db-migrate-cli

db-migrate-cli is a command-line interface tool designed for managing database migrations with MySQL and MariaDB. It simplifies the process of creating, applying, and rolling back database changes.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
  • Quick Start
  • Commands
    • setup
    • migrate:init
    • make:migration
    • migrate
    • rollback
• Configuration
• Dependencies
• License
• Author

Installation

To install the tool globally, use npm:

npm  install  -g  db-migrate-cli

This will make the db-cli command available globally on your system, allowing you to run migration commands from anywhere.

Usage

🚀 Quick Start

Get up and running with db-migrate-cli in just a few simple steps! Here's how you can manage your database migrations like a pro.

1. Setup Your Migration Configuration

Kickstart your migration process by setting up the configuration file.

db-cli  setup

• 📝 This creates the config/migration.js file in your project.
• 🔧 Customize the migrationDir and your database settings in this file.

Example:

# Setting up the migration configuration
db-cli setup

# Output:
# Configuration file created at config/migration.js

2. Initialize Migration Infrastructure

Prepare your database for migrations by setting up the necessary tables and procedures.

db-cli  migrate:init

• 🚀 This creates a db_migrations table in your configured database.
• ⚙️ Also sets up essential stored procedures to manage your migrations.

Example:

# Initializing the migration infrastructure
db-cli migrate:init

# Output:
# Migration infrastructure initialized. 'db_migrations' table created.
# Procedures 'addMigration', 'deleteMigration', 'executeQuery', 'getLastBatchMigrations', and 'getMigrations' created.

3. Create Your First Migration

Ready to make some changes? Create a new migration file with your desired changes.

db-cli  make:migration <migration_name>

• 📁 The file is stored in the directory specified by migrationDir.
• ⏰ The file name includes a timestamp and is in snake case.

Example:

# Creating a new migration file
db-cli make:migration create_users_table

# Output:
# Migration file created: migrations/2024_08_09_13_59_01_create_users_table.sql

Example Migration File:

-- migrations/2024_08_09_13_59_01_create_users_table.sql

-- UP
CREATE TABLE users (
    id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
    name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
    age INT
);

-- DOWN
DROP TABLE users;

This migration file contains the SQL commands necessary to create a users table in the database. The -- UP section includes the SQL to apply the changes, and the -- DOWN section provides the SQL to undo them.

4. Apply Migrations

Time to execute your changes! Run all pending migrations to update your database.

db-cli  migrate

• ✅ This applies all the migrations that haven't been executed yet.

Example:

# Applying all pending migrations
db-cli migrate

# Output:
# Migrating: 2024_08_09_13_59_01_create_users_table
# Migrated: 2024_08_09_13_59_01_create_users_table

5. Rollback Changes

Made a mistake? No problem! Rollback the last batch of changes.

db-cli  rollback

• ⏪ This undoes the last set of migrations applied.

Example:

# Rolling back the last batch migrations
db-cli rollback

# Output:
# Rollback: 2024_08_09_13_59_01_create_users_table

Commands

setup

Initializes the migration configuration by creating the config/migration.js file in the current working directory. Configure the migrationDir and database settings in this file after running the command.

db-cli  setup

migrate:init

Sets up the migration infrastructure by creating the db_migrations table in your configured database and establishing the necessary stored procedures.

db-cli  migrate:init

make:migration

Generates a new migration file within the migrationDir specified in config/migration.js. The file name includes a timestamp and the provided name, converted to snake case.

db-cli  make:migration <migration_name>

migrate

Executes all pending migrations, applying them to the configured database.

db-cli  migrate

rollback

Reverts the most recent batch of migrations, undoing the last changes applied.

db-cli  rollback

Configuration

After running db-cli setup, you will have a config/migration.js file in your project. You'll need to edit this file to specify your migration directory and database connection settings. Here's how:

module.exports = {
  migrationDir: 'migrations',  // Directory where migration files are stored

  // Database connection settings
  db: {
    host: 'localhost',         // Database host
    user: 'root',              // Database user
    password: 'password',      // Database password
    database: 'my_database',   // Database name
    port: 3306                 // (Optional) Default is 3306
  }
};

Configuration Options:

• migrationDir: The directory where your migration files will be stored. This is where new migration files created with db-cli make:migration will be saved.

• db Object: Contains your database connection settings:

  • host: The hostname of your database server.
  • user: The username used to connect to the database.
  • password: The password associated with the database user.
  • database: The name of the database where migrations will be applied.
  • port: (Optional) The port on which your database server is listening. Defaults to 3306 for MySQL/MariaDB.

Dependencies

• chalk: Used for styling terminal output.
• commander: Command-line argument parser.
• fs.promises: Promises API for interacting with the filesystem.
• mysql2: MySQL client for Node.js.
• path: Utility for handling and transforming file paths.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Developed by Anjutech (arunkumar@anjutech.com).