Added: sqllite

[frank-dspeed]

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[justinbmeyer]

Will this work in production? Also, can you update the readme with whatever people will have to install locally? Where does sqlite come from?

[justinbmeyer]

why can these migration files be removed?

[frank-dspeed]

I merged the migrations files the removed migration files contained updates to filds and colums i integrated this changes directly into the main migration file that creates the filds and colums.

i did that because sqlite don't support this migration methods at present but it has still all included all is working its realy well tested

[frank-dspeed]

Yes this will also work in production! with diffrent drivers also you only need to adjust the database.json.

sqllite comes from i don't know i saw it was in already maybe from some tests or that but its in.

the database gets created if a driver in database.json with a filename is set via the driver this gets done in the bookshelf.js file it self.

hope all that makes sense.

Conclusion Migrations Cleaned up.
Bookshelf model Loader Modifyed to work with filebased knex drivers also.
database.json moved postgres example to test and replaced dev env setting with sqlite

[frank-dspeed]

@justinbmeyer oh and most importent thats why we have automated tests :) they all pass :)

[frank-dspeed]

@justinbmeyer question about readme.md changes there are now no additional settings needed any more as the database gets created by the model loader if it is not there it runs directly out of the box after npm install. without adjusting database.json dev gets used. in production it still uses what ever is supplyed as database host string this could be pointed out that if you want to use sqllite also in production simply adjust database.json thats all.

what do you think

[frank-dspeed]

• Migrations Cleaned up. merged additional changes with inital creation
• Bookshelf model Loader Modifyed Extended to work with filebased knex drivers also.
• database.json Modifyed moved postgres example to test env and replaced dev env setting with sqlite

[frank-dspeed]

@justinbmeyer oh and most importent thats why we have automated tests :) they all pass :)