sails-grunt-task-db-migrate
db-migrate integration for Sails.js. This is a fairly simple wrapper,
which provides grunt tasks for running and creating migrations. It also
extracts the database configuration from the Sails config, so you don't have to
duplicate you config in a database.json
file.
Supports Sails 0.10.x+ till Sails 1.2.4.
You don't need to install the dependencies manually. Instead, the dependencies ( like db-migrate, db-migrate-mongodb, etc... ) will be installed automatically. Before install this npm, please create config/migrations.js
.
And also, this npm supports db:create, db:drop and db:seed.
Setup
Installation is very typical.
$ npm install --save sails-grunt-task-db-migrate
You need to setup `config/migrations.js` to name the connection which you will
use to run migrations.
```JavaScript
// config/migrations.js
module.exports.migrations = {
// connection name matches a field from config/connections.js
connection: 'default' // or MySQL
};
Optionally, you can specify in the config file the name of the database table to
be used to track migrations (defaults to migrations
), the directory to use for
migrations (defaults to migrations
), and whether to create a coffeescript
file for the migrations instead of javascript file (defaults to false
).
And also, we can set seedingDir
option. If it is not yet set, the default path will be seeders
folder under root folder.
module.exports.migrations = {
connection: 'somePostgresqlServer',
table: 'sails_migrations',
migrationsDir: 'db/migrate',
seedingDir: 'db/seeders',
coffeeFile: true
};
You'll also need to setup tasks/register/dbMigrate.js
to add the db:migrate
tasks to grunt.
module.exports = require( 'sails-grunt-task-db-migrate' ).sailsGruntTasks
npm i -S sails-grunt-task-db-migrate
grunt db:migrate:create --name=create_test_schema
grunt db:migrate:up
grunt db:migrate:down --count=150
grunt db:migrate:db:create --db-name=test_db
grunt db:migrate:db:drop --db-name=test_db
Sample seeder file
module.exports = aysnc() {
TestTable.create( { field1: 'value', field: 'value' } )
}