Naifa

Naifa is a tool aimed at providing a collection of commands that simplify the development workflow. This is still a WIP and it may have some rough edges, so please be sure to test it in a safe environment before using it. We are not responsible for any data that you may loose while using it. This also means that features and even commands may changes in the future, so please read the changelog on every update to be aware of the changes and please test it before using it with production data/environments.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'naifa'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install naifa

After the gem is installed run the following command to initialize the configuration file in your project

$ naifa init

This command will create a file .naifa in your project folder with the default settings as if you didn't had a settings file.

You should now update some of the settings to meet your app configurations.

The .naifa file contains settings that will have an influence in the available command options.

The current default generated settings are the following:

---
version: 1.1
db:
  plugin: :postgres
  settings:
    filename: db_backup
    path: "./data/db_dumps"
    environments:
      production:
        type: :heroku
        remote: production
      staging:
        type: :heroku
        remote: staging
      development:
        type: :docker
        app_name: db
        database: ''
        username: "\\$POSTGRES_USER"
        path: "/db_dumps/"
        backup_options:
        - "-Fc"
        restore_options:
        - "--verbose"
        - "--clean"
        - "--no-acl"
        - "--no-owner"
    backup:
      environment: :staging
    restore:
      environment: :development
s3:
  plugin: :s3
  settings:
    environments:
      production:
        bucket: s3://production_bucket_name/
      staging:
        bucket: s3://staging_bucket_name/
      development:
        bucket: s3://development_bucket_name/
    sync:
      origin: :staging
      destination: :development
      sync_options:
      - "--delete"
      - "--acl public-read"

Taking this into account, you'll be able to run the following commands

$ naifa db sync

This will sync your staging postgres db in heroku to your development postgres in docker

$ naifa db sync production

This will sync your production postgres db in heroku to your development postgres in docker

$ naifa db backup

This will backup your staging postgres db in heroku to './data/db_dumps/db_backup'

$ naifa db backup production

This will backup your postgres postgres db in heroku to './data/db_dumps/db_backup'

$ naifa db restore

This will restore the backup in './data/db_dumps/db_backup' to your development postgres

$ naifa s3 sync

This will sync your staging s3 bucket with your development s3 bucket

$ naifa s3 sync production staging

This will sync your production s3 bucket with your staging s3 bucket

NOTE: sync_options allow you to specify aws s3 sync command options.

Imagine that you have 2 databases with different settings and configurations You can update you configuration file by adding another entry like in the example bellow

---
version: 1.1
db:
  plugin: :postgres
  settings:
    filename: db_backup
    path: "./data/db_dumps"
    environments:
      production:
        type: :heroku
        remote: production
      staging:
        type: :heroku
        remote: staging
      development:
        type: :docker
        app_name: db
        database: ''
        username: "\\$POSTGRES_USER"
        path: "/db_dumps/"
        backup_options:
        - "-Fc"
        restore_options:
        - "--verbose"
        - "--clean"
        - "--no-acl"
        - "--no-owner"
    backup:
      environment: :staging
    restore:
      environment: :development
db_local:
  plugin: :postgres
  settings:
    filename: db_backup
    path: "./data/db_dumps"
    environments:
      production:
        type: :heroku
        remote: production
      staging:
        type: :heroku
        remote: staging
      development:
        type: :local
        database: dev_db1
        username: "\\$POSTGRES_USER"
        password: pass
        path: "/db_dumps/"
        backup_options:
        - "-Fc"
        restore_options:
        - "--verbose"
        - "--clean"
        - "--no-acl"
        - "--no-owner"
    backup:
      environment: :staging
    restore:
      environment: :development

This configuration will allow you to run the commands like this:

$ naifa db sync
$ naifa db_local sync

• Add tests
• Add documentation
• -Add AWS S3 sync between environments-
• Add MySQL sync, backup and restore
• Add MongoDB sync, backup and restore
• -Rethink the commands to more dynamic depending on the plugin-
• Add logs and better error handling

After checking out the repo, run bin/setup to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec to run the tests. You can also run bin/console for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.

To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb, and then run bundle exec rake release, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and tags, and push the .gem file to rubygems.org.

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/runtimerevolution/naifa.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.