migration, use the rollback method.

await migrationService.rollback();

Example can be found in the examples project folder.