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Package tyro-checkpoint
Short Description Database checkpoints for Laravel local development. Snapshot your database and restore it instantly. Supports SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL.
License MIT
Informations about the package tyro-checkpoint
Tyro Checkpoint
Database checkpoints for Laravel local development. Snapshot your database and restore it instantly. Supports SQLite, MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL.
Local development only. Not for production.
Requirements
- PHP 8.1+
- Laravel 10.x–13.x
- SQLite, MySQL 8+, MariaDB 10.4+, or PostgreSQL 12+
- MySQL:
mysqldump,mysql - MariaDB:
mariadb-dump,mariadb - PostgreSQL:
pg_dump,psql
MySQL vs MariaDB is detected internally (the live server version when a connection is already open, otherwise the installed client tools), so the matching dump/restore binaries are selected automatically — no extra configuration is required. Laravel's native mariadb connection driver is supported and checkpoints stay in the mysql family. Override the paths with TYRO_CHECKPOINT_MARIADB_DUMP_BIN and TYRO_CHECKPOINT_MARIADB_BIN only when they live outside PATH.
Install
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
tyro-checkpoint:create [name] [--encrypt] [--silent] |
Create a checkpoint |
tyro-checkpoint:import {path} [name] [--note] [--driver] [--silent] |
Import an external snapshot as a flagged checkpoint |
tyro-checkpoint:list [id\|name] |
List checkpoints (or view one) |
tyro-checkpoint:details [id\|name] |
Show checkpoint details |
tyro-checkpoint:restore [id\|name] |
Restore a checkpoint |
tyro-checkpoint:delete [id\|name] |
Delete a checkpoint (alias: remove) |
tyro-checkpoint:flush [--force] |
Delete all unlocked checkpoints |
tyro-checkpoint:lock [id\|name] |
Lock (prevent deletion) |
tyro-checkpoint:unlock [id\|name] |
Unlock |
tyro-checkpoint:flag [id\|name] |
Flag for attention (🚩) |
tyro-checkpoint:unflag [id\|name] |
Remove flag |
tyro-checkpoint:add-note [id\|name] |
Add a note |
tyro-checkpoint:encrypt [id\|name] |
Encrypt an existing checkpoint in place |
tyro-checkpoint:generate-key |
Generate encryption key into .env |
tyro-checkpoint:publish-config |
Publish config file |
tyro-checkpoint:install |
Run setup |
tyro-checkpoint:version |
Show version and system info |
Restore is non-destructive to checkpoints — you can restore the same one many times.
Importing Snapshots
Import an existing SQLite database file or SQL dump without modifying the source file:
When no name is supplied, the command prompts for one. Leave it empty to generate a name automatically, or use --silent for non-interactive imports. Imported checkpoints are always flagged and can be encrypted afterward with tyro-checkpoint:encrypt.
The snapshot driver defaults to the active database connection. Use --driver=sqlite, --driver=mysql, or --driver=pgsql when importing a snapshot from another engine. MySQL and PostgreSQL dumps both use the .sql extension, so specify the driver when the active connection does not identify the dump's engine.
Auto-checkpoints
Snapshot automatically before risky commands (migrations, seeders, db:wipe).
Default watched commands: migrate, migrate:fresh, migrate:refresh, migrate:reset, migrate:rollback, db:seed, db:wipe.
Configuration
Publish with tyro-checkpoint:publish-config. Defaults:
Storage
Metadata lives in checkpoints.json, so restoring a snapshot never loses track of other checkpoints.
tyro-checkpoint:install automatically appends the checkpoint storage path to your project's .gitignore, so SQL dumps and encrypted *.enc sidecars are never committed accidentally.
Encryption
Encrypted checkpoints auto-decrypt on restore. Back up TYRO_CHECKPOINT_ENCRYPTION_KEY — losing it makes encrypted checkpoints unrestorable.
Notes
- Full database snapshots (file copy for SQLite, SQL dump for MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL).
- MariaDB is supported transparently:
mariadb-dump/mariadbare used when MariaDB is detected, falling back tomysqldump/mysqlwhen those are the only tools installed. - Locked checkpoints survive
flush. - In-memory SQLite (
:memory:) is not supported. - Delete unneeded checkpoints to save disk space.
License
MIT — © Hasin Hayder
All versions of tyro-checkpoint with dependencies
illuminate/support Version ^10.0 || ^11.0 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
illuminate/console Version ^10.0 || ^11.0 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
illuminate/database Version ^10.0 || ^11.0 || ^12.0 || ^13.0
symfony/process Version ^6.0 || ^7.0 || ^8.0