node-pg-compare v1.0.15

NODE PG COMPARE

Created with love from Italy :green_heart::white_heart::heart:

Global Requirements

• Node

Project Tree

┌ node-pg-compare
├─ node-modules     (not provided - will be automatically generated running ```yarn install```)
├─ output           (not provided - will be automatically generated)
├─ tools
|  ├─ connector.js
|  ├─ console.js
|  └─ functions.js
├─ .blank.env
├─ .env             (not provided - copy blank.env and apply your configuration)
├─ .gitignore
├─ index.js
├─ LICENSE
├─ package.json
├─ README.md        (you are reading this! :heart: thanks!)
├─ table.js
└─ yarn.lock        (not provided - will be automatically generated running ```yarn install```)

How to use

Stand-alone

• Open tables.js
• Inside the object tables insert the master's table name and the slave table's name to check example {master: 'master_table_user', slave: 'slave_table_user'}
• Copy blank.env name it .env and apply your connection details
• Run yarn pg-compare
• Enjoy

Installed via npm/yarn

• After the install with npm install node-pg-compare --save-dev or yarn add -D node-pg-compare the packange.json of your project will have 3 new scripts available: pgc_tables, pgc_compare, pgc_env, if you use npm replace yarn with npm on pgc_tables and pgc_compare commands
• Then run yarn/npm pgc_env and set your connection details
• Then run yarn/npm pgc_tables, inside the object tables insert the master's table name and the slave table's name to check example {master: 'master_table_user', slave: 'slave_table_user'}
• Run yarn pgc-compare
• Enjoy