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replay-db-initialization

v1.0.9

Published

DB initialization scripts for Replay project

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9

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replay-db-initialization

DB initialization scripts for Replay project.

This replay-db-initialization is a scripts package for database (MongoDB & Elasticsearch) initialization with replay-schemas objects.

Installation

Simply install the package as a global npm package by running the command:

npm install -g replay-db-initialization

Usage

1. Mongo-init

Mongo-init script use the replay-schemas to initialize a schema object model from a given Json data file.

Environment variables:

| Name | Explanation | Default Value | |:-----------------|:----------------------------------------------------|----------------| | MONGO_HOST | MongoDB server host name | localhost | | MONGO_PORT | MongoDB server port | 27017 | | MONGO_DATABASE | MongoDB database | replay_dev | | REPLAY_SCHEMA | Replay-schemas object model name | Required | | DATA_FILE | Json data file name (inside data-files directory) without the .json extension | Required |

Running:

To run just initialize the environment variables and run mongo-init.

For example, to initialize the video-recorder run the following command:

MONGO_HOST=localhost MONGO_PORT=27017 MONGO_DATABASE=replay_dev REPLAY_SCHEMA=StreamingSource DATA_FILE=streaming-source mongo-init

Another example, to initialize the video db run the following command:

MONGO_HOST=localhost MONGO_PORT=27017 MONGO_DATABASE=replay_dev REPLAY_SCHEMA=Video DATA_FILE=video mongo-init

2. Elastic-init

Elastic-init script is just for initialization the mapping settings of videometadatas index in the Elasticsearch database.

Environment variables:

| Name | Explanation | Default Value | |:---------------|:-------------------------------|:--------------| | ELASTIC_HOST | Elasticsearch server host name | localhost | | ELASTIC_PORT | Elasticsearch server port | 9200 |

Command line optional arguments:

-D, --delete if set, the script will first delete all elastic indices.

Running:

To run just initialize the environment variables and run elastic-init.

For example:

ELASTIC_HOST=localhost ELASTIC_PORT=9200 elastic-init