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sql-migrator-cli

v0.0.4

Published

sql-migrator-cli

Downloads

7

Readme

sql-migrator-cli

A quick and simple command-line interface (CLI) tool for managing database migrations, supporting different database systems. This CLI tool also allows you to generate, apply, and revert database migrations while providing a command to create a new database if needed.

What makes this different from db-migrate or sequelize migrations? This program focuses on using only pure SQL files while avoiding adding any extra javascript files into your project. This allows you to practice writing with SQL while still having an easy way to handle migrations without the extra javascript clutter that other libraries require. While removing js and using only SQL files keeps it simple and good for learning, it doesn't provide a way to easily transfer from one database dialect to another (e.g. MySQL to PostgreSQL).

Usage

Usage: sql-migrator-cli [options] [command]

Options:
  -V, --version                   output the version number
  -e, --env <path>                environment path (default: ".env")
  -c, --config <path>             config path (default: "migrations.json")
  -h, --help                      display help for command

Commands:
  config                          show all config values being used
  gen [options] <migration-name>  generate migration files
  db [options]                    sets up a database connection
  help [command]                  display help for command
Usage: sql-migrator-cli db [options] [command]

sets up a database connection

Options:
  -d, --driver <name>      database driver (default: config file)
  -url <value>             database connection url (default: config file)
  -host <name>             database host (default: config file)
  -p, --port <value>       database port (default: config file)
  -db, --database <name>   database name (default: config file)
  -u, --user <name>        the user for the database (default: config file)
  -pw, --password <value>  the password for the database user (default: config file)
  -h, --help               display help for command (default: config file)

Commands:
  create [name]            create a database with migration table
  create:table [name]      create a table for migrations
  up [options] [table]     apply all migrations
  down [options] [table]   undo migrations
  check [options] [table]  check status of migrations
  help [command]           display help for command

Example

Install sql-migrator-cli globally:

npm i -g sql-migrator-cli

Use the appropriate flags or simply add a config file (default is "migrations.json", you can change this with the -c or --config flag). You can also pass environment variables to the json file!

{
  "driver": "pg",
  "database": "my_database",
  "host": "localhost",
  "password": { "env": "DB_PASSWORD" },
  "port": 5432,
  "user": "user",
  "table": "migrations",
  "migrationsDir": "./migrations"
}

Generate migration files, then write your SQL:

sql-migrator gen my-first-migration

Create a database with migrations table:

sql-migrator db create

Run migrations:

sql-migrator db up

No config json file, no problem:

sql-migrator db -d pg -db my_database --host localhost -p 5432 -pw supersecret -u postgres up migrations_table -f ./migration-files