Imagine you have a toy box full of your favorite toys. Now, you're moving to a new house! You need to:
That's exactly what migration is! But instead of toys, we're moving data (information) from one place to another.
// This is like making a list of all your toys
const toys = [
{ name: "Teddy Bear", color: "Brown" },
{ name: "Race Car", color: "Red" }
];
// This is like putting your toys in the moving truck
async function moveToys() {
try {
// Pack carefully!
await packToysCarefully();
// Drive to new house
await driveToNewHouse();
// Unpack in new room
await unpackInNewRoom();
} catch (error) {
// Oops! Something went wrong
console.log("Oh no! Let's try again!");
}
}
// Like adding a new toy to your collection
async function addNewToy() {
await addToy({
name: "New Doll",
color: "Pink"
});
}
// Like moving all your toys to a new room
async function moveAllToys() {
await startMoving();
await packAllToys();
await moveToNewRoom();
await unpackAllToys();
}