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megrim

v2.1.0

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Migration Tool for Postgres databases in node.js

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megrim

Migration Tool for Postgres databases in node.js

usage

node_modules/.bin contains add-migration and migrate.

add-migration

add-migration <name> will add a migration file to schema/$timestamp-$name.sql. Custom SQl can be written into this file.

migrate

migrate will execute all migrations which are not yet in the database. Therefore migrate will look at the environment variable DATABASE_URL.

Technical Implementaiton

megrim = require 'megrim'
megrim path_to_migrations, psql_connection, (err, result) ->
    console.err err if err?
    console.log result

All sql files in path_to_migrations which are not yet in the database are executed. After successful execution the timestamp of the migration file is added to the schema_info table.

The format of the migrations files should be

YYYYMMDDHHMMSS-description.sql

License MIT