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I really like how Django allows you to manage databases through its management command system. Ideally, I would like databases to be managed through the Bocadillo CLI, with commands such as:
# Initialize the Bocadillo app for databases, creating files or asking for information as necessary
boca init:db [<backend: (sqlite|postgres|mysql)>]
# Apply all unapplied migrations
boca migrate
# Apply a specific migration (perhaps an older one, meaning rolling back)
boca migrate <migration_number># Generate a migration script
boca migrations:create [<name>] [--table <table>]
# See applied/unapplied migrations
boca migrations:show
The Orator ORM provides similar management commands, so perhaps it could be an inspiration.
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I really like how Django allows you to manage databases through its management command system. Ideally, I would like databases to be managed through the Bocadillo CLI, with commands such as:
The Orator ORM provides similar management commands, so perhaps it could be an inspiration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: