sqlite-shift 0.2.0

A framework for managing SQLite database migrations, inspired by Django.

sqlite-shift

Description

sqlite-shift is a framework for managing SQLite database migrations, inspired by Django's methodology.

Table of Contents

1. Installation
2. Features
3. Basic Usage
4. Migration Structure
5. Migration Manager
6. Contribution
7. License

Installation

You can install sqlite-shift via pip:

pip install sqlite-shift

Features

• Automatic Dependency Tracking: Automatically track and manage migration dependencies based on the order of execution.
• Configuration Options: Customize migration paths, database connections, and other settings via a configuration file.
• CLI Support: Command-line interface for convenient migration management.
• Structured: A systematic and developer friendly way to write and maintain migrations.

Basic Usage

1. Create a configuration file

SQLite-Shift utilizes a configuration file to manage settings such as database connection details and migration paths. To create a configuration file:

1. Create a new .ini configuration file in your project directory, below is a sample configuration.

    [test_db] # Database name  
    db_path = /path/to/test_db.sql # Database path
    migrations_path = /path/to/schema_migrations # The directory path where migration files are to be stored for this database.
   

   Refer to Configuration Structure on how to implement a migration file.

2. Generate a Migration Use the create_migration command from the SQLite-Shift CLI

   sqlite-shift create test_db --migration_name add_users_table
   

   Refer to Migration Structure on how to implement a migration file.

3. Apply a Migration

   sqlite-shift apply test_db
   

4. Revert a Migration

   sqlite-shift revert test_db
   

Configuration Structure

The configuration file in sqlite-shift allows developers to configure one or more databases and their details. Below is the structure of the configuration file and its available options:

[<database name>]
db_path = <path to the sqlite database>
migrations_path = <path to the migrations folder that holds all the migration files >

Note:

1. One or more databases can be configured and the same database name should be used while applying / reverting migrations.
2. Migrations folder should be named as schema_migrations.

Examples

1. Configuration with one database

   [orders_db]
   db_path = /src/db/orders.sql
   migrations_path = /src/schema_migrations
   

2. Configuration with two database

   [orders_db]
   db_path = /src/db/orders.sql
   migrations_path = /src/orders/schema_migrations
   
   [users_db]
   db_path = /src/db/users.sql
   migrations_path = /src/users/schema_migrations
   

Migration Structure

• Migrations folder should always be named schema_migrations.
• To apply a migration, sqlite-shift uses the upgrade method defined in each migration file. When apply_all_migrations is called, S sqlite-shift iterates through all migration files in the specified directory and applies them in the correct order based on their dependencies.
• To revert a migration, sqlite-shift uses the downgrade method defined in each migration file. When revert_last_migration is called, sqlite-shift reverts the last applied migration by executing the downgrade method of the corresponding migration file.
• All migrations will be executed within a transaction

from sqlite_shift.core.base_migration import BaseMigration

class Migration(BaseMigration):  # All migration classes should extend "BaseMigration" class
    def upgrade(self, conn): # class method that will be used while applying a migration
        # Add 'users' table to the database schema
        conn.execute("""
            CREATE TABLE users (
                id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY,
                username TEXT NOT NULL,
                email TEXT NOT NULL
            );
        """)

    def downgrade(self, conn): # class method that will be used while revertinf a migration
        # Remove 'users' table from the database schema
        conn.execute("DROP TABLE users;")

Migration Manager

The Migration Manager class in sqlite-shift provides a set of methods to manage database migrations.

Initialisation

from sqlite_shift import MigrationManager

# Initialize Migration Manager
manager = MigrationManager(db_name="example_db", config_file_path="migrations.ini")

Accepts the following parameters on initialisation

1. db_name: The database to be used
2. config_file_path: The path for the configuration file. By default, it tries to find the config file with the name migrations.ini in the project root directory.

Methods

manager.apply_all_migrations()  # Applies all unapplied migrations in the specified migrations directory to the database.
manager.revert_last_migration() # Reverts the last applied migration from the database.

Contribution

Thank you for considering contributing to SQLite-Shift! Here are some guidelines to get started:

• Reporting Issues:

  If you encounter a bug or have a suggestion for improvement, please open an issue.

• Code Contributions:

  Fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request. Follow existing code style and add tests for new features or fixes.

• Code Review:

  All pull requests undergo code review. Be open to feedback and suggestions from maintainers.

• Testing:

  Ensure that your changes include appropriate tests to maintain code quality.

• Documentation:

  Update documentation for any new features or modifications.

Your contributions are appreciated! Thank you for helping improve sqlite-shift.

License

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0.