Database migrations plugin for CakePHP 3.0

This is a pre-alpha version of a Database Migrations system for CakePHP 3.0. It is currently under development and should be considered experimental.

The plugin consists of a wrapper for the phinx migrations library.

Installation

You can install this plugin into your CakePHP application using composer. For existing applications you can add the following to your composer.json file:

"require": {
	"cakephp/migrations": "dev-master"
}

And run php composer.phar update

Configuration

You will need to add the following line to your application's bootstrap.php file:

Plugin::load('Migrations');

Additionally, you will need to configure the default database configuration in your config/app.php file.

Usage

This plugins provides the Migrations shell that you can invoke from your application's root folder:

$ bin/cake Migrations.migrations

The command above will display a list of available options. Make sure you read the official phinx documentation to understand how migrations are created and executed in your database.

Create a migration file

Execute:

$ bin/cake Migrations.migrations create Initial

This will create a file under config/Migrations that you can edit to complete the migration steps as documented in phinx's manual.

Run the migration

After modifying the migration file, you can run your changes in the database by executing:

$ bin/cake Migrations.migrations migrate

Rollback a migration

If you added any steps to revert a migration in the down() callback, you can execute this command and have that function executed:

$ bin/cake Migrations.migrations rollback

Watch migrations status

By executing this command you will have an overview of the migrations that have been executed and those still pending to be run:

$ bin/cake Migrations.migrations status

Usage for plugins

All the commands from above support the --plugin or -p option:

$ bin/cake Migrations.migrations status -p PluginName

Usage for connections

All the commands from above support the --connection or -c option:

$ bin/cake Migrations.migrations migrate -c my_datasource