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@memberjunction/skyway-cli

v0.5.3

Published

CLI for Skyway — TypeScript-native Flyway-compatible database migrations

Readme

@memberjunction/skyway-cli

Command-line interface for Skyway — a TypeScript-native Flyway-compatible database migration tool for SQL Server.

Installation

npm install -g @memberjunction/skyway-cli

Or as a project dependency:

npm install @memberjunction/skyway-cli

Usage

# Apply pending migrations
skyway migrate --server localhost --database my_app --user sa --password secret --locations ./migrations

# Show migration status
skyway info

# Validate applied migrations against local files
skyway validate

# Baseline an existing database at a version
skyway baseline --baseline-version 202601122300

# Repair history table (remove failed entries, realign checksums)
skyway repair

# Clean database (drop all objects in the schema)
skyway clean

# Create or drop the database
skyway create-db
skyway drop-db

# Dry-run mode (show what would be applied without executing)
skyway migrate --dry-run

# Quiet mode (suppress per-migration output)
skyway migrate --quiet

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | skyway migrate | Apply pending migrations | | skyway info | Show migration status | | skyway validate | Validate applied migration checksums | | skyway clean | Drop all objects in the configured schema | | skyway baseline | Baseline the database at a version | | skyway repair | Remove failed entries and realign checksums | | skyway create-db | Create the target database | | skyway drop-db | Drop the target database |

Flags

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | -s, --server <host> | SQL Server hostname | | -p, --port <port> | SQL Server port | | -d, --database <name> | Database name | | -u, --user <user> | Database user | | -P, --password <pass> | Database password | | -l, --locations <paths> | Migration locations (comma-separated) | | --schema <schema> | Default schema name | | --table <table> | History table name | | --baseline-version <ver> | Baseline version | | --baseline-on-migrate | Auto-baseline on empty database | | --transaction-mode <mode> | per-run (default) or per-migration | | --dry-run | Show pending migrations without executing | | -q, --quiet | Suppress per-migration output | | --config <path> | Path to config file | | --placeholder <key=value> | Set a placeholder (repeatable) |

Configuration File

Create a skyway.json in your project root instead of passing flags:

{
  "Database": {
    "Server": "localhost",
    "Port": 1433,
    "Database": "my_app",
    "User": "sa",
    "Password": "${SQL_PASSWORD}"
  },
  "Migrations": {
    "Locations": ["./migrations"],
    "DefaultSchema": "dbo",
    "HistoryTable": "flyway_schema_history",
    "BaselineOnMigrate": true
  },
  "Placeholders": {
    "flyway:defaultSchema": "dbo"
  },
  "TransactionMode": "per-migration"
}

Environment variables in ${...} syntax are expanded. A .env file is also loaded automatically if present.

Also Available

License

MIT