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pesalink-database-package

v1.0.0

Published

To make it easy you can follow these steps.

Readme

Pesalink Database Package

Getting started

To make it easy you can follow these steps.

Create a package folder and initialize a project

mkdir knex-db-migrations
cd knex-db-migrations
npm init 

Install dependencies

npm install knex mysql2 dotenv

Create Your Knex Migration Code

Create a directory src/ and inside it, create index.js which will handle the migration logic. 
Create cli.js This file will allow you to generate migration files from the command line using Knex.
Create knexfile.js In this file, define your database connection configuration and where migration and seed files are located.
You can make this package executable from the command line by adding a bin field in package.json.

"main": "./src/index.js",
"bin": {
    "shared-knex": "./src/cli.js"
  }

To link package locally

npm link npm link knex-db-migrations

To see globel package / local package

npm ls -g --depth=0

Once you modify any file after that run below commands to use package locally

npm link knex-db-migrations

To publish package

npm login

npm publish

npm info <package-name> (to verify package info)