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Local Database

To understand the current schema, you can navigate to ARIA AT App Database Implementation.

The database migrations are managed by Sequelize. The Sequelize models that represent the data are in server/models. Each model represents a table in the database.

Setting up a local database for development

  1. Install PostgreSQL

    • Mac
    brew install postgresql@14
brew services start postgresql@14

  2. Initialize the database

    • Mac
    createdb # run this if the PostgreSQL installation is freshly installed
yarn db-init:dev
    • Linux
    sudo -u postgres yarn db-init:dev

  3. Run database migrations

    yarn sequelize db:migrate

  4. Import seed data

    yarn sequelize db:seed:all

  5. Import the most recent tests from the aria-at repository:

    yarn db-import-tests:dev -c "5fe7afd82fe51c185b8661276105190a59d47322 1aa3b74d24d340362e9f511eae33788d55487d12 ab77d47ab19db71c635c9bb459ba5c34182e1400 d34eddbb8e751f07bd28d952de15fa7fe5f07353";
yarn db-import-tests:dev;

All at once:

if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "darwin"* ]]; then
    createdb # run this if the PostgreSQL installation is freshly installed
    yarn db-init:dev;
else
    sudo -u postgres yarn db-init:dev;
fi;

yarn sequelize db:migrate;
yarn sequelize db:seed:all;
yarn db-import-tests:dev -c "5fe7afd82fe51c185b8661276105190a59d47322 1aa3b74d24d340362e9f511eae33788d55487d12 ab77d47ab19db71c635c9bb459ba5c34182e1400 d34eddbb8e751f07bd28d952de15fa7fe5f07353";
yarn db-import-tests:dev;

The sample data which is used in test environments can also be populated on development environments.

yarn workspace server db-populate-sample-data:dev;

Cloning the Production Database

The prerequisite for the following steps is SSH access to the production server.

  1. Follow the manual backup instructions which will produce a local database dump of the production database.
  2. Drop your local aria_at_report database using your preferred tool.
  3. Initialize the database in an empty state: 
    if [[ "$OSTYPE" == "darwin"* ]]; then
    createdb # run this if the PostgreSQL installation is freshly installed
    yarn db-init:dev;
else
    sudo -u postgres yarn db-init:dev;
fi;
  4. Execute the database dump file: 
    psql -d aria_at_report -f <environment>_dump_<timestamp>.sql
  5. Run the migrations and seeders: 
    yarn sequelize db:migrate;
yarn sequelize db:seed:all;

Test Database

The instructions are similar for the test database, with one extra step:

yarn db-init:test;
yarn sequelize:test db:migrate;
yarn sequelize:test db:seed:all;
yarn workspace server db-import-tests:test -c "5fe7afd82fe51c185b8661276105190a59d47322 1aa3b74d24d340362e9f511eae33788d55487d12 ab77d47ab19db71c635c9bb459ba5c34182e1400 d34eddbb8e751f07bd28d952de15fa7fe5f07353";
yarn workspace server db-import-tests:test;
yarn workspace server db-populate-sample-data:test;

Inspecting the database

To connect to the Postgres table locally:

yarn run dotenv -e config/dev.env psql

Application development: modifications to the schema

  1. Write a migration. Migrations files should be saved to server/migrations/. To make a migration file with the appropriate file name, run: 
    yarn sequelize-cli migration:generate --name <name>
  2. Write a seed file to add data to a table if appropriate. Seed files should be saved to server/seeder/. To make a seeder file with the appropriate file name, run: 
    yarn sequelize-cli seed:generate --name <name>
  3. Modify the appropriate models under server/models/ so that the model accurate represents the database.