dbmigrate

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A tool to create and manage SQL migrations.

Databases supported

Usage

Every call to dbmigrate requires 2 arguments: database url and migrations folder. Those can be set through environment variables: DBMIGRATE_URL and DBMIGRATE_PATH or as args to a call. Argument will override an environment variable.

```bash

create a migration file

dbmigrate --url postgres://.. --path ./migrations create my_name

apply all non applied migrations

dbmigrate --url postgres://.. --path ./migrations up

un-apply all migrations

dbmigrate --url postgres://.. --path ./migrations down

redo the last migration

dbmigrate --url postgres://.. --path ./migrations redo

revert the last migration

dbmigrate --url postgres://.. --path ./migrations revert

see list of migrations and which one is currently applied

dbmigrate --url postgres://.. --path ./migrations status ```

The format of the migration files is the following: bash 0001.initial_db.up.sql 0001.initial_db.down.sql

You can also pass a string to create and dbmigrate will slugify it for you:

```bash dbmigrate --url postgres://.. --path ./migrations create "change currency table"

gives the following files

0001.changecurrencytable.up.sql 0001.changecurrencytable.down.sql ```

. (dot) is not allowed in a migration name as it is the filename separator character.

TODO

Changelog

0.2.3: don't panic on invalid files in migration folder & ssl support for postgres 0.2.2: slugify migration names and check if they are ok

Acknowledgments

This is heavily inspired by https://github.com/mattes/migrate.

License

Licensed under either of

at your option.

Contribution

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.