Check the counts of issues per article for user
barack-obama
only with -c
, but don't fix anything:
web/bin/normalize -c -u barack-obama article-issue-count
Print the full correct normalized state with
-p
:
web/bin/normalize -f -u barack-obama issue-follower-count
Fix the counts of issue follower if any are wrong with
-f
, thus potentially altering the database:
web/bin/normalize -f -u barack-obama issue-follower-count
web/bin/normalize
#!/usr/bin/env node
// https://docs.ourbigbook.com/file/web/bin/normalize
const path = require('path')
const commander = require('commander')
const models = require('../models')
// main
const program = commander.program
program.description('View, check or update (i.e. normalize redundant database data: https://docs.ourbigbook.com/ourbigbook-web-dynamic-article-tree https://docs.ourbigbook.com/_file/web/bin/normalize')
program.option('-c, --check', 'check if something is up-to-date', false);
program.option('-f, --fix', 'fix before printing', false);
program.option('-p, --print', 'print the final state after any update if any', false);
program.option(
'-u, --username <username>',
'which user to check or fix for. If not given do it for all users. Can be given multiple times.',
(value, previous) => previous.concat([value]),
[],
);
program.parse(process.argv);
const opts = program.opts()
const whats = program.args
const sequelize = models.getSequelize(path.dirname(__dirname))
;(async () => {
await models.normalize({
check: opts.check,
fix: opts.fix,
log: true,
print: opts.print,
sequelize,
usernames: opts.username,
whats,
})
})().finally(() => { return sequelize.close() });