'use strict' const db = require('./db') exports.up = function (next) { const sql = [ 'alter table customers rename column id_card_number to id_card_data_number', 'alter table customers rename column id_card_at to id_card_data_at', 'alter table customers rename column sanctions_check to sanctions', 'alter table customers rename column sanctions_check_at to sanctions_at', 'alter table customers rename column front_facing_cam_at to front_camera_at', 'alter table customers rename column front_facing_cam_path to front_camera_path', 'alter table customers rename column id_card_image_path to id_card_photo_path', 'alter table customers rename column id_card_image_at to id_card_photo_at', 'alter table customers rename column id_card_expiration to id_card_data_expiration', 'alter table customers rename column front_facing_cam_override to front_camera_override', 'alter table customers rename column front_facing_cam_override_by to front_camera_override_by', 'alter table customers rename column front_facing_cam_override_at to front_camera_override_at', 'alter table customers rename column sanctions_check_override to sanctions_override', 'alter table customers rename column sanctions_check_override_by to sanctions_override_by', 'alter table customers rename column sanctions_check_override_at to sanctions_override_at', /** * Replace all compliance_type enum values * * There is no ALTER TYPE name DROP/RENAME VALUE ... in psql * This is a way to update all the existing enum values of an existing type * * @see {@link http://blog.yo1.dog/updating-enum-values-in-postgresql-the-safe-and-easy-way/} */ 'alter type compliance_type rename to old_compliance_type', `create type compliance_type as enum ('authorized', 'sms', 'id_card_data', 'id_card_photo', 'sanctions', 'front_camera', 'hard_limit')`, 'alter table compliance_overrides alter column compliance_type set data type compliance_type using compliance_type::text::compliance_type', 'drop type old_compliance_type' ] db.multi(sql, next) } exports.down = function (next) { next() }