Django 6 cheatsheet
Django 6: Database and migrations
10 common Django 6 tasks.
Create migrations
Generate migration files from changes to your models.
python manage.py makemigrations
List migrations
Show every migration and whether it has been applied.
python manage.py showmigrations
See a migration's SQL
Print the SQL a migration would run, without running it.
python manage.py sqlmigrate blog 0001
Roll back to an earlier migration
Unapply migrations after the named one. Use zero to unapply all of an app's migrations.
python manage.py migrate blog 0001
Caution: Rolling back can drop columns or tables and their data.
Open the database shell
Open psql, mysql or sqlite3 using the settings in DATABASES.
python manage.py dbshell
Generate models from an existing database
Print model classes for tables in an existing database.
python manage.py inspectdb > models.py
Export data as JSON
Write an app's data to a fixture file.
python manage.py dumpdata blog --indent 2 > blog.json
Import a fixture
Load data from a fixture file into the database.
python manage.py loaddata blog.json
Delete all data
Remove all data from the database and re-run post-migrate setup.
python manage.py flush
Caution: Deletes every row in every table. Use it only on a development database.