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@ravshansbox/pg-migrate

v0.9.0

Published

PostgreSQL Migration tool for NodeJS

Downloads

4

Readme

pg-migrate

A simple, typesafe PostgreSQL migration tool for Node.js applications.

Features

  • Supports up and down migrations
  • Transaction-based migration application
  • Synchronize to handle dangling migrations
  • Simple command-line interface
  • TypeScript support out of the box

Installation

npm install @ravshansbox/pg-migrate
# or
yarn add @ravshansbox/pg-migrate
# or
pnpm add @ravshansbox/pg-migrate

Usage

Environment Variables

Configure your database connection:

DATABASE_URL=postgres://username:password@host:port/database

If not provided, it defaults to postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres.

Creating Migrations

Create a new migration file:

pg-migrate make 001_create-users-table

This will create a file in the migrations directory with the following format:

-- Up
CREATE TABLE users (
  id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
  name TEXT NOT NULL,
  email TEXT UNIQUE NOT NULL
);

-- Down
DROP TABLE users;

Running Migrations

Synchronize the database with your migration files(preferred command):

pg-migrate sync

Apply all pending migrations(if you do not want automatic reversions):

pg-migrate up

Revert all applied migrations:

pg-migrate down

How it Works

pg-migrate keeps track of applied migrations in a _migrations table in your database. When you run migrations, it:

  1. Checks which migrations have already been applied
  2. Wraps new migrations in a transaction
  3. Applies migrations in alphanumeric order
  4. Records successful migrations along with their "down" SQL for potential rollback

Migration File Format

Migration files should follow this structure:

-- Up
-- Your SQL to apply the migration
-- Down
-- Your SQL to reverse the migration

The parser looks for these exact markers to separate up and down migrations.

API Usage

You can also use pg-migrate programmatically in your code:

import { migrateUp, migrateDown, migrateSync } from '@ravshansbox/pg-migrate'

// Apply pending migrations
await migrateUp()

// Revert migrations
await migrateDown()

// Synchronize migrations
await migrateSync()

License

MIT