@dbml/cli 2.3.0 → 2.4.1

package/__test__/sql2dbml/multiple_schema_pg/in-files/multiple_schema.in.sql

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+CREATE SCHEMA "schemaB";
+
+CREATE SCHEMA "ecommerce";
+
+CREATE SCHEMA "schemaA";
+
+CREATE TYPE "job_status" AS ENUM (
+  'created2',
+  'running2',
+  'done2',
+  'failure2'
+);
+
+CREATE TYPE "gender" AS ENUM (
+  'male2',
+  'female2'
+);
+
+CREATE TYPE "schemaB"."gender" AS ENUM (
+  'male',
+  'female'
+);
+
+CREATE TABLE "users" (
+  "id" int PRIMARY KEY,
+  "name" varchar,
+  "pjs" job_status,
+  "pjs2" job_status,
+  "pg" schemaB.gender,
+  "pg2" gender
+);
+
+CREATE TABLE "products" (
+  "id" int PRIMARY KEY,
+  "name" varchar
+);
+
+CREATE TABLE "ecommerce"."users" (
+  "id" int PRIMARY KEY,
+  "name" varchar,
+  "ejs" job_status,
+  "ejs2" job_status,
+  "eg" schemaB.gender,
+  "eg2" gender
+);
+
+CREATE TABLE "schemaA"."products" (
+  "id" int PRIMARY KEY,
+  "name" varchar,
+  "lid" int,
+  CONSTRAINT fk_1 FOREIGN KEY(lid) REFERENCES "schemaA"."locations"(id)
+);
+
+CREATE TABLE "schemaA"."locations" (
+  "id" int PRIMARY KEY,
+  "name" varchar
+);
+
+CREATE INDEX "product_status" ON "schemaA"."products" ("id", "name");
+
+CREATE UNIQUE INDEX ON "products" USING HASH ("id");
+
+COMMENT ON TABLE "schemaA"."locations" IS 'This is a note in table "locations"';
+
+COMMENT ON TABLE "users" IS 'Sample note on table users';
+
+COMMENT ON COLUMN "schemaA"."products"."name" IS 'Product name of schemaA';
+
+COMMENT ON COLUMN "products"."name" IS 'Product name of table products in public schema';
+
+ALTER TABLE "ecommerce"."users" ADD FOREIGN KEY ("id") REFERENCES "users" ("id");
+
+ALTER TABLE "ecommerce"."users" ADD CONSTRAINT "name_optional" FOREIGN KEY ("id") REFERENCES "users" ("name");
+
+ALTER TABLE "schemaA"."products" ADD FOREIGN KEY ("name") REFERENCES "ecommerce"."users" ("id");
+
+ALTER TABLE "schemaA"."locations" ADD FOREIGN KEY ("name") REFERENCES "users" ("id");

package/__test__/sql2dbml/multiple_schema_pg/options.json

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+{
+  "args": [
+    "./in-files/multiple_schema.in.sql",
+    "--postgres",
+    "-o",
+    "./out-files/multiple_schema.out.dbml"
+  ]
+}

package/__test__/sql2dbml/multiple_schema_pg/out-files/multiple_schema.out.dbml

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+Enum "job_status" {
+  "created2"
+  "running2"
+  "done2"
+  "failure2"
+}
+
+Enum "gender" {
+  "male2"
+  "female2"
+}
+
+Table "users" {
+  "id" int [pk]
+  "name" varchar
+  "pjs" job_status
+  "pjs2" job_status
+  "pg" schemaB.gender
+  "pg2" gender
+  Note: 'Sample note on table users'
+}
+
+Table "products" {
+  "id" int [pk]
+  "name" varchar [note: 'Product name of table products in public schema']
+
+Indexes {
+  id [type: hash, unique]
+}
+}
+
+Ref:"schemaA"."locations"."id" < "schemaA"."products"."lid"
+
+Ref:"users"."id" < "ecommerce"."users"."id"
+
+Ref:"users"."name" < "ecommerce"."users"."id"
+
+Ref:"ecommerce"."users"."id" < "schemaA"."products"."name"
+
+Ref:"users"."id" < "schemaA"."locations"."name"
+
+Enum "schemaB"."gender" {
+  "male"
+  "female"
+}
+
+Table "ecommerce"."users" {
+  "id" int [pk]
+  "name" varchar
+  "ejs" job_status
+  "ejs2" job_status
+  "eg" schemaB.gender
+  "eg2" gender
+}
+
+Table "schemaA"."products" {
+  "id" int [pk]
+  "name" varchar [note: 'Product name of schemaA']
+  "lid" int
+
+Indexes {
+  (id, name) [name: "product_status"]
+}
+}
+
+Table "schemaA"."locations" {
+  "id" int [pk]
+  "name" varchar
+  Note: 'This is a note in table "locations"'
+}

package/__test__/sql2dbml/multiple_schema_pg/stdout.txt

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+  ✔ Generated DBML file from SQL file (PostgreSQL): multiple_schema.out.dbml