mysql-schema

Generate a JSON representing the schema of your MySQL database.

Install

$ npm i -g mysql-schema

Why?

To generate schema definitions of MySQL databases automatically.

To abstract your code and repeat things the least possible.

When you care about the shape, content relies on you. Be water.

Usage

This tool enables you to generate a json file representing your mysql database.

CLI usage

This is a short explanation of how the CLI works.

$ mysql-schema
	[--user]           root               # database user                 = process.env.DB_USER           || 'root'
	[--password]                          # database user password        = process.env.DB_PASSWORD       || ''
	[--host]           127.0.0.1          # database host                 = process.env.DB_HOST           || '127.0.0.1'
	[--port]           3306               # database port                 = process.env.DB_PORT           || 3306
	[--database]       test               # database name                 = process.env.DB_NAME           || 'test'
	[--configurations]                    # database configurations file  = process.env.DB_CONFIGURATIONS || false
	[--extensions]                        # database schema extensions    = process.env.DB_EXTENSIONS     || false
	[--as-json]                           # to generate a json & not a js = false
	--output           schema.{db}.js     # output file                   = "schema.${database}.js"

API usage

This is a short explanation of how the API works.

require("mysql-schema").getSchema({
	user:            process.env.DB_USER           || 'root',
	password:        process.env.DB_PASSWORD       || '',
	host:            process.env.DB_HOST           || '127.0.0.1',
	port:            process.env.DB_PORT           || '3306',
	database:        process.env.DB_NAME           || 'test',
	configurations:  process.env.DB_CONFIGURATIONS || false,
	extensions:      process.env.DB_EXTENSIONS     || false,
	asJson:          false,
	output:          `./schema.${database}.js`
})

API reference

const MySQLSchema = require("mysql-schema")

Master class of the mysql-schema API.

MySQLSchema.getSchema(options:Object):Promise<schema:Object>

Asynchronous.

Description: Generates a schema representing the MySQL database pointing.

Parameter: options - object with properties (all of them optional):

• user: string - user of the database
  • default: process.env.DB_USER or "root"
• password: string - password of the database
  • default: process.env.DB_PASSWORD or ""
• host: string - host of the database
  • default: process.env.DB_HOST or "127.0.0.1"
• port: string - port of the database
  • default: process.env.DB_PORT or 3306
• database: string - name of the database
  • default: process.env.DB_NAME or "test"
• configurations: string - configurations file for the database (overrides the other parameters)
  • default: process.env.DB_CONFIGURATIONS or false
  • usage: object that allows to set the same database configuration from an external file.
• extensions: string - extensions file for the generation
  • default: process.env.DB_EXTENSIONS or false
  • usage: object that allows to extend the schema:
    • perTable: filled with nested table, column, and extension properties.
    • perColumn: filled with nested column, and extension properties.
    • in general: filled with extension properties.
• asJson: boolean - flag to output a json instead of a js file
  • default: false
  • usage: flag to output a JSON file. As JSON, functions, regex and dates are lost as genuine types in the exportation.
• output: string - destination of the file with the schema
  • default: process.env.DB_SCHEMA or false

MySQLSchema.stringifyFn(value:Object, spaces:Number):String

Description: Like JSON.stringify, but with a replacer that converts to JavaScript instead, accepting Function, RegExp and Date objects as native data.

Issues

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License

This project is licensed under WTFPL or What The Fuck Public License, which means 'do what you want with it'.