django-quickmigrate 1b2

A Django app to provide easy simultaneous migrations

Quick migrations via manage.py

When executed without arguments, it will search for the QUICK_MIGRATE setting in settings.py, make migrations for every app in it and apply them.

Otherwise, it will do the same only upon apps given as arguments.

Prompt py manage.py quickmigrate -h for more specific details on arguments or read the docs below.

Quickstart

Installation

1. Open your Django project and activate virtual environment.

2. After activating virtual environment install the package using pip install django-quickmigrate

3. Open your settings.py and add 'quickmigrate' to your INSTALLED_APPS

4. Add additional list QUICK_MIGRATE into your settings. It should look pretty much like INSTALLED_APPS, except you fill it only with apps you want to be migrated when you call py manage.py quickmigrate without arguments.

5. And that's it. Now you can use quickmigrate in your project!

Additional arguments

Quickmigrate allows you to choose a variety of apps to migrate during one call.

You can manipulate this using additional arguments listed below:

1. -i, --inst — command will look at your INSTALLED_APPS instead of QUICK_MIGRATE. In its turn, this flag takes one optional argument: either base or all (defaults to all).

   • base will just call makemigrations and migrate commands. As the result, only basic apps such as admin will be migrated.
   • all will make and apply migrations for all INSTALLED_APPS which support migrations.

2. -a, --apps — command will look for specific apps. It can take any amount of arguments starting from 1.
   e.g. py manage.py quickmigrate --apps myapp1 myapp2 admin auth

With no arguments provided, the command will look in your QUICK_MIGRATE setting.