Run using the migrate command:

migrate --help

Commands

• create - creates the database but does not load any seed files
• load - if a file is specified, it will load that file into the database. If no file is specified it will look for two files in the /config directory based on the name of the database being given at the command line. Therefore if the database is given as -d addresses it will look for addresses.json or addresses.js and addresses_design.json or addresses_design.js and will load those into the database
• dump - dumps the database documents, including attachments, into a single .json file
• reset - destroys the database, then recreates it and loads the seed files

Looks for a file named db_connection.json in a /config directory in the root of the project which contains couchDb connection information:

{
    "host": "https://casamiento.iriscouch.com",
    "port": "443",
    "username": "casamiento",
    "password": "floppsy1"
}

Seed files should contain an array of document objects to be imported. The default location of the seed file is /config/seed.json. If the file ends in .json it expects valid json delimited by " marks. If the file ends in .js it will expect a file that exports an object such as an array of documents. E.g.: module.exports = [{_id: "doc1"}, {_id: "doc2" }]