DbAgile aims at providing agile tools around databases, and relational/sql databases in particular.
Have you ever dreamed of having one central point for keeping your database access infos?
sh$ dba db:list sh$ dba db:use my_contacts
Or displaying a SQL table (say, ‘contacts’) in one shell command?
sh$ dba sql:show contacts
Or to output the result of any SQL query to yaml, json, csv, ruby, … or even xml?
sh$ dba bulk:export --yaml "SELECT name, mail FROM contacts"
Or to have a Restful server on top of SQL databases?
dba web:tools
Making similar things, … in Ruby?
DbAgile::dba do |dba| # Override environment default values (~/.dbagile, STDOUT) dba.repository_path = ... # your application database repository dba.output_buffer = ... # keep output in any IO object # Start using dbagile commands dba.bulk_export %w{--yaml contacts} # each line pushed in output_buffer end
The Rack middleware for the restful server (config.ru):
#!/usr/bin/env rackup --require dbagile/restful/middleware -p 8711 app = DbAgile::Restful::Middleware.new{|env| # # Set the environment! # # WARNING: Always use ::File instead of File because constants are # resolved in Rack scope, which contains a File class. Not # doing this may mead to bugs in certain ruby versions. # env.repository_path = ::File.expand_path('../dbagile', __FILE__) }
- DbAgile developper documentation on rdoc.info
gem install dbagile (required dependencies are automatically installed) dba --help
Required dependencies:
- sbyc >= 0.1.4
- sequel >= 3.8.0
- highline >= 1.5.2
Optional dependencies (according to your needs):
- mysql, pg, sqlite, … (according to your sql database needs)
- json (only if you use json import/export)
- fastercsv (only if you use csv import/export)
- yaml (only if you use yaml import/export)
- builder (only if you use xml export)
- rack >= 1.1.0 (only if you use the restful server)
DbAgile © 2010 by Bernard Lambeau and the University of Louvain. DbAgile is distributed under the MIT licence. Please see the LICENCE.textile document for details.