In the knex documentation, I only see the option to create an integer or biginteger.
For example, say I have a movies
table with a rating
column to store a movie's 5 star rating:
// Migration script
exports.up = knex => {
return knex.schema
.createTable('movies', table => {
table.uuid('id').primary()
...
table.integer('rating') // <-- I want this to be a TINYINT
})
}
Is there a way to do this without resorting to a raw SQL query?
Although the answer of @Jumshud is a good alternative way to do it, here is the short answer:
table.tinyint('rating');
I dived into Knex 0.21.6 code and found a list of methods available that are not even documented in their website. In TableBuilder file knex/lib/schema/tablebuilder.js
the is a list of methods injected into the Prototype of a PseudoClassical pattern TableBuilder
. The methods are created for each columnTypes
values:
// For each of the column methods, create a new "ColumnBuilder" interface,
// push it onto the "allStatements" stack, and then return the interface,
// with which we can add indexes, etc.
each(columnTypes, function (type) {
TableBuilder.prototype[type] = function () {
const args = toArray(arguments);
const builder = this.client.columnBuilder(this, type, args);
this._statements.push({
grouping: 'columns',
builder,
});
return builder;
};
});
And the values of the columnTypes
array are:
// Each of the column types that we can add, we create a new ColumnBuilder
// instance and push it onto the statements array.
const columnTypes = [
// Numeric
'tinyint',
'smallint',
'mediumint',
'int',
'bigint',
'decimal',
'float',
'double',
'real',
'bit',
'boolean',
'serial',
// Date / Time
'date',
'datetime',
'timestamp',
'time',
'year',
// String
'char',
'varchar',
'tinytext',
'tinyText',
'text',
'mediumtext',
'mediumText',
'longtext',
'longText',
'binary',
'varbinary',
'tinyblob',
'tinyBlob',
'mediumblob',
'mediumBlob',
'blob',
'longblob',
'longBlob',
'enum',
'set',
// Increments, Aliases, and Additional
'bool',
'dateTime',
'increments',
'bigincrements',
'bigIncrements',
'integer',
'biginteger',
'bigInteger',
'string',
'json',
'jsonb',
'uuid',
'enu',
'specificType',
];
Each value in this array is turned into a method in schema table builder.
You can use specificType
as below:
table.specificType('rating', 'tinyint(1)')
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