Xeno.LiteMigrator 0.6.0.1

SQLite Lite Migrator for cross-platform .NET

LiteMigrator is a tiny cross-platform SQLite migration framework for .NET cross-platform applications using (.NET Standard). This library was built for use with .NET MAUI 🐒, Avalonia, and Uno projects. So it needs to be quick, simple and reliable when managing databases.

LiteMigrator takes a "migrate-up" approach. In most applications, we only move forward and rarely downgrade. This helps keep the library small and nimble.

Sponsored by Xeno Innovations and Suess Labs, this project was made with nerd-love.

This project is currently in beta

Supported Platforms

Check out the sample project's source code LiteMigrator.Sample

Contribute today and get your platform supported 👍

How to use it

Get LiteMigrator on NuGet today!

Currently, we recommend you add this to your project using Git's submodule so you always get the latest.

Getting Started

Detailed instructions can be found on the Using LiteMigrator wiki page.

1. Add LiteMigrator project to your solution
2. Create a folder in your solution to hold the scripts
3. Add SQL files as Embedded Resources

• You must use the naming convention, "YYYYMMDDhhmm-FileName.sql"

4. Wire-up the controller

Use Case 1

  var scriptNamespace = "MyProject.Namespace.Scripts";

  using (var migrator = new LiteMigration(
    "c:\\path\\to\\sqlite.db3"
    Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(),
    scriptNamespace))
  {
    bool isSuccessful = await migrator.MigrateUpAsync();
  }

Use Case 2 - Class Constructor

public async Task InstallMigrationsAsync()
{
  // Your EXE/DLL with the scripts
  var resourceAssm = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly();
  var dbPath = @"C:\TEMP\MyDatabase.db3";
  var migsNamespace = "MyProjNamespace.Scripts";

  var liteMig = new LiteMigration(dbPath, resourceAssm, migsNamespace);
  bool = success = await liteMig.MigrateUpAsync();

  // Required after v0.6
  liteMig.Dispose();
}

How to Contribute

Give it a test drive and support making LiteMigrator better 😃

1. Fork on GitHub
2. Create a branch
3. Code (and add tests)
4. Create a Pull Request (PR) on GitHub
   1. Target the develop branch and we'll get it merged up to master
   2. Target the master branch for hotfixes
5. Get the PR merged
6. Welcome to our contributors' list!

This project could use your assistance to crush any limitations.

Please visit the Known Limitations wiki page