Ebean Migration

DB Migration runner (similar to FlywayDB) which can be used standalone or with Ebean (to run DB Migrations on EbeanServer start)

Example use

To use firstly create a MigrationConfig and set properties, then create and run MigrationRunner.

    MigrationConfig config = new MigrationConfig();
    config.setDbUsername("sa");
    config.setDbPassword("");
    config.setDbUrl("jdbc:h2:mem:db1");

    // or load from Properties
    Properties properties = ...
    config.load(properties);

    // run it ...
    MigrationRunner runner = new MigrationRunner(config);
    runner.run();

Then create a run a MigrationRunner. When running the database connection can either be:

• Passing a Connection explicitly
• Creating a connection (by specifying JDBC Driver and URL on MigrationConfig)
• Passing a DataSource (MigrationConfig dbUsername and dbPassword used)

Run with explicit connection

    Connection connection = ...;

    MigrationRunner runner = new MigrationRunner(config);

    // pass explicit connection
    runner.run(connection);

Run with explicit DataSource

    DataSource dataSource = ...;

    MigrationRunner runner = new MigrationRunner(config);

    // pass a dataSource
    runner.run(dataSource);

Run creating a Connection (via MigrationConfig)

    MigrationRunner runner = new MigrationRunner(config);
    runner.run();

Notes:

MigrationConfig migrationPath is the root path (classpath or filesystem) where the migration scripts are searched for.

    MigrationConfig config = createMigrationConfig();

    // load .sql migration resources from a file system location
    config.setMigrationPath("filesystem:my-directory/dbmigration");

DB Migration runner follows the FlywayDB conventions and supports running "Versioned" migrations and "Repeatable" migrations.

dbmigration
dbmigration/1.1__initial.sql
dbmigration/1.2__add_some_stuff.sql
dbmigration/R__create_views_repeatable.sql

"Repeatable migrations" start with R__ and execute if they have not been or if their content has changed (using a Md5 checksum).

"Version migrations" start with V (or not) and have a version number (1.2 etc) followed by double underscore __ and then a comment.