simplex/migrations.moon

import create_table, types, create_index, add_column from require "lapis.db.schema"
import make_migrations, autoload from require "locator"
import settings from autoload "utility"

make_migrations {
  [1524503851]: =>
    create_table "tasks", {
      {"id", types.serial primary_key: true}
      {"user_id", types.foreign_key}
      {"content", types.text}
      {"done", types.boolean default: false}

      {"created_at", types.time}
      {"updated_at", types.time}
    }
    create_table "api_keys", {
      {"user_id", types.foreign_key}
      {"key", types.varchar unique: true}

      {"created_at", types.time}
      {"updated_at", types.time}
    }

    create_index "api_keys", "user_id"
    create_index "api_keys", "key"
    create_index "tasks", "id"
    create_index "tasks", "user_id"
    create_index "tasks", "user_id", "done"

  -- botched migration
  [1524517478]: =>
    settings["simplex.key-increment"] = 0

  [1524517479]: =>
    settings.set "simplex.key-increment", 0

  [1524605427]: =>
    add_column "api_keys", "id", types.serial primary_key: true

  [1524607145]: =>
    settings.set "simplex.key-increment", 100 -- I had been accidentally deleting this key over and over again

  -- technically there should be a migration here to wipe out the api_keys table
  -- due to a strange bug with how adding an id to api_keys works (I think)
}