1.1.0 • Published 3 years ago

@klw/node-database-migration v1.1.0

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MIT
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Last release
3 years ago

node-database-migration

A database migration runner that

  • will run your migration functions
  • will find and run migrations based on your settings (defaults to latest version and a new database).
  • stops running migrations, when one fails
  • runs all remaining migrations, if currentVersion is null.

Usage

Import package and run migrations:

yarn add @klw/node-database-migration
import { migrate } from "@klw/node-database-migration";

const currentVersion = null;
const migrations = {
  one: {
      version: "1",
      up: () => Promise.resolve(), // Your migration function
      down: () => Promise.resolve(),
  },
  two: {
      version: "2",
      up: () => Promise.resolve(),
      down: () => Promise.resolve(),
  },
  three: {
      version: "3",
      up: () => Promise.resolve(),
      down: () => Promise.resolve(),
  },
};

const result = await migrate([migrations.one, migrations.two, migrations.three], currentVersion);

Your Migration Functions

The migration runner uses the Promise API:

  • return Promise.resolve() to show a successful migration
  • return Promise.reject() to stop executing
  • return Promise.reject(error) to stop executing and have your custom error returned

error can be string or Error.

Advanced Options

You may add options to your migrations.

const options = { targetVersion: "5" }
const result = await migrate(migrations, currentVersion, options);

Currently only the targetVersion option is available. This will enable you to downgrade.

You may pass an async function as currentVersion.

const result = await migrate(migrations, async () => Promise.resolve("X"));

This way you can avoid top level await, if needed.

Return value

The migration runner will stop running migrations, if one fails. In either case you will get a resolved Promise. When all migrations succeed:

{
    success: true,
    targetVersion: "3",
    direction: "UP",
    started: ["1", "2", "3"],
    fulfilled: ["1", "2", "3"],
}

When migration 2 fails:

{
    success: false,
    targetVersion: "3",
    direction: "UP",
    started: ["1", "2"],
    fulfilled: ["1"],
    errorMessage: "Migration function 2 failed and this is the custom error message for it.",
}