er-builder

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Published: Jul 17, 2020 License: MIT

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er-builder

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The purpose of this tool is to parse a file or a list of files containing the mappping against the database and generate an .er file describing the database modeling.

Installation

In order to be able to use this you simply have to :

go get github.com/Angelos-Giannis/er-builder

Definition of commands

There is a command called generate which actually retrieves the details from the provided files or files under directory and generates the respective .er file based on the definition of the structs in those files.

NAME:
   main generate - Generate the .er file based on the provided structures.

USAGE:
   main generate [command options] [arguments...]

OPTIONS:
   --common_field value, -c value       Common field for all the tables which do not have the provided tag in place.
   --directory value, -d value          Directory to retrieve the files from.
   --file_list value, -l value          List of files to parse.
   --id_field value                     Id field to be used for all the tables.
   --output_filename value, --of value  Define the generated output filename (will be used for both the .er and the image file). (default: "er-diagram")
   --output_path value, -o value        The path were to store the .er file. (default: ".")
   --tag value, -t value                Tag value to consume from the structs. (default: "db")
   --title value                        Title to be included in the exported image. (default: "Database Schema")
   --help, -h                           show help (default: false)

How to use

To generate a new .er file with the database models, a command like the following needs to be executed :

go run cmd/er-builder/main.go generate --directory "./test/" --output_path "./test/" --output_filename "example-er-diagram" --id_field id --tag db --title example_db

Directories

Path Synopsis
cmd
internal

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