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How to create database table from sequelizejs model definition?
Eager loading an associated entity on the model definition with sequelizejsInclude model SequelizeJSWriting Migrations with Foreign Keys Using SequelizeJSSequelizeJS - Invalid models?SequelizeJS migration: Adding multiple foreign keys to the same model?How to handle Persistence with Rich Domain ModelIssue with SequelizeJS and modelsHow to create a sequelizejs service without creating a tableCreate migration from sequelize models?SequelizeJS How to use 1 model and create multiple tables?
There are several models defined with sequelizejs for my nodejs project. Here is an example of Event model in event.js:
const Event = db.define('event',
id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
primaryKey:true,
min: 1,
name: type: Sql.STRING,
min:2,
allowNull: false,
,
event_info: type: Sql.JSON,
current_step: type: Sql.STRING,
customer_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
access_list: type: Sql.JSON,
event_snapshot: type: Sql.JSON,
event_category_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
,
status: type: Sql.STRING,
isIn: ['active', 'cancelled', 'aborted', 'completed'],
last_updated_by_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
createdAt: Sql.DATE,
updatedAt: Sql.DATE
);
Is there a way I can create the event table out of the event.js in command line?
sequelize.js sequelize-cli
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There are several models defined with sequelizejs for my nodejs project. Here is an example of Event model in event.js:
const Event = db.define('event',
id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
primaryKey:true,
min: 1,
name: type: Sql.STRING,
min:2,
allowNull: false,
,
event_info: type: Sql.JSON,
current_step: type: Sql.STRING,
customer_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
access_list: type: Sql.JSON,
event_snapshot: type: Sql.JSON,
event_category_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
,
status: type: Sql.STRING,
isIn: ['active', 'cancelled', 'aborted', 'completed'],
last_updated_by_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
createdAt: Sql.DATE,
updatedAt: Sql.DATE
);
Is there a way I can create the event table out of the event.js in command line?
sequelize.js sequelize-cli
asked Mar 8 at 6:44
user938363user938363
2,5411465142
add a comment |
There are several models defined with sequelizejs for my nodejs project. Here is an example of Event model in event.js:
const Event = db.define('event',
id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
primaryKey:true,
min: 1,
name: type: Sql.STRING,
min:2,
allowNull: false,
,
event_info: type: Sql.JSON,
current_step: type: Sql.STRING,
customer_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
access_list: type: Sql.JSON,
event_snapshot: type: Sql.JSON,
event_category_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
,
status: type: Sql.STRING,
isIn: ['active', 'cancelled', 'aborted', 'completed'],
last_updated_by_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
createdAt: Sql.DATE,
updatedAt: Sql.DATE
);
Is there a way I can create the event table out of the event.js in command line?
sequelize.js sequelize-cli
asked Mar 8 at 6:44
user938363user938363
2,5411465142
There are several models defined with sequelizejs for my nodejs project. Here is an example of Event model in event.js:
const Event = db.define('event',
id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
primaryKey:true,
min: 1,
name: type: Sql.STRING,
min:2,
allowNull: false,
,
event_info: type: Sql.JSON,
current_step: type: Sql.STRING,
customer_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
access_list: type: Sql.JSON,
event_snapshot: type: Sql.JSON,
event_category_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
,
status: type: Sql.STRING,
isIn: ['active', 'cancelled', 'aborted', 'completed'],
last_updated_by_id: type: Sql.INTEGER,
createdAt: Sql.DATE,
updatedAt: Sql.DATE
);
Is there a way I can create the event table out of the event.js in command line?
sequelize.js sequelize-cli
sequelize.js sequelize-cli
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You could do it as @Chase mentioned but in my humble opinion, you should have split files for models and migrations.
This way you will have your current state of models represented in the model files (like the one you have) and the historical state of your database in Migration files.
Syncing will always drop any tables that exist and create them from scratch using the models. The mentioned solution will indeed create the table or update it (thought it will be doing a drop and then a create) but you will lose all data in the process. Migrations are generally preferred.
answered Mar 8 at 10:47
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It will only drop tables ifoptions.forceis set to true insync(), otherwise sequelize will create the table if it does not exists, in case the table is already present then it will ignore the schema changes.
– Aditya Kokil
Mar 8 at 12:56
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You could, if you instantiate Sequelize and call sync in your event.js script as well.
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You could do it as @Chase mentioned but in my humble opinion, you should have split files for models and migrations.
This way you will have your current state of models represented in the model files (like the one you have) and the historical state of your database in Migration files.
Syncing will always drop any tables that exist and create them from scratch using the models. The mentioned solution will indeed create the table or update it (thought it will be doing a drop and then a create) but you will lose all data in the process. Migrations are generally preferred.
answered Mar 8 at 10:47
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It will only drop tables ifoptions.forceis set to true insync(), otherwise sequelize will create the table if it does not exists, in case the table is already present then it will ignore the schema changes.
– Aditya Kokil
Mar 8 at 12:56
add a comment |
You could do it as @Chase mentioned but in my humble opinion, you should have split files for models and migrations.
This way you will have your current state of models represented in the model files (like the one you have) and the historical state of your database in Migration files.
Syncing will always drop any tables that exist and create them from scratch using the models. The mentioned solution will indeed create the table or update it (thought it will be doing a drop and then a create) but you will lose all data in the process. Migrations are generally preferred.
answered Mar 8 at 10:47
slysterousslysterous
862
1
It will only drop tables ifoptions.forceis set to true insync(), otherwise sequelize will create the table if it does not exists, in case the table is already present then it will ignore the schema changes.
– Aditya Kokil
Mar 8 at 12:56
add a comment |
You could do it as @Chase mentioned but in my humble opinion, you should have split files for models and migrations.
This way you will have your current state of models represented in the model files (like the one you have) and the historical state of your database in Migration files.
Syncing will always drop any tables that exist and create them from scratch using the models. The mentioned solution will indeed create the table or update it (thought it will be doing a drop and then a create) but you will lose all data in the process. Migrations are generally preferred.
answered Mar 8 at 10:47
slysterousslysterous
862
You could do it as @Chase mentioned but in my humble opinion, you should have split files for models and migrations.
This way you will have your current state of models represented in the model files (like the one you have) and the historical state of your database in Migration files.
Syncing will always drop any tables that exist and create them from scratch using the models. The mentioned solution will indeed create the table or update it (thought it will be doing a drop and then a create) but you will lose all data in the process. Migrations are generally preferred.
answered Mar 8 at 10:47
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It will only drop tables ifoptions.forceis set to true insync(), otherwise sequelize will create the table if it does not exists, in case the table is already present then it will ignore the schema changes.
– Aditya Kokil
Mar 8 at 12:56
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It will only drop tables ifoptions.forceis set to true insync(), otherwise sequelize will create the table if it does not exists, in case the table is already present then it will ignore the schema changes.
– Aditya Kokil
Mar 8 at 12:56
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options.force is set to true in sync(), otherwise sequelize will create the table if it does not exists, in case the table is already present then it will ignore the schema changes.– Aditya Kokil
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You could, if you instantiate Sequelize and call sync in your event.js script as well.
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You could, if you instantiate Sequelize and call sync in your event.js script as well.
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You could, if you instantiate Sequelize and call sync in your event.js script as well.
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