feat:351-Backup-Restore-Operation-of-database #387
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Pull Request for Issue #351: Database Backup and Restore Features
Changes Made
In this pull request, I have addressed issue #351 by implementing two new features: database backup and restore.
Files Added
erpbackup.jsanderprestore.jsinside the folder backupFeatures Implemented
Backup Feature: I've added a backup feature that allows scheduled database backups to occur every 24 hours using
node-cron. This feature is designed to ensure data security and reliability.Restore Feature: Additionally, I've implemented the restore feature, which enables the restoration of data from previous backups. This is a crucial aspect of data management and recovery.
Usage
To initiate a database backup, you can now use the command
npm run backup.To restore data from a backup, you can use the command
npm run restore.