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navratil-opm

v1.2.3

Published

A package for fooing things

Downloads

2

Readme

OPM

Oracle Database Package Manager

Introduction

OPM is an online repository and framework for the publishing, discovery, installation, version and dependency management of Oracle PL/SQL projects (modules).

It's what NPM is to NodeJS or PIP to Python.

Key features

  • Discover - Find a PL/SQL module that fits your needs in an online repository
  • Install - Automatic installation with one command: No downloads, unpacking and running command line tools like SQL*Plus
  • Versioning - Each release of a module has an unique version number for compability and dependency tracking
  • Dependency resolver - Automatically install all dependant modules. Avoid compability issues when using multiple modules.
  • Update - One command to automatically update to an installed module
  • Uninstall - One command to uninstall a module
  • Publish - Create and publish your own PL/SQL projects as modules in an online repository

Requirements:

Quick demo

Install module to the current schema

sql> opm.install('joedoe\superapi');

Found package "joedoe\superapi" version 2.0.0 [latest]
Requires "bigmac\tools" version 1.5+
    Found package "bigmac\tools" version 1.6.0 [latest]
    Downloading package "bigmac\tools" version 1.6.0 [latest] ...
    Installing package "bigmac\tools" ...
    Validating package "bigmac\tools" ...
    Package "bigmac\tools" installed succesfully
Downloading package "joedoe\superapi" version 2.0.0 [latest] ...
Installing package "joedoe\superapi" ...
Validating package "joedoe\superapi" ...
Package "joedoe\superapi" installed succesfully

List all installed modules

sql> select * from (opm.modules);

| Package         | Version | Installed | Status | Description
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
| navratil\opm    | 1.0.1   | 1/1/2022  | Valid  | Oracle Database Package Manager
| bigmac\tools    | 1.6.0   | 7/1/2022  | Valid  | Tools for building APIs
| joedoe\superapi | 2.0.0   | 7/1/2022  | Valid  | Joe's super API for XYZ

Download

Published releases are available for download on the OPM GitHub Releases Pages.

Documentation

Full documentation of the project is automatically published on OPM repository pages

Installation

To install the OPM into a new database schema and grant it to public, execute the script install.sql. This will create a new user OPM, grant all required privileges to that user and create PUBLIC synonyms needed.

For detailed instructions on other install options see the Install Guide