pgup v1.0.0

pgup

Small schema migration tool for postgres

Short instruction

• Install library into your project:

  npm i pgup

• Place your migrations scripts in migrations folder:

  # ./migrations
  
  1-initial.sql
  2-add-some-changes.sql
  ...

• If you want to make possible to revert version of database version from higher to lower one, you can optionally add .revert.sql scripts:

  # ./migrations

  1-initial.sql
  1-initial.revert.sql
  2-add-some-changes.sql
  2-add-some-changes.revert.sql

• Now you can run pgup run to run your migrations

  Make sure you provide env variables to connect to the database: PGHOST, PGPORT, PGDATABASE, PGUSER, PGPASSWORD...

  To see all possible connection env configs, visit https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/libpq-envars.html

• Optionally, you can add migration script to your package.json

  # ./package.json
  # ...
  
  "scripts": {
  
      "migration": "pgup run"
      
  }

Commands

run

pgup run [--dry] [--from=...] [--revert] [--to=...]

Runs a migration. From current (or passed) version of database to last (or passed) version.

Each migration will be done in separate database transaction.

If final version should be lower than current one, you should add --revert param. By default, it fails to migrate to lower version.

Params:

• --dry - Instructs to not run a migration on a database. Only prints sql to the output.

• --from - Current version of a db. If not passed, version will be taken from db.

  DON'T PASS IT unless you know what are you doing

• --to - Version db should be migrated to. If not passed, migration will be done to the latest migration file

• --revert - Revert db migration (if possible)

Env variables:

• PGHOST, PGPORT, PGDATABASE, PGUSER, PGPASSWORD - Credentials to your database

  To see all possible connection configs, visit https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/libpq-envars.html

• PGUP_SCOPE - If you store more then one project in the same database, use this env to pass a unique project name. Actual database version will be stored in table _migration_versions(scope, version) Default scope is default

• PGUP_MIGRATIONS_PATH - If folder with your <version>.sql files is other than migrations, put its name in this env.

• PGUP_LOCK - pgup uses advisory db lock to be set to prevent attempts of simultaneous migrations by few pgup app instances during deployment. Default advisory lock is 1012, but you can change its value with this env You can set it to 0, if you want to disable locking feature

db-version

pgup db-version

Shows a current version of a database

The same env vars can be passed, as for "run" command

help

pgup [help]

Shows help info

License

ISC

Copyright 2021 Roman Ditchuk

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