It's common to keep local db in sync w/ production one, so if you're tired of one of these:
- working with php cms (who doesn't have to, sometimes...) and deal with db upload/download on remote hosting services
- open (awful and chunky) hosting web interfaces to deal w/ remote db(s)
- launch local mysql client app or run commands to restore db, and do it repetitively
this supposed "hassle free" tool is for you...
- clone repo with
git clone [email protected]:magnum/rdbsync.git
- copy rdbsync.example.yml from the git cloned dir into your web project(s) directory, save it as rdbsync.yml and edit it accordingly to your project online url, local and remote db credentials: it's supposed to be self-explaining
- USE IT, but make db backups before! :-)
ruby rdbsync.rb pull
ruby rdbsync.rb push
Put a rdbsync.yml config file in every project you want to use with rdbsync. From inside your web project root, call rdbsync.rb specifying the its path, ie:
ruby $HOME/projects/rdbsync/rdbsync.rb push
If you want, you can make it executable with chmod +x rdbsync.rb
and call it directly
rdbsync.rb push
- error handling
- credentials checking routine
- backup before db overwrite
- testing
Help or suggestions are appreciated
Antonio Molinari (for friends, Magnum) [email protected]