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plantuml2mysql

v0.2.1

Published

parse plantuml to mysql

Readme

plantuml2mysql

Parse plantuml class diagrams into mysql

Installation

npm i plantuml2mysql

Usage

Terminal

npx plantuml2mysql database.md database.sql

By code

import plantuml2mysql from 'plantuml2mysql'
import fs from 'fs'
import path from 'path'

plantuml2mysql(path.join(__dirname, './database.md')).then(
  (result) => {
    fs.writeFileSync('./database.sql', result)
  }
)

Plantuml Class example

@startuml database diagram
  class Cart {
    #id INT AUTO_INCREMENT
    -userId UNIQUE REF(user.id)
    timestamp TIMESTAMP
  }

  class CartIngredientList {
    +cartId REF(cart.id)
    +ingredientId REF(ingredient.id)
    ..
    quantity TINYINT NN
    later BOOLEAN DEFAULT(true)
    checked BOOLEAN NN DEFAULT(false)
  }

  class Ingredient {
    #id INT AUTO_INCREMENT
    ..
    name VARCHAR(70) UNIQUE
  }
  
  class User {
    #id INT AUTO_INCREMENT
    -roleId NN DEFAULT(0) REF(role.id)
    ..
    name VARCHAR(70) NN DEFAULT(Joao)
    age SMALLINT
    dateOfBirth DATE
    email VARCHAR(320) NN UNIQUE
    gender TINYINT
    floatField FLOAT
    doubleField DOUBLE
  }
  
  class Role {
    #id INT AUTO_INCREMENT
    ..
    name VARCHAR(20) NN
  }

  class NoPrimaryKeyTable {
    parameter INT
  }
  
  User "0..*" o--o "1" Role

  User "1" *--o "0..1" Cart

  Cart "0..*" o--o "1..*" Ingredient
  (Cart, Ingredient) .. CartIngredientList

@enduml

diagram

Column structure

Example columns

  • #id INT AUTO_INCREMENT
  • checked BOOLEAN NN DEFAULT(false)

Structure

  1. Key type (#, -, +), this is optional
  2. Column name
  3. column data type
  4. any other properties

Detailed metadata

|meta data| description | example | |-|-|-| | # | Primary key | #id | | - | Foreign key | -userId | | + | Primary key and Foreign key, for relation tables | +cartId | | AUTO_INCREMENT | auto increment field | | UNIQUE| adds a unique index to the field | | REF(table.column) | sets the foreign key reference | REF(user.id) | | NN | Not Null field | | DEFAULT(value) | sets the default value | DEFAULT(10) |