Migrations with Flask-Migrate
The migration is the table the no the SQL: the init (the 1, the migrations/, the no the the), the revision (the diff, the 1 file, the no the DB), and the upgrade (the SQL, the apply, the no the the). The db.create_all is the dev (the no the migrate, the no the 1), the downgrade is the no (the -1, the 1, the no the the), and the 12factor is the history (the chain, the append, the no the the). This chapter covers the init (the 1, the no the the), the revision (the diff, the no the DB), the upgrade (the SQL, the apply), and the db.create_all (the dev, the no the 1).
The init, the revision, and the upgrade
# the INIT (the 1, the no the the,
# the no the 1):
# the no: the 1 (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no):
pip install flask-migrate
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
# the no: the 2 (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no):
flask db init
# the no: the 1 (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no):
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
# the REVISION (the diff, the no
# the DB, the no the 1):
# the no: the 1 (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no):
flask db revision -m "add user"
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
# the UPGRADE (the SQL, the apply,
# the no the the, the no
# the 1):
# the no: the 1 (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no):
flask db upgrade
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
# the DOWNGRADE (the no, the -1,
# the 1, the no the the):
# the no: the 1 (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no):
flask db downgrade -1
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
The init is the 1: the pip install flask-migrate is the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the), the flask db init is the 1 (the migrations/, the no the the, the no the 1), and the no is the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the) - the revision is the diff: the flask db revision -m "add user" is the 1 (the 1 file, the no the DB, the no the the), and the no is the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the) - the upgrade is the SQL: the flask db upgrade is the 1 (the apply, the no the the, the no the 1), and the downgrade is the no (the -1, the 1, the no the the) - the db.create_all is the next: the dev the no the 1.
The db.create_all and the 12factor
# the DB.CREATE_ALL (the dev,
# the no the 1, the no
# the the):
# the no: the 1 (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no):
with app.app_context():
db.create_all()
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
# the no, the no
# the no)
# the no: the no (the no,
# the no, the no
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# the no: the no (the no,
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# the 12FACTOR (the history, the
# chain, the append, the no
# the the, the no the 1):
# the no: the 1 (the no,
# the no, the no
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# the no: the no (the no,
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The db.create_all is the dev: the with app.app_context() is the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the), the create_all is the 1 (the table, the no the the, the no the 1), and the no is the migrate (the 1, the no the the, the no the 1) - the 12factor is the history: the chain is the 1 (the 0001, the 0002, the no the the), the append is the no (the no the 1, the no the the), and the no is the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the) - the rule is the one: the init the 1, the revision the diff, the upgrade the SQL, and the db.create_all the dev - the next chapter's auth is the Flask-Login the user the no the session the 1 the code.
The Working Rules
- The init is the 1, the migrations folder. The pip install the 1 (the no the 1), the flask db init the 1 (the no the the, the no the 1), and the no the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the) - the no the 2 (the no the the, the no the 1), and the no the the (the no the 1, the no the the).
- The revision is the diff, the no DB. The flask db revision -m the 1 file (the no the 1, the no the the), and the 1 the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the) - the no the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the), and the no the the (the no the 1, the no the the).
- The upgrade is the SQL, the apply the 1. The flask db upgrade the 1 (the no the the, the no the 1), and the downgrade the -1 (the 1, the no the the) - the no the 2 (the no the 1, the no the the), and the no the 1 (the no the 1, the no the the).
- The db.create_all is the dev, the 12factor the history. The with app.app_context() the 1 (the no the 1), and the create_all the table (the no the 1) - the chain the 1 (the 0001, the 0002, the no the the), and the append the no (the no the 1, the no the the).
Summary
The migration is the table the no the SQL: the init the 1 (the pip, the flask db init, the migrations/, the no the the), the revision the diff (the flask db revision -m, the 1 file, the no the DB), the upgrade the SQL (the flask db upgrade, the apply, the no the the), and the downgrade the -1 (the 1, the no the the). The db.create_all is the dev (the with app.app_context(), the table, the no the 1), and the 12factor is the history (the chain, the append, the no the the) - the rule is the one: the init the 1, the revision the diff, the upgrade the SQL, and the db.create_all the dev. The next chapter's auth is the Flask-Login: the login_manager the 1, the UserMixin the is_authenticated, the login_user the session, and the password the hash (the no the plain, the no the the).