delete-migrations 1.0.2

This is a command-line app that deletes a single folder migrations or all directory migrations folder

delete-migrations

The delete-migrations is a command-line app that deletes a single folder migrations or all directory migrations folder.

Installation

Create a virtual environment in root folder

for mac, linux os

  $ virtualenv <virtualenv_name> #create a virtual environment
  $ source <virtualenv_name>/bin/activate #activate the virtual environment

for windows os

  $ virtualenv <virtualenv_name> #create a virtual environment
  $ <virtualenv_name>\Scripts\activate #activate the virtual environment

Using Pip

  $ pip install delete-migrations #install the delete-migrations package

Accessing the package on command line

• create a file "find.py" on the root directory of your project
• import the delete-migrations command-line app in the "find.py" file from the module below

  from delete_migration_roosevelt import management
  

• save the "find.py"

Usage

find usage commands

$ python find.py #for mac, linux

$ py find.py #for windows

get help

using the help command

$ python find.py --help #for mac, linux

$ py find.py --help #for windows

using the help command abbreviated

$ python find.py -h #for mac, linux

$ py find.py -h #for windows

using the <all> directory help command

$ python find.py all -h #for mac, linux

$ py find.py all -h #for windows

using the "<dir_name" directory help command

$ python find.py dir_name -h #for mac, linux

$ py find.py dir_name -h #for windows

all migrations folders

search and delete folders migrations

$ python find.py --delete all #for mac, linux

$ py find.py --delete all #for windows

search and delete folders migrations abbreviated

$ python find.py -d all #for mac, linux

$ py find.py -d all #for windows

all single folder

search and delete single folder migrations

$ python find.py --delete <name-of-folder> #for mac, linux

$ py find.py --delete <name-of-folder> #for windows

search and delete single folder migrations abbreviated

$ python find.py -d <name-of-folder> #for mac, linux

$ py find.py -d <name-of-folder> #for windows

all single folder

get the current version of the command-line library

$ python find.py --version #for mac, linux

$ py find.py --version #for windows

get the current version of the command-line library abbreviated

$ python find.py -v #for mac, linux

$ py find.py -v #for windows