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sqlite3-to-mongodb

v1.0.0

Published

A node module which will convert sqlite3 database into a mongo database including indexing

Downloads

4

Readme

Sqlite3-to-mongodb

An utility Node js module which will migrate sqlite3 db to mongo db. For each sqlite table, a collection with the same name as the table name will be created.

Installation

You can use npm to download and install:

npm install sqlite3-to-mongodb

API Documentation:

This module built using Builder design pattern. For more information about the Builder design pattern, click here

1) <DBMigrate instance>.setSqlitePath(<sqlite3 db file path>)

This method setSqlitePath() will set the sqlite3 db file path which we are gonna migrate to mongo db.

2) <DBMigrate instance>.setMongoUrl(<Mongo db url>)

This method will set mongo db url for migration. eg: mongodb://localhost:27017/mydb

3) <DBMigrate instance>.setLogPath(<log path>)

This method will set the log path. If the given path is not valid, the default log path ./migration-log.log will be taken. If you don't use this function, the logs will get consoled.

4) <DBMigrate instance>.migrate()

This method will start migration and return a promise.

Example

Using Builder design pattern,

let  dbMigration  =  new  DBMigration();
let  mongodb  =  "mongodb://localhost:27017/mydb"
let  sqlitePath  =  "./src/sqlitedb.db";
await  dbMigration
    .setSqlitePath(sqlitePath)
    .setMongoUrl(mongodb)
    .setLogPath("migration_log.log")
    .migrate()

Without using Builder design pattern,

    let mongodb = "mongodb://localhost:27017/mydb"
    let sqlitePath = "./src/sqlitedb.db";
    let dbMigration = new DBMigration(sqlitePath, mongodb, "migration_log.log");
    await dbMigration.migrate()