package petrol

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Provides an interface that declares a versioned schema.

type t

A versioned schema.

Note A schema t here represents a collection of table schemas but doesn't have to be an exhaustive enumeration - i.e it is possible to have multiple t valid for a given SQL database provided they refer to disjoint collections of tables.

type version = private int list

Lexiographically ordered schema version numbers

type migration = (unit, unit, [ `Zero ]) Caqti_request.t

Represents SQL statements required to update the schema over versions.

val version : int list -> version

version ls constructs a new version number from ls.

val init : ?migrations:(version * migration list) list -> version -> name:string -> t

init ?migrations version ~name constructs a new versioned schema declaring it to have the name name and version version.

name is the name of the schema -- used to initially determine the stored version number, and is required to stay constant over the lifetime of the project.

version is the current version of the schema -- note that initialise will fail if it is run using an SQL database has a newer version than the version declared here.

migrations is an association list, mapping versions to the SQL statements required to migrate the schema to the new format from its previous version. The order of elements in migrations is irrelevant.

val declare_table : t -> ?since:version -> ?constraints:[ `Table ] Schema.constraint_ list -> ?migrations:(version * migration list) list -> name:string -> 'a Schema.table -> table_name * 'a Expr.expr_list

declare_table t ?since ?constraints ?migrations ~name table_spec declares a new table on the schema t with the name name.

since declares the first version in which this table was introduced -- if omitted, Petrol assumes the table has been present since the very first version.

constraints are a list of SQL constraints on the columns of the table.

migrations is an association list, mapping versions to the SQL statements required to migrate this table to the new format from its previous version. The order of elements in migrations is irrelevant.

val migrations_needed : t -> (module Caqti_lwt.CONNECTION) -> (bool, [> Caqti_error.t | `Newer_version_than_supported of version ]) Lwt_result.t

migrations_needed t conn returns a boolean indicating whether the current version on the SQL database will require migrations -- i.e whether running initialise will run migrations.

migrations_needed will also fail if it is run using an SQL database has a newer version than the version declared here.

Note migrations_needed reserves the table name petrol_<schema_name>_version_db in the database.

val initialise : t -> (module Caqti_lwt.CONNECTION) -> (unit, [> Caqti_error.t | `Newer_version_than_supported of version ]) Lwt_result.t

initialise t conn initialises the SQL database on conn, performing any necessary migrations if needed.

initialise will fail if it is run using an SQL database has a newer version than the version declared here.

Note initialise reserves the table name petrol_<schema_name>_version_db in the database.

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