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sequelize-sync

v0.1.0

Published

Bash script to sync all sequelize models into the database, with force option

Downloads

11

Readme

sequelize-sync

Simple bash script to sync/drop all models from sequelize to the database. Also can supply list of models to sync/drop.

Usage

To install sequelize-sync, simply do:

    (sudo) npm install -g sequelize-sync

That's pretty much it. You need to point it to a node module that exports a connection to sequelize, with you models already attached. This may change in the future, I may add the ability to just point to a module and a directory for models. The options are as follows:

  • --sequelize (-s) - Give the path to the sequelize module (i.e. ~/my-module/lib/common/sequelize.js
  • --force (-f) - Force the schema change (drop and recreate)
  • --dump-sql (-d) - Dump the sql to the screen (can be used in conjunction with other options)
  • --models (-m) - Give a comma separate list of models to sync/drop
  • --drop (-x) - Drop the schemas instead of creating

I noticed I had been creating a bash script to do this for every one of my sequelize related projects, so I decided to create this handy library.

Testing

Uses mocha and should. Installs sequelize and sqlite3 node modules, make sure you have sqlite3 installed. Run npm test.

License

MIT license, have at it.