Now, there are a lot of different migration tools we could use.
There's one called Gousse that's quite popular and there's nothing wrong with it.
I've used it in the past, but the one I want to use in this course is dead simple, and it's called
soda.
And it is actually part of a framework, a Web framework called Buffalo.
And I'm not particularly fond of Buffalo.
Nothing personal is just doesn't work for me.
But they did a great job with this migration tool.
So the link to it is right here.
And I've posted the link as part of the course resources for this lecture.
So go to this link and scroll down the page until you see how to install Seelie or command line interface
support how to install SOTA.
If you happen to have homebrew on a Mac, this is the easiest way to install it.
But if you don't, don't worry about that.
We can just run these two commands and I'll do that right now.
I have it installed anyway, so this might mess things up for me, but I'll give it a try.
So let me get rid of these two terminal windows and close that one and clear this screen and I'll just
run the command, so I'll copy it.
We don't need light support, so I'll copy the first one.
Go to my terminal window, make sure I'm on the correct machine I am, and paste it in and see what
happens.
So this is rather slow.
I think I'll pause my recording and resume once it's installed.
So there I got it.
Now I need to run the second command, so let me copy that paste and it's installed so I should now
be able to run the command sota and it gives me the help.
So I know it's installed.
So that's all we have to do to get started and in the next lecture will actually begin writing some
migration's.