faq-migrations 1.0.2

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# FAQ Alembic Git Migration

> This module created as wrapper for Alembic and the main idea is
> attaching real git branch, monitoring heads and auto-recommendations
> for merging when developer creates new migration.

# How to install
```bash
pip install faq-migrations
```

# Add CLI to your project
> As standalone manager

```python
from faq_migrations.cli import migrations


if __name__ == '__main__':
migrations()
```

> As sub-group of click
```python
import click
from faq_migrations.cli import migrations


cli = click.Group()
cli.add_command(migrations)


if __name__ == '__main__':
cli()
```

> and run cli

```bash
python your_manager.py migrations --help
```

# List of commands:
```
Usage: manager.py migrations [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Creating of new migrations and upgrading database

Options:
--help Show this message and exit.

Commands:
compare_history Compare local and remote history
create Create new migration for current branch
current Show current migration revision
heads Show current heads
history Show last migration, limit=20, upper=True
init Initialize new alembic directory
last_revision Show previous migration
merge Merge branches or heads
migrate Upgrade to head
upgrade_migrations Show not yet applied migrations
```

# Config settings
```python
from faq_migrations.settings import config


# Path to your directory with alembic.ini
config.config_file_path = 'faq_migrations/migrations/'

# Path to templates directory with alembic.ini and mako files
config.template_path = 'faq_migrations/templates/'

# Default template name
config.template_name = 'git-generic'

# Path to your directory with migrations
config.alembic_dir = 'migrations/'

# You can setup database url in this param or in alembic.ini.
# This parameter has higher priority
config.database_url = 'driver://username:pass@host:port/db_name'
```
> Before initializing new directory with migrations you must setup config
> params.


# Building and Publication

### Build
```bash
python setup.py sdist
twine upload dist/*
```

### Publication
```bash
pip install twine
twine upload dist/*
```