MSR Features & Adapter Support

Use TypeScript, JavaScript, or SQL for your migrations, often in the same project.

Define both forward and reverse logic for each migration, enabling safe rollbacks.

Organize migrations with timestamps or simple numeric sequences for clear ordering.

Automatically track which migrations have run in your database to prevent re-runs.

Simulate a migration run without making any actual changes to your database.

Automatically back up your data before a migration runs for an extra layer of safety.

Choose how to roll back: use the "down" method, restore from backup, or both.

Control how migrations are wrapped in transactions for atomic operations.

Verify that executed migration files haven't been altered to ensure consistency.

Create your own rules to check migrations for correctness before they run.

Run custom code at different stages of the migration process (e.g., beforeAll, afterEach).

Build your own adapter to add MSR support for any database or data store.

Use MSR via its intuitive command-line interface or as a library in your Node.js app.

Prevent multiple instances from running migrations at the same time in distributed environments.

Configure MSR easily using .env files or environment variables instead of config files.