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data_migration

A library for applying a series of migrations to update old versions of data structures to the most recent one.

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Data Migration

ci License: MIT coverage

A library for applying a series of migrations to update old versions of data structures to the most recent one.

Installation

dependencies:
  data_migration:

How to use

  1. Create your set of migration

    class CounterV1DataMigration implements DataMigration {
      const CounterV1DataMigration();
    
      @override
      int get fromVersion => 1;
    
      @override
      int get toVersion => 2;
    
      @override
      Future<dynamic> migrate(dynamic data) async {
        final counter = SimpleCounter(data as int);
        return counter.toJson();
      }
    }
    
    final migrator = DataMigrationManager(
      [
        CounterV1DataMigration(),
      ],
    );
    
  2. Apply migration on data

      final migrated1 = await _migrator.migrateIfNeeded(
         3,
         fromVersion: 1,
      );
    

Examples

In the example and tests, there are some examples of "data migration."

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