rajibahmed / rake-db-migrator
Rails migration for php projects
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- php: >=5.2
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README
Today I was wanted to use rails goodness inside of my php project. So, I searched online found a solution somewhere. Fixed it up for any project to use using composer.
I assume you are using tools listed below and know how to use command line.
- POSIX OS
- Ruby the programming Language
- Rake the build tool written in Ruby
- Activerecord gem, defaults with Rails !!!!
To enable it, add this dependency to your composer.json
file:
"rajibahmed/rake-db-migrator": "dev"
Step 1: To enable it in your application you need to create few directories from you terminal :)
$ mkdir -p db/migrate
$ mkdir config
Note 1: You do not need to create the structure if you already have it. Note 2: I have provided a demo database.yml configuration file copy over to config folder. Important: If you don't have valid database.yml this generator will not work.
Step 2: symlink my rake file to root of you project.
$ ln -s vendor/rajibahmed/rake-db-migrator/Rakefile .
Step 3: You are done !!
Usage
So now you can use this rake file to create and migrate you configured database. Available Rake tasks are,
rake db:create # Create the database from config/database.yml for the current DATABASE_ENV
rake db:drop # Drops the database for the current DATABASE_ENV
rake db:generate # Generate migration files
rake db:migrate # Migrate the database (options: VERSION=x, VERBOSE=false).
rake db:rollback # Rolls the schema back to the previous version (specify steps w/ STEP=n).
rake db:version # Retrieves the current schema version number
Now, Running
rake db:generate
Will create a template file that you can use as a reference point for writing your first migration.
Note[IMPORTANT] : Class name in a migration file must match the file naming convention. ie.
Name migration file
Now you can pass in the migration file name. But follow the convention underscore word.
rake db:generate[create_users]
This will generate code like this.
# db/migrate/....._create_user.rb CreateUser < ActiveRecord::Migration # file name should be timestramp_create_user.rb end
You are good to go !!! This is a few hours effort. If you want to extend it please fork it or send me emails.
LICENSE: Do whatever you want with it. I don't want money from you and can't be held responsible any fu*k ups. Good luck !!! Simple isn't it.