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Informations about the package migrations

meritum/migrations

Schema migration runner with a CLI interface for the Meritum ecosystem.

Requirements

Installation

Configuration

All configuration is provided via environment variables. Source them before invoking strata or set them in your deployment environment.

Variable Default Description
DB_DRIVER pgsql Database driver — pgsql, mysql, or sqlite
DB_HOST localhost Database host
DB_PORT 5432 Database port
DB_DATABASE (empty) Database name
DB_USERNAME (empty) Database username
DB_PASSWORD (empty) Database password
DB_PGSQL_SCHEMA public PostgreSQL schema
DB_PGSQL_SSL_MODE prefer PostgreSQL SSL mode
DB_MYSQL_CHARSET utf8mb4 MySQL charset
DB_MIGRATIONS_TABLE migrations Table used to track ran migrations
DB_MIGRATIONS_PATH ./migrations Directory where migration files are stored
APP_ENV production Application environment — affects production guards
APP_DEBUG false Enable debug mode

The DB_MIGRATIONS_PATH defaults to a migrations/ directory in whichever directory strata is invoked from. Running strata from the project root gives ./migrations without any additional configuration.

Commands

migration:install

Creates the migrations tracking table in the database. Run this once before using any other commands.

Use --force or -f to run in production environments:

Running migration:run calls migration:install automatically, so explicit installation is optional.

migration:make

Generates a new migration file in the configured migrations directory. The filename is prefixed with a timestamp automatically.

To generate a create table migration with a pre-filled stub:

To generate an alter table migration:

Omitting --create-table and --alter-table generates a blank migration. --create-table and --alter-table are mutually exclusive.

migration:run

Runs all pending migrations in chronological order. Migrations that have already run are skipped. All pending migrations are grouped into a single batch.

Use --force or -f to run in production:

migration:rollback

Rolls back all migrations in the last batch by calling their down() methods in reverse order.

Use --force or -f to run in production:

migration:status

Displays a table of all known migrations with their batch number and timestamp. Pending migrations appear with empty batch and timestamp columns.

Writing migrations

Migration files must return an anonymous class implementing MigrationInterface. The up() method applies the change; down() reverses it.

SchemaInterface exposes create(), alter(), drop(), dropIfExists(), and tableExists(). The Blueprint API is provided by georgeff/schema.

Kernel integration

MigrationsModule and DatabaseModule register all services with the kernel. Use KernelBuilder as the entry point:

To extend the kernel with additional modules or service definitions, pass a ServiceRegistrar:

KernelBuilder::build() accepts environment, registrar, and debug as named arguments.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

All versions of migrations with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version ^8.4
aura/sql Version ^6.0
georgeff/database Version ^1.0
georgeff/kernel Version ^1.6
georgeff/schema Version ^1.1
meritum/cli Version ^1.0
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