ipld-eth-db/Makefile
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BIN = $(GOPATH)/bin
# Tools
## Migration tool
GOOSE = $(BIN)/goose
$(BIN)/goose:
go get -u github.com/pressly/goose/cmd/goose
.PHONY: installtools
installtools: | $(GOOSE)
echo "Installing tools"
#Database
HOST_NAME = localhost
PORT = 5432
NAME =
USER = postgres
PASSWORD = password
CONNECT_STRING=postgresql://$(USER):$(PASSWORD)@$(HOST_NAME):$(PORT)/$(NAME)?sslmode=disable
# Parameter checks
## Check that DB variables are provided
.PHONY: checkdbvars
checkdbvars:
test -n "$(HOST_NAME)" # $$HOST_NAME
test -n "$(PORT)" # $$PORT
test -n "$(NAME)" # $$NAME
@echo $(CONNECT_STRING)
## Check that the migration variable (id/timestamp) is provided
.PHONY: checkmigration
checkmigration:
test -n "$(MIGRATION)" # $$MIGRATION
# Check that the migration name is provided
.PHONY: checkmigname
checkmigname:
test -n "$(NAME)" # $$NAME
# Migration operations
## Rollback the last migration
.PHONY: rollback
rollback: $(GOOSE) checkdbvars
$(GOOSE) -dir migrations postgres "$(CONNECT_STRING)" down
pg_dump -O -s $(CONNECT_STRING) > schema.sql
## Rollback to a select migration (id/timestamp)
.PHONY: rollback_to
rollback_to: $(GOOSE) checkmigration checkdbvars
$(GOOSE) -dir migrations postgres "$(CONNECT_STRING)" down-to "$(MIGRATION)"
## Apply all migrations not already run
.PHONY: migrate
migrate: $(GOOSE) checkdbvars
$(GOOSE) -dir migrations postgres "$(CONNECT_STRING)" up
pg_dump -O -s $(CONNECT_STRING) > schema.sql
## Create a new migration file
.PHONY: new_migration
new_migration: $(GOOSE) checkmigname
$(GOOSE) -dir migrations create $(NAME) sql
## Check which migrations are applied at the moment
.PHONY: migration_status
migration_status: $(GOOSE) checkdbvars
$(GOOSE) -dir migrations postgres "$(CONNECT_STRING)" status
# Convert timestamped migrations to versioned (to be run in CI);
# merge timestamped files to prevent conflict
.PHONY: version_migrations
version_migrations:
$(GOOSE) -dir migrations fix
# Import a psql schema to the database
.PHONY: import
import:
test -n "$(NAME)" # $$NAME
psql $(NAME) < schema.sql