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parse-server-schema-to-dbml

v0.2.0

Published

Convert ParseServer _SCHEMA Mongo collection data to DBML (SQL by dbdiagram.io) to visualise relations between Parse classes

Downloads

6

Readme

parse-server-SCHEMA-to-DBML

Convert ParseServer _SCHEMA Mongo collection data to DBML (SQL by dbdiagram.io) to visualize relations between Parse classes

ParseServer

  • https://github.com/parse-community/parse-server
  • https://parseplatform.org

DBML

  • https://www.dbml.org

dbdiagram

  • https://dbdiagram.io

Requirements

Install Node.js, recommended >= v12.x with NVM

  • https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm

Installation

npm install -g parse-server-schema-to-dbml

Usage

1. Export data from Mongo collection to the JSON file as array of documents

mongoexport --uri="${MONGO_URI}" --collection _SCHEMA --jsonArray --out _SCHEMA.json

NOTE: do not worry about DB data leak, _SCHEMA.json is part of .gitignore 😎

2. Convert data from _SCHEMA.json to the DBML _SCHEMA.dbml

parseServerSchema2dbml -i _SCHEMA.json -o _SCHEMA.dbml

NOTE: do not worry about DB data leak, _SCHEMA.dbml is also part of .gitignore 😎

Short call

parseServerSchema2dbml

NOTE

Default values are ./_SCHEMA.json for the -i (--input) and ./_SCHEMA.dbml for the -o (--output) options.

3. Import data to dbdiagram.io

Paste everything from _SCHEMA.dbml or other file defined at --output option to the empty or some existing diagram at the dbdiagram.io