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tracker-dbupgrader

v1.0.4

Published

Tool that executes Tracker DB upgrade scripts

Downloads

3

Readme

tracker-dbupgrader

Database upgrader tool for tracker. This tool takes in the base path of 'tracker-service' module location and release name as arguments. Looks for the <tracker-service-dir>/releases//upgrades/UpgradeInstructions.txt file. Parses the UpgradeInstructions.txt file for the list of upgrade script file names. Executes each upgrade script file in the database. If a script was already executed then it is skipped. Database configuration can be conigured in the file located ( create if not existing ) at <user-home>/dbupgrader/local.yaml file. Following is the example of local.yaml file.

upgraderConfig:
  interactive: false
  db:
    dbName: divine_live_refresh
    userName: sa
    password: Welcome@123
    serverInstance: LAPTOP-DPP0N813

Installation

This requires nodejs version 16 or above. To install the db upgrader first install nodejs if not already installed then install the tracker-dbupgrade using the following node command

npm install -g tracker-dbupgrader

Usage

Run the following command to get help options

dbupgrader --help

It should print the following

C:\Users\vamsi>dbupgrader --help
Using configuration from  C:\Users\vamsi\dbupgrader\local.yaml
Usage: main [options]

Tracker database upgrader utility

Options:
-h, --home <tracker-service-path>  Provide the path of "tracker-service" directory.
-r, --releaseName <release-name>   Provide the release name in which the upgrade scripts are run.
-w, --waitForUserBeforeExit        When used this flag the dbupgrader will wait for user to type q or quit before exit.
--help                             display help for command

Developer

To run locally npm exec dbupgrader

To publish to npm registry npm publish --access public

To list the packages that has updates npm outdated -g --depth=0

To update the packages to latest version npm update -g