it can batch to the database migration.
Required:
- laravel 5.3 or later.
- php 7 or later.
Sometimes, your project's migration want to separate folders, but you need
to add option --path=database/migrations/someone/ or others, that's good but
I want to more automatic. Imagine one command to do all migration or rollback, that's it.
For example, I have 2 directories in database/migrations:
database/
migrations/
testing1/
create_posts_table.php
create_comment_table.php
testing2/
create_articles_table.php
create_messages_table.php
And then you run php arisan migrate:batch it will do all migration done.
As others package, use composer install this package. For example:
$ composer require mombuyish/laravel-batch-migrationsSecondly, you need to register service provider in config/app.php.
'providers' => [
...
/*
* Package Service Providers...
*/
Mombuyish\BatchMigration\BatchMigrationServiceProvider::class,
...Thirdly, Going to app/Console/Kernel.php, adding console command.
protected $commands = [
\Mombuyish\BatchMigration\Commands\BatchMigration::class,
\Mombuyish\BatchMigration\Commands\RollbackBatchedMigration::class
];Fourthly, publish config.
$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Mombuyish\BatchMigration\BatchMigrationServiceProvider"You can do configure on config batch-migration.php
return [
/**
* Accessible paths.
*/
'path' => 'database/migrations',
];Finally, you can checkout $ php artisan and you can see 2 commands.
migrate:batch Run the database migrations (including depth dictionaries)
migrate:batch-rollback Rollback the last database migration (including depth directories)- When you run
php artisan migrate:batch, it will do all migrate in path. - When you run
php artisan migrate:batch-rollback, it will rollback your migrate:batch done.
Supported --force
When you run rollback, maybe it got errors, For know, you need specific directory.
php artisan migrate:rollback --path=database/migrations/someone.