@heduapp/book-objects-db

Book Objects Database

Usage

Install

• Configure SSH Config to access GitHub.
• Pick your version, from releases.

npm install git+ssh://ssh-config-name:HeduApp/book-objects-db.git#v0.1.0

DB Codec prerequisites

npm install objection knex mysql

import { DBCodec } from '@heduapp/book-objects-db';
const dbCodec = new DBCodec({
    client: 'mysql',
    connection: {
        host: '127.0.0.1',
        user: 'bo',
        password: 'bo',
        database: 'bo-dev',
    },
    seeds: {
        directory: './seeds/production',
    }
});

Decode business object from DB

import * as BO from '@heduapp/book-objects/business-object'
import { DBCodec } form '@heduapp/book-objects-db'
const dbCodec = new DBCodec();
const book = (await dbCodec.decode(bookUUID)) as BO.Book;

Encode business object into DB

import { DBCodec, Model } form '@heduapp/book-objects-db'
const dbCodec = new DBCodec();
// Encoder can return either inserted ContentGroup or ContentLeaf
const insertedBook = (await dbCodec.encode(book)) as Model.ContentGroup;
await insertedBook.$loadRelated('[children.[contentLeafs.[locale], locale], locale]');

Migrations

• Apply the latest migration

npx cross-env NODE_ENV=development knex --knexfile src/knexfile.ts --cwd ./ migrate:latest

• Rollback all migrations

npx knex --knexfile src/knexfile.ts --cwd ./ migrate:rollback

• Create new migration
• Migration file is created in migrations/ directory

npx knex --knexfile src/knexfile.ts --cwd ./ migrate:make migration_name

Seed

• Insert necessary data into the database (locales, etc...)

npx knex --knexfile src/knexfile.ts --cwd ./ seed:run

• Create new seed

npx knex --knexfile src/knexfile.ts --cwd ./ seed:make xxx-seed_name

Copying remote databases to local

• Create a pgpass config file
  • On unix based systems: ~/.pgpass
  • On Windows %APPDATA%\postgresql\pgpass.conf
  • Add database logins and passwords, one per line

    hostname:port:database:username:password
    

  • The config should look something like the following:

    localhost:5433:h_edu_sro1252:h_edu_sro1252:password
    localhost:5432:bo-dev:bo:bo
    

• Create an SSH tunnel to H-Edu content service (Back Office will work as well) server

  ssh -L 5433:store4.rosti.cz:5432 -p 14364 [e-mail]
  

• Run scripts/copy-db.sh

  ./scripts/copy-db.sh [remote-db-name] [local-db-name]
  

  • With no arguments, the script will clone h_edu_sro1252@localhost:5433 to bo-dev@localhost:5432
  • It will drop the target database
  • It will create a .backup file in the current working directory, and name it like remote-db-name_2019-01-10-16-48-19.backup

Contributing

Running dev DB

Start the containers:

docker-compose -f docker/db-dev.yml up -d

Stop the containers:

docker-compose -f docker/db-dev.yml down

• Exposed ports:
  • 8080 Adminer for managing the DB
  • 3306 MySQL
• Database: bo-dev
• Credentials:
  • User: bo
  • Password: bo
• Root credentials:
  • User: root
  • Password: root

Tests

Alsatian is used as a testing framework and test runner. To run tests:

npm run test
npm run test-watch

Code style

Code style is enforced by prettier To prettify code:

npm run prettier
npm run prettier-watch

Before pushing to master

• Are all tests passing?
• Have you ran prettier?

Release new version

git checkout dist
git merge master # Resolve conflicts, accepting changes from master
npm run build
git add --all
git commit -m "Add vX.X.X build"
npm version major|minor|patch # Should be same as the version in the commit message
git push origin dist

• Create a new release from the generated tag