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yacrud

v0.14.4

Published

Yet Another Create Read Update and Delete project.

Downloads

4

Readme

yacrud

Yet Another Create Read Update and Delete project.

Quickly run CRUD ops and more on databases like PostgreSQL and MySQL locally and in the Cloud.

license npm version npm Downloads

npm i -g yacrud

Use case

This package is for development and testing purposes.

We can use this to create a test database and some tables and then fill them with fake values.

Table of Contents

Prerequisite

  • Node (v14 or higher)
  • NPM (v6 or higher)
  • Database (any of the following supported database)
    • PostgreSQL (v11 or higher)
    • MySQL (v5 or higher)
    • MariaDB (v9 or higher)
  • DBeaver (Optional)
  • MySQL Workbench (Optional)

Localhost

Start the database server and then use yacrud.

Getting started

Install this package globally.

npm i -g yacrud

Commands

  Usage: yacrud --help
  Usage: yacrud command [-option=value]
  Usage: yacrud command --help
  
  Default database: PostgreSQL
  Supported: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB
  
  Commands:
  =========================================
  version               Print the version.
  init                  Initialise yacrud.
  all                   [Re]create the default database, tables and fill it with fake values.
  create-database       Create the default database 'yacrud'.
  recreate-database     Recreate the default database 'yacrud'.
  drop-database         Drop the default database 'yacrud'.
  create-tables         Create the default tables.
  recreate-tables       Recreate the default tables.
  fill-tables           Fill the default tables with fake values.
  list-tables           List all the tables.
  read                  Read rows from a table.
  
  Configuration file:
  =========================================
  Run the following command to setup configuration file.
  ➜  yacrud init
  
  The init command creates the .yacrudrc file in the home directory.
  
  Database flags:
  =========================================
  Following are the flags that can be used with the above commands.
  Note! Inline database flags overrides the .yacrudrc flags.
  
  +------+---------------+---------------+
  | Flag | Default Value | Note          |
  |------|---------------|---------------|
  | -d   | yacrud        | Database name |
  | -h   | localhost     | Hostname      |
  | -p   | 5432          | Port          |
  | -U   |               | Username      |
  | -P   |               | Password      |
  | -C   | pg            | Client name   |
  +------+---------------+---------------+
  
  The database name (-d flag) is always converted to lowercase.
  
  Values for -C flag.
  pg          PostgreSQL
  mysql       MySQL/MariaDB
  
  Example:
  ➜  yacrud init -C=pg -h=localhost -p=5432 -d=yacrud -U=yusufshakeel -P=root1234
  ➜  yacrud init -C=mysql -h=localhost -p=3306 -d=yacrud -U=yusufshakeel -P=root1234

License

It's free :smiley:

MIT License Copyright (c) 2023 Yusuf Shakeel

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