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knex-migrator

v5.2.1

Published

Database migrations with knex.

Downloads

14,433

Readme

knex-migrator

A database migration tool for knex.js, which supports MySQL and SQlite3.

Features

  • [x] JS API
  • [x] CLI Tool
  • [x] Differentiation between database initialization and migration (Support for a database schema, like we use in Ghost)
  • [x] Support for database creation
  • [x] Hooks
  • [x] Rollback to latest version
  • [x] Auto-Rollback on error
  • [x] Database health check
  • [x] Supports transactions
  • [x] Full atomic, support for separate DML/DDL scripts (no autocommit)
  • [x] Migration lock
  • [x] Full debug & pretty log support
  • [x] Custom migration folder structure
  • [x] Stable (Used in Ghost for many years in thousands of blogs in production mode)

Install

npm install knex-migrator --save

or

yarn add knex-migrator

Add me to your globals:

  • npm install --global knex-migrator

Usage

Pre-word

  • Replicas are unsupported, because Knex.js doesn't support them.
  • Sqlite does not support read locks by default. Read here why.
  • Comparison with other available migration tools.
  • Don't mix DDL/DML statements in a migration script. In MySQL DDL statements use implicit commits.
  • It's highly recommended to write both the up and the down function to ensure a full rollback.
  • If your process dies while migrations are running, knex-migrator won't be able to release the migration lock. To release to lock you can run knex-migrator rollback. But it's recommended to check your database first to see in which state it is. You can check the tables migrations and migrations_lock. The rollback will rollback any migrations which were executed based on your current version.

Configure knex-migrator

The tool requires a config file in your project root. Please add a file named MigratorConfig.js. Knex-migrator will load the config file.

module.exports = {
    database: {
        client:         String          (Required) ['mysql', 'mysql2', 'sqlite3']
        connection: {
            host:       String,         (Required) [e.g. '127.0.0.1']
            user:       String,         (Required)
            password:   String,         (Required)
            charset:    String,         (Optional) [Default: 'utf8mb4']
            database:   String          (Required)
        }
    },
    migrationPath:      String,         (Required) [e.g. '/var/www/project/migrations']
    currentVersion:     String,         (Required) [e.g. '2.0']
    subfolder:          String          (Optional) [Default: 'versions']
}

Please take a look at this real example.

Folder Structure

project/
    migrations/
        hooks/
            init/
                index.js
                before.js
                shutdown.js
            migrate/
                index.js
                after.js
                shutdown.js
        init/
            1-add-tables.js
        versions/
            1.0/
                1-add-events-table.js
                2-normalise-settings.js
            2.0/
                1-add-timestamps-columns.js
            2.1/
                1-remove-empty-strings.js
                2-add-webhooks-table.js
                3-add-permissions.js

Please take a look at this real example.

Hooks

Knex-migrator offers a couple of hooks, which makes it possible to hook into the migration process. You can create a hook per type: 'init' or 'migrate'. The folder name must be hooks and is not configurable. Please create an index.js file to export your functions, see example.

|hook|description| |---|---| |before|is called before anything happens| |beforeEach| is called before each migration script| |after|is called after everything happened| |afterEach|is called after each migration script| |shutdown|is called before the migrator shuts down|

Migration Files

Config

You can configure each migration script.

module.exports.config = {
  transaction: Boolean
}

Examples


module.exports.up = function(options) {
  const connection = options.connection;

  ...

  return Promise.resolve();
};

module.exports.down = function(options) {
  const connection = options.connection;

  ...

  return Promise.resolve();
}

module.exports.config = {
  transaction: true
};

module.exports.up = function(options) {
  const connection = options.transacting;

  ...

  return Promise.resolve();
};

module.exports.down = function(options) {
  const connection = options.transacting;

  ...

  return Promise.resolve();
}

CLI

Commands

knex-migrator help

$ knex-migrator help
Usage: knex-migrator [options] [command]

Options:
  -v, --version       output the version number
  -h, --help          output usage information

Commands:
  init|i [config]     init db
  migrate|m [config]  migrate db
  reset|r             reset db
  health|h            health of db
  rollback|ro         rollbacks your db
  help [cmd]          display help for [cmd]

knex-migrator health

  • Returns the database health/state
  • Based on your current version and your migration scripts

knex-migrator init

  • Initializes your database based on your init scripts
  • Creates the database if it was not created yet
Options
# Skips a specific migration script
--skip

# Runs only a specific migration script
--only

# Path to MigratorConfig.js
--mgpath

knex-migrator migrate

  • Migrates your database to latest version
  • Automatic rollback if an error occurs
Options
# The version you would like to migrate to
--v

# Combo Feature to check whether the database was already initialized
--init

# Force the execution no matter which current version you are on
--force

# Path to MigratorConfig.js
--mgpath

knex-migrator rollback

  • Rolls back your database
  • By default, you can only rollback if the database is locked
Options
# Ignores the migration lock
--force

# Version you would like to rollback to
--v

knex-migrator reset

  • Resets your database
  • Removes the database
Options
# Ignores the migration lock
--force

Advanced

DEBUG=knex-migrator:* knex-migrator migrate

JS API

Instantiation

const KnexMigrator = require('knex-migrator');

# Option 1: Pass path to MigratorConfig.js
const knexMigrator = new KnexMigrator({
    knexMigratorFilePath: process.cwd()
});

# Option 2: Pass object with config
const knexMigrator = new KnexMigrator({
    knexMigratorConfig: { ... }
});

Commands

# Health
knexMigrator.isDatabaseOK

# Initialise database
knexMigrator.init

# Migrate database
knexMigrator.migrate

# Rollback database
knexMigrator.rollback

# Reset database
knexMigrator.reset

Examples

knexMigrator.isDatabaseOK()
  .then(function() {
     // database is OK
     // initialization & migrations are not missing
  })
  .catch(function(err) {
      if (err.code === 'DB_NOT_INITIALISED') {
          return knexMigrator.init();
      }

      if (err.code === 'DB_NEEDS_MIGRATION') {
        return knexMigrator.migrate();
      }
  });

Test

  • yarn lint run just eslint
  • yarn test run eslint && then tests
  • NODE_ENV=testing-mysql yarn test to test with MySQL

Publish

  • yarn ship

Copyright & License

Copyright (c) 2013-2023 Ghost Foundation - Released under the MIT license.