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prettier-plugin-dbml

v0.6.3

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A `prettier` plugin for DBML

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Keywords

databasedbmlprettierprettier-pluginschemasql

Readme

prettier-plugin-dbml

A prettier plugin for DBML.

npm github node

Installation

npm install prettier-plugin-dbml --save-dev

Usage

prettier --write *.dbml

Known Issues

  • Comments will be removed.

Compatibility Workarounds

The DBML parser and exporter currently have a few limitations that require small workarounds in this plugin:

  • @dbml/core resolves table aliases to their original table names when exporting references. The plugin post-processes Ref lines to restore the aliases without modifying the parsed AST, which could otherwise affect the table declarations themselves.
  • ModelExporter does not include the top-level Project block in its DBML output. The plugin rebuilds it from the project name, database type, and note stored in the AST.
  • ModelExporter emits quoted identifiers and may omit the space after Ref:. The plugin removes quotes around identifiers while preserving quoted string values, and normalizes Ref: spacing to keep the output consistent with regular DBML syntax.
  • Line comments are discarded by the DBML parser and are therefore not available in the AST. They cannot be restored by the plugin and are removed during formatting.

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