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Informations about the package migrate
Piko Migrate
A small command-line tool for database migrations, built on top of dakujem/migrun.
piko/migrate provides a simple wrapper around Migrun to run, rollback, and inspect migrations from your terminal.
Features
- Lightweight CLI for migrations
- Built on reliable migration orchestration from
dakujem/migrun - Supports:
- applying pending migrations
- rolling back applied migrations
- displaying migration status
- Configurable migrations directory
Requirements
- PHP 8+
- A PDO-compatible database (MySQL, SQLite, PostgreSQL, etc.)
- Composer
Installation
As a dependency
Then use the generated binary:
For local development
Configuration
The CLI reads database settings from environment variables:
DSNDB_USERNAME(optional depending on DSN)DB_PASSWORD(optional depending on DSN)
You can also create an env.php file in your working directory. If present, it will be loaded automatically.
Example env.php:
Migration files
By default, migrations are loaded from:
You can override this directory with -p / --path.
A migration file should return an object exposing up(PDO $db) and down(PDO $db) methods.
Example:
CLI usage
Global options
-h, --helpShow help-p, --pathPath to migration directory (default:./migrations)
Commands
Run pending migrations
Roll back migrations
Roll back the latest migration:
Roll back multiple migrations:
Show status
The status output includes:
up: already applieddown: pendingMISSING: applied in history but migration file is no longer present
Development
Run tests:
Run static analysis and coding style checks:
