concise :clipboard:   

A tool belt for concise schemas.

Why? :sparkles:

* Write your schema once, concisely (using e.g. YAML or JSON)
* If it's too large, divide it into manageable chunks
* Use plugins to import it into Concise and then export it again in whatever format you need:
- YAML (concise-yaml)
- JSON (concise-json)
- PostgreSQL SQL (concise-pg)
- Sequelize ORM (concise-sequelize)
- Flow types (concise-flow)
- GraphQL schema language (concise-graphql)
- Entity-relationship diagram (concise-diagram)
- Firebase database rules (concise-firebase)
* Update your schema in one place!

Installation

You will need to install concise and the input/output plugins you need. For example:

``bash
$ npm install concise concise-yaml concise-pg
`

Usage

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Here is an example schema written in YAML:

`
models:
common:
isIncludeOnly: true
fields:
id:
type: uuid
isPrimaryKey: true
notes:
type: string
isLong: true

person:
description: A project member
includes: { common: true }
fields:
name:
description: Name of the user
type: string
validations:
isRequired: true
isUnique: true
surname: { type: string }
aBoolean:
type: boolean
validations:
isRequired: true
defaultValue: false
relations:
project: true

project:
includes: { common: true }
fields:
name: { type: string }
relations:
projectManager:
model: user
validations:
isRequired: true
technicalManager:
model: user
inverse: false
`

This simple schema already illustrates some of concise's features:

* Includes: common fields (and relations) can be extracted from models. Models marked as isIncludeOnly may have special treatment in some plugins, e.g. concise-pg will not generate tables for them, concise-diagram will omit them in diagrams, etc.

Comments: description attributes can be set on models, fields and relations. They are strongly recommended* and are taken into account in all built-in plugins: concise-graphql includes them in schema (so they can be shown in the great GraphiQL tool), concise-diagram shows them as tooltips in diagrams, concise-pg generates COMMENT SQL statements for them, etc.

Relations are defined at the model that contains the foreign key (e.g. in a 1:N relation, at the 1* end). In the example above, a person belongs to a project.

Bidirectional relations: relations are bidirectional by default, and the inverse* relation (in the previous example, from project to person) is plural by default. The inverse relation can be fully customised and even removed (set to false).

* Validation rules can be applied to both model fields and relations.


Check out the full reference (Flow definitions). The root type for user-provided schema is Schema.

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#### Common options

Input options:

* file? (string): if specified, raw input schema will be read from the specified path
* raw? (string): if specified, its value is used as raw input schema
* Note: either file or raw should be specified for input processors


#### concise-yaml

Input/output.

No specific options.

#### concise-json

Input/output.

Output options:
* file? (string): if specified, output will be written to the specified path
* prettyJson? (boolean = false): prettify JSON output

#### concise-pg

Output-only.

Output options:
* file? (string): if specified, output will be written to the specified path
* schema? (string): PostgreSQL schema; if unspecified, no schema is used
in the SQL definitions (which corresponds to the public schema)

#### concise-sequelize

Output-only.

Output options:
* Sequelize (Object): the Sequelize class
* sequelize (Object): a Sequelize instance
* extensions? (MapOf): object that
associates a given model (or $all for all models) to a set of
extensions (or customizations). **Description to be completed (see
typedefs and tests for the time being)**

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#### concise-flow

Output-only.

Output options:
* file? (string): if specified, output will be written to the specified path

#### concise-graphql

Output-only.

Output options:
* file? (string): if specified, output will be written to the specified path
* relay? (boolean = false): include Node interface
and node root field, define connections, etc.
* storyboard? (boolean = false): include storyId field
in mutation input types to support end-to-end Storyboard stories

#### concise-diagram

Output-only.

Output options:
* file? (string): if specified, output will be written to the specified path
* filterEdges? ({ from: ModelName, to: ModelName, as: FieldName, isRequired: boolean } => boolean):
return true if a given edge must be shown. Default: all edges are shown
* edgeLabels? (boolean = true): show edge labels

#### concise-firebase

Output-only.

Output options:
* file? (string): if specified, output will be written to the specified path

Examples

Check out the concise-examples` package, as well as the sample schema.

Changelog :scroll:

License (MIT) :books:

Copyright (c) Guillermo Grau Panea 2017-now

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