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mysql-liquibase-converter

v0.6.0

Published

The MySql to Liquibase Converter is intended to split up the contents of a single MySql sql file into a series of smaller files that are easier to maintain and version independently.

Downloads

17

Readme

MySql to Liquibase Converter

Build Status

The MySql to Liquibase Converter is intended to split up the contents of a single MySql sql file into a series of smaller files that are easier to maintain and version independently.

Installation

npm install --global mysql-liquibase-converter

Usage

  Usage: mysqlbase [options] <sqlFile> [outputLocation]

  Options:

    -h, --help              output usage information
    -V, --version           output the version number
    -d, --includeData       include table data
    -k, --tempKeys          disable and re-enable foreign keys, helps order of execution issues
    -a, --author <name>     changeset author, defaults to `converter`
    -c, --changesetId <id>  changeset id, defaults to `baseline`

Output conventions

The following describes the output and folder conventions for the liquibase converter.

root/
    migrations/                 # root folder for migrating stateful database objects
        <changesetId>/          # all scripts related to a particular changeset are grouped under here
            tables/             # table DDL scripts used for migrations go here include create/alter statements
            data/               # insert/update/delete scripts to migrate seed/reference data goes here
            support/            # supporting scripts go here, example includes scripts to disable/enable foreign keys
    source/                     # root folder for non-stateful source code
        triggers/               # source for triggers defined here
        storedprocedures/       # stored procedures here (not implemented)
        views/                  # views defined here (not implemented)
    changelog.json              # liquibase changelog file decribes the scripts and their order of execution