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@jrmc/adonis-lucid-commands

v1.1.1

Published

Additional commands for AdonisJS Lucid ORM

Readme

@jrmc/adonis-lucid-commands

Additional commands for AdonisJS 6 Lucid ORM to help with database management and exploration.

Features

This package provides additional Ace commands for AdonisJS applications to manage and explore databases:

Database Management Commands

  • db:create - Create a new database
  • db:drop - Drop an existing database (with production safety)
  • db:query - Execute a raw SQL query on the database

Database Exploration Commands

  • list:databases - List all configured database connections
  • list:tables - List all tables in a specific database

Installation

npm install @jrmc/adonis-lucid-commands

Configuration

After installation, configure the package in your AdonisJS application:

node ace configure @jrmc/adonis-lucid-commands

This will automatically register the commands in your adonisrc.ts file.

Usage

Database Management

Create a Database

# Create database using default connection
node ace db:create

# Create database using specific connection
node ace db:create --name=mysql

Drop a Database

# Drop database using default connection
node ace db:drop

# Drop database using specific connection
node ace db:drop --name=mysql

⚠️ Safety Note: The db:drop command is disabled in production environments to prevent accidental data loss.

Query a Database

# Execute a SQL query
node ace db:query 'SELECT * FROM users'

# Execute a query on a specific connection
node ace db:query 'SELECT * FROM users' --name=mysql
Output Formats

The command supports multiple output formats:

Table format (default) - Results displayed in a formatted table with truncated long values:

node ace db:query 'SELECT * FROM users'

JSON format - Results displayed as formatted JSON (ideal for complex data or piping):

node ace db:query 'SELECT * FROM users' --json

Vertical format - Each row displayed as a block with one column per line (like MySQL \G):

node ace db:query 'SELECT * FROM users' --vertical

Database Exploration

List Database Connections

node ace list:databases

This command displays all configured database connections with their client type and database name.

List Tables

# List tables in default connection
node ace list:tables

# List tables in specific connection
node ace list:tables --name=mysql

This command shows all tables in the specified database connection. It supports multiple database clients:

  • PostgreSQL - Uses information_schema.tables
  • MySQL - Uses information_schema.tables
  • SQLite - Uses sqlite_master
  • MSSQL - Uses sys.tables

Supported Database Clients

The package supports the following database clients:

  • PostgreSQL (pg, postgres, postgresql)
  • MySQL (mysql, mysql2)
  • SQLite (sqlite, sqlite3, better-sqlite3)
  • Microsoft SQL Server (mssql)

Requirements

  • AdonisJS Core: ^6.12.1
  • AdonisJS Lucid: ^20.6.0 || ^21.0.0

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Author

Jeremy Chaufourier - [email protected]

Repository

https://github.com/batosai/adonis-lucid-commands