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Informations about the package json-to-sql

JSON to SQL Converter

A PHP tool that converts database table definitions in JSON format to SQL CREATE TABLE statements.

Features

Requirements

Installation

Usage

Basic Usage

  1. Create a db.json file in your project root with your table definitions (see JSON Format Specification below).

  2. Create a convert.php script to use the converter:

Output

The converted SQL statements will be output to the console. You can also save them to a file by uncommenting the file_put_contents() line or redirecting the output.

JSON Format Specification

The JSON file should contain an array of tables, each with the following structure:

Table Structure

Column Attributes

Attribute Type Description Required
name string Column name ✅
type string Column type (VARCHAR, INT, DATETIME, etc.) ✅
length integer Column length (for VARCHAR, CHAR, etc.) ❌
unsigned boolean Whether unsigned (for numeric types) ❌
nullable boolean Allow NULL (default: true) ❌
auto_increment boolean Auto increment ❌
default string|integer Default value ❌

Table Attributes

Attribute Type Description Default
name string Table name -
columns array Array of columns []
primary_key array Primary key columns []
unique_keys array Array of unique keys []
indexes array Array of indexes []
foreign_keys array Array of foreign keys []
engine string Storage engine InnoDB
charset string Character set utf8mb4
collate string Collation null

Foreign Key Configuration

Examples

Create your db.json file in the project root with table definitions following the JSON Format Specification below.

License

MIT

Author

Raymond Chong ([email protected])

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