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@keelward/cli

v0.2.0

Published

Introspect, drift and migration tooling for Keelward on Postgres.

Readme

@keelward/cli

Postgres tooling for Keelward. Install it as a dev dependency; it never belongs in an application bundle.

npm install -D @keelward/cli
keelward introspect          # existing database -> db/schema.ts
keelward migrate new <name>  # timestamped .sql file you write yourself
keelward migrate up          # apply pending, one transaction per file
keelward drift               # fail in CI when schema and database disagree
keelward check               # unindexed foreign keys, missing tokens, loose tsconfig

Connection comes from --url or $DATABASE_URL. Paths come from flags or keelward.config.json.

There is no automatic migration diffing, on purpose: you write the SQL, because you know whether that column needs backfilling first. drift guarantees the schema and the database never separate without CI saying so.

MIT