@forfuture/migrate
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Database-agnostic migration framework
# Intro: We have entered into a project that does NOT
# manage database migrations, using this tool.
# Run migrations.
# The tool does not know which database version you are currently at.
# We need to explicitly specify this using the `--current` options.
# Let's assume we are at version `1.0.0` and we want to migrate to
# another version i.e. `1.1.0`
$ npx migrate \
--current 1.0.0 \
1.1.0
# From now on, we do NOT need to specify the --current option.
# The tool keeps history.
# ... new migrations added ...
# Migrate to the application's current version as
# specified in the relevant package.json.
$ npx migrate --package-path ./package.json
# Migrate to the latest version available.
$ npx migrate --latest
# Migrate to a specific version (e.g. 1.4.0).
$ npx migrate 1.4.0
# Undo last migration.
$ npx migrate --undo
# List available migrations/versions.
$ npx migrate --list
# Show current database version we are at.
$ npx migrate --which
# Show a brief history of migrations.
$ npx migrate --history
# Show help information.
$ npx migrate --help
# From npm:
$ npm install @forfuture/migrate
# From GitLab:
# Replace 'v0.2.3' with the latest version.
# See git tags.
$ npm install gitlab:forfuture/migrate#v0.2.3
The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) 2017 Forfuture LLC we@forfuture.co.ke
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Database-agnostic Migration framework
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