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Couchbase Migrations Bundle

With this Symfony bundle you can generate and execute migrations on a Couchbase database. It works kind of like Doctrine Migrations.

• Generate blank migrations and fill them to e.g. make new indexes on buckets or upsert/remove documents.
• It keeps in check which migrations that have already been executed and which still need to be done.
• Usable via Symfony commands.

Prerequisites

• PHP 8.3 or higher with Couchbase extension

Installation and setup

Install the bundle via composer.

composer require bowlofsoup/couchbase-migrations-bundle

Add the bundle to your AppKernel.php.

$bundles = [
    ...
    new \BowlOfSoup\CouchbaseMigrationsBundle\CouchbaseMigrationsBundle()
    ...
];

Create a CouchbaseMigrations directory in your app directory. This will contain all the generated blank migrations.

$ mkdir CouchbaseMigrations

Add the config/packages/couchbase_migrations_bundle.yaml.

couchbase_migrations:
    host: '%env(COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_HOST)%'
    user: '%env(COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_USER)%'
    password: '%env(COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_PASSWORD)%'
    bucket_migrations: '%env(COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_BUCKET_MIGRATIONS)%'
    bucket_default: '%env(COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_DEFAULT_BUCKET)%'

Optional you can also configure the port if it is not standard.

couchbase_migrations:
    port: '%env(COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_PORT)%'

In your .env file, define the above values:

COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_HOST="127.0.0.1"
COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_USER="couchbase_user"
COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_PASSWORD="couchbase_password"
COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_BUCKET_MIGRATIONS="default"
COUCHBASE_MIGRATIONS_DEFAULT_BUCKET="default"

• bucket_migrations must hold the bucket in which you want to store which migration has already been done. Not mandatory, but then a bucket named migrations must be accessible.
• bucket_default must hold your default bucket. If you do not have a default bucket, use %couchbase_migrations.bucket_migrations% as option.

Usage

Generate migration

bin/console couchbase:migrations:generate

This will generate a blank migration file in CouchbaseMigrations/ for you to fill.

Migrate all

bin/console couchbase:migrations:migrate

This will execute all migrations that still need to be done.

The configured bucket (bucket_migrations in the config file) will contain a document (migrations::versions) which contains the already migrated.

Execute a single migration

bin/console couchbase:migrations:execute VERSION_NUMBER [--no-verbose] [--down]

This will execute the given version (file in CouchbaseMigrations/). Replace VERSION_NUMBER with the version (date-time part of the file) you want to execute. You can execute a version indefinitely: will not be kept track of.

Flush all data in a bucket, except the migrations

bin/console couchbase:migrations:flush-data BUCKET_NAME

Flushes all the data in a bucket, if flushing is enabled for that bucket, except the migrations version document. Replace BUCKET_NAME with the name of the bucket for which you want the data to be flushed. Defaults to the configured bucket.

Can be handy if you want to reset all data in a bucket, but do not want to lose your migrations.

Create a bucket

bin/console couchbase:migrations:create-bucket [BUCKET_NAME] [--index]

Creates a bucket, optional name (takes default configured) and optionally creating a primary index.

Remove a bucket

bin/console couchbase:migrations:remove-bucket [BUCKET_NAME]

Creates a bucket, optional name (takes default configured).

How to write a migration

When you have generated a migration, open the file and use the up function. Example:

or

Downgrading is also supported for the execute command, just add a method down() to the migration.

So:

• The $this->bucketRepository can be used to make it easier to do queries on a bucket (like named parameters).
• You can also directly do actions on the bucket by using the return value of $this->selectBucket().

Note: The Bucket returned by selectBucket() and the result returned by $bucket->get() are both small backwards- compatible classes to not break old migrations defined with the previous version of this bundle. If you need the actual Couchbase Bucket, you can use $bucket->getBucket(), if you need the actual Couchbase result you can get that by calling $result->getResult().

How to use as standalone application

You can use this bundle as standalone application, so, not use it within a Symfony installation. This is also perfect for development.

• Checkout this repository and create an app directory within the src directory.
• Create a src/CouchbaseMigrations directory.
• Create a src/app/parameters.yml which holds the config parameters.

Fill the src/app/parameters.yml file with:

parameters:
  kernel.project_dir:

  couchbase_bucket:

  couchbase_migrations.bucket_migrations:
  couchbase_migrations.host:
  couchbase_migrations.user:
  couchbase_migrations.password:

• The kernel.project_dir option must hold the full path the the src directory.
• See 'Installation and setup' for more info on the options.

Contributing

You are more then welcome to fork this repository, make changes and create a pull request back.

• Create an issue and state the changes you want to make.
• In your commit messages, refer to this issue.
• Be sure to run vendor/bin/php-cs-fixer fix before you commit code changes. This will make the changed code adhere to the coding standards.

Upgrading to 2.x

When you're upgrading from version 1.0, you need to do two things:

• Update the configuration according to the above information
• Move the path of the migrations. The app/ directory is gone in new Symfony versions, the CouchbaseMigrations folder should now be in the root of your project