DBSync is a Linux command-line utility allowing for easy database changes between application versions. It was originally built in-house for GoGreen's internal build platform but later realized a wider audience may also find this tool useful.
Integrating DBSync into a project takes just a few minutes. Start by downloading the latest release found here, inside the archive you will find a example folder, inside will be two files; copy these two files in to the directory of your project and edit dbs_config.json to match your database settings. Once finished you can now start adding your SQL statements in to the dbs_updates.json file.
DBSync is a bare-minimum executable, meaning there aren't any command-line arguments (yet). Run the command dbsync in any directory where there is a valid dbs_config.json & dbs_updates.json
Something not working quite right? You can enable verbose outputting by setting an environmental variable like so: export DBSYNC_DEBUG=true
- JDK/JRE 1.6 or upwards
- Sufficient database user permissions (CREATE, SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT)
Simply download the latest release and copy the bin/dbsync file from the downloaded archive in to your /usr/bin/ system folder.
After you've moved the file you will want to make it executable using: chmod +x /usr/bin/dbsync
That's pretty much it, see usage instructions.
- Initial Design - David Hinchliffe & Jack Carlin
- Programming - Jack Carlin
Copyright 2016 Jack Carlin
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