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    Tiny tool for managing migrations in Drizzle

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    • @aegon_targaryen/drizzle-migrations
    • @aegon_targaryen/drizzle-migrations/package.json

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    Drizzle migrations

    Simple tool that ads up and down and down-one migration capability for drizzle projects.

    Automatic migration generation for drizzle was adapted from the PayloadCMS repository.

    Warning! This tool is work in progress and was only tested on pg databases, but should be working on sqlite and mysql too. This is also something that drizzle will probably have built-in inside drizzle-kit in the future.

    Installation

    npm install @aegon_targaryen/drizzle-migrations # or yarn,pnpm,bun

    Configuration

    To make this work you have to make small changes inside your drizzle.config.ts file

    import { defineConfig } from '@aegon_targaryen/drizzle-migrations'
    import { drizzle } from 'drizzle-orm/postgres-js'
    import postgres from 'postgres'
    
    // notice how we are not using `defineConfig` from drizzle but from `@aegon_targaryen/drizzle-migrations`
    export default defineConfig({
      schema: './src/schema.ts',
      dialect: 'postgresql',
      dbCredentials: {  ...  },
      out: './src/migrations',
    
      // this is default if not provided. schema is for now supported only for postgres,
      migrations: {
        schema: 'public',
        table: 'drizzle_migrations',
      },
    
      // define your own client using adapter of your choice
      getMigrator: async () => {
        const migrationClient = postgres('postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost/postgres-db', {
          max: 1,
        })
    
        return drizzle(migrationClient)
      },
    
      // only needed if you want to use seed commands
      seed: { dirPath: './src/seeders', defaultSeeder: 'db-seeder' }
    })

    Usage

    Generate migration

    npm run drizzle-migrations generate --name <migration-name>

    Run migrations

    npm run drizzle-migrations up

    Rollback migrations

    npm run drizzle-migrations down

    Rollback one migration

    npm run drizzle-migrations down-one

    Rollback up to specific batch

    npm run drizzle-migrations down --bach <batch-number>

    Get status of migrations

    npm run drizzle-migrations status

    Rollback all migrations

    npm run drizzle-migrations fresh

    Rollback all migrations and run them again

    npm run drizzle-migrations refresh

    Create seeder

    npm run drizzle-migrations seed:create --name <seeder-name>

    Run seeders

    npm run drizzle-migrations seed:run --name <seeder-name> // default seeder is db-seeder

    Example of generated migration

    import { sql } from "drizzle-orm";
    import type { MigrationArgs } from "@aegon_targaryen/drizzle-migrations";
    
    export async function up({ db }: MigrationArgs<"postgresql">): Promise<void> {
      await db.execute(sql`
            CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "posts" (
                    "id" serial PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
                    "title" varchar(255),
                    "content" varchar,
                    "user_id" integer
            );
    
            CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "users" (
                    "id" serial PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
                    "name" varchar,
                    "slug" uuid
            );
    
            DO $$ BEGIN
            ALTER TABLE "posts" ADD CONSTRAINT "posts_user_id_users_id_fk" FOREIGN KEY ("user_id") REFERENCES "public"."users"("id") ON DELETE no action ON UPDATE no action;
            EXCEPTION
            WHEN duplicate_object THEN null;
            END $$;
    
            `);
    }
    
    export async function down({ db }: MigrationArgs<"postgresql">): Promise<void> {
      await db.execute(sql`
            DROP TABLE "posts";
            DROP TABLE "users";
    `);
    }