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squils

v0.1.0

Published

Database utilities

Readme

SQUILS (More like SQL Utils)

squils is a set of tools that aim to make working with sql databases easier

Supported databases

  • [x] Postgres
  • [ ] SQLite
  • [ ] MySQL

Features

  • [x] Migrations
  • [ ] Visualize data
  • [ ] Seeding
  • [ ] Export data

Contributions are welcome :)

Installation

Download the cli using your favorite

pnpm install -g squils

Usage

Only the migration feature is working that the moment. I plan on adding a new feature every week.

Postgres - Migrations

First of all you will need to create a folder named 'migrations' and you will create your sql files in that folder. Make sure to follow the naming convention for the files which is the following <migration_version>_<migration_name>.sql Once done, create a .env file and add your database url inside of it.

DB_URL="postgres://username:password@host/database"

Your folder structure should look like this

migrations/
    00001_create_users.sql
    00001_create_indexes.sql
.env

Now run the squils migrate command and you're good to go. Report any errors you encounter here