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@boxctl/migrate

v2.0.1

Published

Minimal roll-forward SQL migration tool for MySQL/MariaDB over Unix socket.

Readme

@boxctl/migrate

Minimal roll-forward SQL migration tool for MySQL/MariaDB over Unix socket.

Note: This tool was created for very specific needs. If it doesn't fit yours, don't use it.

Usage

npx @boxctl/migrate <command>

Commands

  • create <name> — Create a new migration file
  • up — Run pending migrations
  • status — Show migration status

Options

  • --env=<file> — Specify env file (default: .env)
  • --help — Show help message

Setup

Create a .env file in your project root:

DB_SOCK=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock
DB_NAME=your_database
DB_USER=username
DB_PASS=********

Use a different env file:

npx @boxctl/migrate up --env=.env.staging

Migrations

Migrations are stored in ./migrations/ as single .sql files:

  • YYYYMMDDHHmmssSSS_name.sql — Migration to apply

Each file is created with a header:

-- 20260317120000000_create_users.sql
-- refs:

Use refs: to document any other migration files this one depends on or modifies.

Important: This is a roll-forward only system. There is no down command. Write migrations accordingly.

How it works

For each pending migration up will:

  1. Insert a record with dirty = true
  2. Execute the SQL
  3. On success — update to dirty = false
  4. On failure — leave as dirty = true and stop

A dirty migration means something went wrong. Fix the issue manually then resolve the dirty flag in the database before running up again.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 24
  • MySQL/MariaDB with Unix socket access