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This looks comparable to Sequel and seems straightfoward enough. Still, when I need a full-featured tool, I prefer sqitch[1] - does what this does without req
by GrinningFool 11y ago
This looks comparable to Sequel and seems straightfoward enough. Still, when I need a full-featured tool, I prefer sqitch[1] - does what this does without requiring numbered migrations, treats database changes as commits (very similar to git), and includes the option of running tests to verify schema changes.
That said, this looks good for cases where you have a node project and want to keep your tooling on the same platform.
[1] http://sqitch.org/ http://sqitch.org/
- raziel2p 11y agoThere was a HN thread on sqitch just yesterday [1], and a lot of people seemed super frustrated with it. Not that this is necessarily any better, I don't have experience with either. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10145933 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10145933