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ZF2 Phinx Module

Created by Stephen Rees-Carter, version 0.1.1. Build Status

ZF2 module to integrate the Phinx database migration tool into a ZF2 application console. It provides a way to sync the application DB connections with Phinx, and run each of the Phinx commands easily.

Installation

The easiest way to install the module is using Composer.

  1. Install composer:

  2. Add Phinx as a dependency to your composer.json file:

  3. Update ./config/application.config.php and add enable the PhinxModule:

  4. Run the application console to see usage information:

Commands

index.php phinx setup [--overwrite] - Interactive setup script that asks the user for the database credentials and generates the ZF2 config file (./config/autoload/phinx.local.php) and the Phinx config file (./config/phinx.yml).

index.php phinx sync - Saves the database credentials found in the ZF2 config into the Phinx config file (./config/phinx.yml) so you don't need to keep them both up-to-date.

index.php phinx <phinx commands> - Calls the Phinx cli and passes any specified phinx commands through to Phinx. It also automatically configures the custom phinx.yml location so you don't need to worry about it. Running this without any commands will return the Phinx command reference.

Composer Integration

The Phinx Module comes with support for Composer Scripts so you can have your application database automatically set up and migrated as part of the composer install. Simply add the following block to your composer.json, and it will automatically setup and migrate after a successful composer install or composer update.

All commands are optional, so only use what you need.

Version History

v0.1.1 - 2013-03-28

v0.1.0 - 2013-03-03

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Requires robmorgan/phinx Version *
symfony/yaml Version 2.*
zendframework/zendframework Version 2.*
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