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grunt-mongo-change-scripts

v0.0.8

Published

Grunt plugin for running and marking change scripts as done using Mongo DB

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grunt-mongo-change-scripts

This will run Mongo DB scripts and save that it is run so that you only run it once.

Getting started

If you want to use it in your Grunt pipeline:

$ npm install grunt-mongo-change-scripts --save-dev

Next add this line to your project's Gruntfile:

grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-mongo-change-scripts');

Configuration

Add this to your Grunt configuration:

grunt-mongo-change-scripts: {
  options: {
    // the Mongo DB host
    host: 'some.host',

    // the Mongo DB name
    db: 'somedb',

    // path to the change scripts
    src: 'test/scripts/*.js',

    // path to Mongo executable
    mongoBinary: 'path/to/mongo',

    // Mongo DB collection name to store change scripts already executed
    storedScriptsCollection: 'change_scripts_go_in_here'
  },
  do: {}
}