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@prototyp-stockholm/contentful-migrator-programme
Advanced tools
Tool to manage Contentful migrations
# Generate a migration
yarn m:generate addUserType
# This will generate a migration with the name YYYYMMDDhhmmssxxx-add-user-type.js
# Apply migration
yarn m:apply
# This will apply the migration to the branch set in the CTF_ENVIRONMENT env var
# Test migrations
yarn m:aux:create
# This will generate an aux env based on CTF_ENVIRONMENT and apply the migrations so they can be tested.
# Update the CTF_ENVIRONMENT with the testEnv created and printed out by that command to be able to test
# the app. And remember to drop it when done with the m:aux:drop command.
#
# Would be great to set the aux env name manually, and create a file with the env name stored, that if present, the project uses that env
# Drop aux env after testing (migrations will be applied in ctf master env by the ci)
yarn m:aux:drop test20200220233122
# remember to revert back CTF_ENVIRONMENT to the original value after reverting.
FAQs
Tool to manage and keep track of contentful migrations.
The npm package @prototyp-stockholm/contentful-migrator-programme receives a total of 13 weekly downloads. As such, @prototyp-stockholm/contentful-migrator-programme popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @prototyp-stockholm/contentful-migrator-programme demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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