Data migrations for Mongoid.

Gemfile:

gem "mongoid_rails_migrations"

Create migration

$ rails generate mongoid:migration <your_migration_name_here>

Run migrations:

$ rails db:migrate
$ rails db:migrate:down VERSION=
$ rails db:migrate:up VERSION=
$ rails db:rollback
$ rails db:rollback_to VERSION=
$ rails db:migrate:redo
$ rails db:migrate:reset
$ rails db:migrate:status
$ rails db:reseed (handled by mongoid)
$ rails db:version

If you want to use output migration use the hook after_migrate

Mongoid::Migration.after_migrate = ->(output, name, direction, crash) {
  upload_to_s3(name, output, direction) if crash == false
}

To override the default migrations path (db/migrate), add the following line to your application.rb file:

Mongoid::Migrator.migrations_path = ['foo/bar/db/migrate', 'path/to/db/migrate']

Default behavior is to store migrations in the default client database but for projects that require horizontal scalabilty, this gem supports migrations sharding.

To generate a migration that can be run on shards, suffix the migration generator command with --shards like:

$ rails generate mongoid:migration <your_migration_name_here> --shards

The migration will be created and stored in db/migrate/shards folder.

With the following configuration:

production:
  clients:
    default:
      database: my_production_db
      hosts:
        - 4.2.4.2:27017
    shard1:
      database: my_shard1_production_db
      hosts:
        - 5.3.5.3:27017
    shard2:
      database: my_shard2_production_db
      hosts:
        - 6.4.6.4:27017

In order to manage a sharded migration, run tasks with the MONGOID_CLIENT_NAME environment variable:

$ rails db:migrate MONGOID_CLIENT_NAME=shard2

The shards migrations will be executed and entries will be added in the my_shard2_production_db database.

All the rake tasks support the MONGOID_CLIENT_NAME environment variable.

To make shards migrations the default migration type, add the following line in your config:

# config/application.rb

Mongoid.configure.shards_migration_as_default = true

Global migrations can still be created with the --no-shards option.

• 1.5.x targets Mongoid >= 5.0 and Rails >= 4.2
• 1.4.x targets Mongoid >= 4.0 and Rails >= 4.2
• 1.3.x targets Mongoid >= 4.0 and Rails >= 4.2
• 1.2.x targets Mongoid >= 4.0 and Rails >= 4.2
• 1.1.x targets Mongoid >= 4.0 and Rails >= 4.2
• 1.0.0 targers Mongoid >= 3.0 and Rails >= 3.2
• 0.0.14 targets Mongoid >= 2.0 and Rails >= 3.0 (but < 3.2)

26/03/2021 Compare master with 1.4.0

• Add support of multi databases
• Shards migrations can now be stored in a shards subfolder inside the migration folder
• All Rake tasks now support a custom client with the MONGOID_CLIENT_NAME environment variable

08/01/2021 Compare master with 1.3.0

• The hook after_migrate can be use when migration crash (#56)

17/12/2020

• Rake Tasks updated to use migrations_path instead of hardcoded path (#52)
• Added after_migrate hook(#54)

17/01/2019

• Fix on db:migrate:status task to behave like the ActiveRecord version (#47)

23/10/2018

• Added a rollback_to task to rollback to a particular version (#17)
• Added a db:migrate:status task to list pending migrations (#46)

18/08/2015

• Added support for Rails5
• First version in Changelog

$ bundle exec rake

• rails
• mongoid
• contributions from the community (git log)

Much of this gem simply modifies existing code from both projects. With that out of the way, on to the license.

Copyright © 2013: Alan Da Costa

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