import { RdbmsSchemaBuilder } from "https://deno.land/x/typeorm@v0.2.23-rc10/src/schema-builder/RdbmsSchemaBuilder.ts";
Creates complete tables schemas in the database based on the entity metadatas.
Steps how schema is being built:
- load list of all tables with complete column and keys information from the db
- drop all (old) foreign keys that exist in the table, but does not exist in the metadata
- create new tables that does not exist in the db, but exist in the metadata
- drop all columns exist (left old) in the db table, but does not exist in the metadata
- add columns from metadata which does not exist in the table
- update all exist columns which metadata has changed
- update primary keys - update old and create new primary key from changed columns
- create foreign keys which does not exist in the table yet
- create indices which are missing in db yet, and drops indices which exist in the db, but does not exist in the metadata anymore
Properties
Returns only entities that should be synced in the database.
Methods
Adds columns from metadata which does not exist in the table. Columns are created without keys.
Creates composite uniques which are missing in db yet.
Creates foreign keys which does not exist in the table yet.
Creates exclusions which are missing in db yet.
Creates composite indices which are missing in db yet.
Creates tables that do not exist in the database yet. New tables are created without foreign and primary keys. Primary key only can be created in conclusion with auto generated column.
Creates typeorm service table for storing user defined Views.
Drops all composite indices, related to given column.
Drops all composite uniques, related to given column.
Drops all foreign keys where given column of the given table is being used.
Drops all (old) foreign keys that exist in the tables, but do not exist in the entity metadata.
Drops all columns that exist in the table, but does not exist in the metadata (left old). We drop their keys too, since it should be safe.
Executes schema sync operations in a proper order. Order of operations matter here.
Creates new columns from the given column metadatas.
Renames columns. Works if only one column per table was changed. Changes only column name. If something besides name was changed, these changes will be ignored.
Rename tables
Update all exist columns which metadata has changed. Still don't create keys. Also we don't touch foreign keys of the changed columns.
Updates composite primary keys.
Creates complete schemas for the given entity metadatas.
Returns sql queries to be executed by schema builder.