akrabat/akrabat_db_schema_manager

Akrabat's Zend Tool Provider for Zend Framework 1 Database Migrations

1.0.0 2013-02-26 19:42 UTC

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README

See Akrabat_Db_Schema_Manager: Zend Framework database migrations for full details. This code is licensed under the New-BSD license.

Akrabat_Db_Schema_Manager is a tool for use with ZF1. If you need a standalone tool, then have a look at South for the Winter.

ZF1:

To get the Zend_Tool provider working:

  1. Place a copy of ZF1 in /usr/local/include/zf1/, so that the Zend folder is in zf1/library/Zend

  2. Update your ~/.bash_profile to set up an alias to the zf.sh script

     alias zf='export ZF_CONFIG_FILE=~/.zf.ini; /usr/local/include/zf1/bin/zf.sh'
    

    Restart your terminal or source ~/.bash_profile

  3. If you haven't already done so, setup the storage directory and config file:

     zf --setup storage-directory
     zf --setup config-file
    
  4. Place a copy of the Akrabat Tools in /usr/local/include/Akrabat:

     cd /usr/local/include
     git clone http://github.com/akrabat/Akrabat.git
    
  5. Edit the created ~/.zf.ini. Change path so that it includes ZF1 and Akrabat/library, allow for auotoloading Akrabat and set up the provider:

     php.include_path = "/usr/local/include/zf1/library:/usr/local/include/Akrabat/library/"
     autoloadernamespaces.0 = "Akrabat_"
     basicloader.classes.0 = "Akrabat_Tool_DatabaseSchemaProvider"
    
  6. zf should provide a help screen with the DatabaseSchema provider at the bottom.

Akrabat_Db_Schema_Manager

  1. Create scripts/migrations folder in your ZF application

  2. Create migration files within migrations with the file name format of nnn-Xxxx.php. e.g. 001-Users.php where:
    nnn => any number. The lower numbered files are executed first
    Xxx => any name. This is the class name within the file.

    In up(), database changes are applied, in down(), changes are reverted. If changes cannot be reverted, then down() should throw a Akrabat_Db_Schema_Exception.

  3. Create a class in your migrations file. Example for 001-Users.php:

     class Users extends Akrabat_Db_Schema_AbstractChange 
     {
         function up()
         {
             $tableName = $this->_tablePrefix . 'users';
             $sql = "
                 CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS $tableName (
                   id int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
                   username varchar(50) NOT NULL,
                   password varchar(75) NOT NULL,
                   roles varchar(200) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'user',
                   PRIMARY KEY (id)
                 ) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;";
             $this->_db->query($sql);
     
             $data = array();
             $data['username'] = 'admin';
             $data['password'] = sha1('password');
             $data['roles'] = 'user,admin';
             $this->_db->insert($tableName, $data);
         }
         
         function down()
         {
             $tableName = $this->_tablePrefix . 'users';
             $sql= "DROP TABLE IF EXISTS $tableName";
             $this->_db->query($sql);
         }
     
     }
    
  4. If you want a table prefix, add this to your application.ini:

     resources.db.table_prefix = "prefix"
    

Phing Task

  1. Define the phing task in the build.xml

     <taskdef name="dbmigration" classname="phing.tasks.PhingAkrabatDbSchemaManager" />
    
  2. Setup a phing target with the database options in the build.xml

     <target name="database-migration">
     	<dbmigration adapter="mysqli" host="${db.host}" dbname="${db.name}" username="${db.user}" password="${db.pass}" />
     </target>
    
  3. Run phing using the command line, by phing database-migration