⚓️ Outport
Just pass in Laravel collections and Outport will put them all in a SQLite database., (*1)
How do I use it?
You should first require this package through composer:, (*2)
composer require aozisik/outport
Note: For Laravel 4.2, see L4 branch., (*3)
Then simply:, (*4)
use Aozisik\Outport\Outport;
$books = collect([
[
'title' => 'Pride and Prejudice',
'author' => 'Jane Austen'
],
[
'title' => 'Oliver Twist',
'author' => 'Charles Dickens'
],
[
'title' => 'The Fault in Our Stars',
'author' => 'John Green'
]
]);
$sqliteFile = (new Outport())
->table('books', $books, ['author']) // table name, collection, indexes
->go();
echo $sqliteFile; // Path to your sqlite database
I want details!
Outport is a Laravel package that helps you create SQLite databases from arbitrary Laravel collections.
Just pass in your collections and set your table names., (*5)
Outport will:, (*6)
- Decide the best way to create tables for your collections
- Create a SQLite database and migrate those tables
- Insert data from your collection in chunks
- Create indexes if asked
A simple go() call will wrap it all together and spit out the path to your SQLite file, complete with the tables and indexes you want., (*7)
Why would you want to output SQLite?
SQLite is a very compact format, therefore it is widely used inside mobile applications., (*8)
I have created this package to help facilitate data transportation between my Laravel back-end and SQLite enabled mobile app.
So if you need to pre-populate fresh copies of your app and/or push updates to existing copies through your Laravel back-end, this package will help you do that., (*9)
Suggestions and pull requests are welcome!, (*10)