@karcass/migration-commands v0.0.2

@karcass/migration-commands

CliService commands for creation, doing and undoing TypeORM migrations. This commands included by default in karcass.

Installation

npm install @karcass/migration-commands

Usage

index.ts:

import { CliService } from '@karcass/cli-service'
import { createConnection } from 'typeorm'
import { CreateMigrationCommand, MigrateCommand, MigrateUndoCommand } from '@karcass/migration-commands'

const cliService = new CliService()
const connection = await createConnection({
    type: 'sqlite',
    database: 'test/test.sqlite',
})
cliService.add(CreateMigrationCommand, () => new CreateMigrationCommand())
cliService.add(MigrateCommand, () => new MigrateCommand(connection))
cliService.add(MigrateUndoCommand, () => new MigrateUndoCommand(connection))

await cliService.run()

Output:

=== Available commands: ===
  --help                           Show this help
  migrations:generate <path/name>  Create migration with name from argument, e.g. migrations:generate MyBundle/Migrations/MyMigrationName
  migrations:migrate               Doing migrations
  migrations:migrate:undo          Reverts last migration

So running ts-node index.ts migrations:generate test/MyMigration will create a file with name like test/1577032764-MyMigration.ts and contents like:

import { MigrationInterface, QueryRunner } from 'typeorm'

export default class MyMigration1577032764233 implements MigrationInterface {
    public async up(queryRunner: QueryRunner): Promise<any> {}

    public async down(queryRunner: QueryRunner): Promise<any> {}
}

Command ts-node index.ts migrations:migrate will apply all non-applied migrations.

Command ts-noed index.ts migrations:migrate:undo reverts one last migrated migration.

More about migrations in TypeORM you can read here.