halpdesk/laravel-migration-commands

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Better commands for migrations when developing a Laravel project

0.9.2 2019-09-04 09:59 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.2
• doctrine/dbal: ^2.9
• laravel/framework: 6.0.*

Requires (Dev)

• absolutehh/dotenv-manipulator: ^1.2
• mockery/mockery: ^1.1
• orchestra/testbench: ^3.7
• phpunit/phpunit: ^8.3

Unknown License

• database
• migration
• laravel
• migrate
• table
• halpdesk

README

This package provides commands for migrating files in a Laravel project, which are useful at developing time.

By halpdesk, 2019-07-22

Installation

Open config/app.php and insert the following into the Package Service Providers list:

Halpdesk\LaravelMigrationCommands\LaravelServiceProvider::class,

Then run composer dump-autoload

List of Commmands

Migrate all tables

migrate:all

Rolls back all migration files and migrates them again

To seed the database after migration is finished, use the --seed option.

Migrate specific file

migrate:specific --file= <file>

Migrate one specific file. Does not take regard to order of migration files. The --file parameter is required and takes a full (absolute) path.

To instead rollback the migration, use the the --rollback option.

Drop all tables

migrate:dropall

Disables all foreign key constraints and drops all tables. This is useful when when a migration file is renamed or the order is changed during development. The user is not prompted with a choice to continue before proceeding as well as a count down which can be cancelled with CTRL+C.

To escape the prompt and countdown, add the --force option.

Re-seed database

db:reseed

Disables all foreign key constriants, truncates all tables and seeds all tables

To use another class instead of DatabaseSeeder, use the class option