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Package mysql-to-mongodb
Short Description A Console Commands To Help With Data Migration From mysql To mongodb.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/ctf0/MysqlToMongoDb
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Mysql To MongoDb
I made this tool as i was starting to learn mongodb and i couldnt find any decent alternative.
The tool is working as expected and even tested on a live working app that uses mysql, however i strongly recommend that you use this package with a grain of salt.
Installation
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composer require ctf0/mysql-to-mongodb - (Laravel < 5.5) add the service provider
Usage
Notes
- if you havent installed mongodb yet, check http://wp.me/p4DYee-9Q
- make sure that you can connect to both of your dbs through laravel without any issues.
- the package assume that your mysql driver connection is
mysqland your default driver connection ismongodb. -
the package doesnt recreate the table types from
mysql, and its up tomongodbto decide at that point, however currently the below types gets converted on migrationtinyint(1) => booltimestamp => datemulti(OneToMany) => index-
unique => index/unique/sparsehaving a field with the same name in 2 different collections will give an error, so as a-way-around the index is saved as (CollectionName_field)
- all your app calls to
idshould be changed to_idexcept in view which is automatically converted through the model. moloquentusestringfor the relation linking/referencing, so when converting the foreign_ids toObjectIdnow you will havestringon one side andObjectIdon the other which will cause lots of trouble, so its kept as string.
ToDo
- Find Away To Add Data In Bulk Instead Of One By One.
- Upload Db Backup To S3.
- Make A Small GUI For Easier Migration.
