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<p align="right">Initial development funded by Acro Media Inc.</p>
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Database Janitor [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/gmemstr/database-janitor.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/gmemstr/database-janitor)
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Highly-configurable database dumper
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Initial development funded by Acro Media Inc.
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## Features
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- Drupal configuration support
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This will prompt you for the database password, then produce a gzip'd .sql file in the `output/` directory.
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By default Janitor output to STDOUT for piping.
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```bash
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./janitor.phar --host=localhost:8787 --username=real real | gzip -c > output/real_test.sql.gz
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#### Trimming
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Trimming allows much smaller database dumps by reducing the data exported. It does so by only keeping every fourth row,
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and allows you to completely scrub tables (e.g caches) to further reduce the size. Is as non destructive as possible - it first renames the original database, copies the contents to a dummy database, dumps, then deletes the dummy database and renames the original back.
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Trimming allows much smaller database dumps by reducing the data exported through the use of keeping data, scrubbing tables, and so on.
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```bash
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./janitor.phar --host=localhost:8787 --username=real --trim real | gzip -c > output/real_test.sql.gz

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