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dfba/schema
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Read database schema, table and column metadata in Laravel or plain PHP.

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A database schema inspector...
==============================

[](#a-database-schema-inspector)

... a very lightweight one. Iterate through all your databases, tables and columns without having to lookup the correct query syntax for your specific database system.

```
composer require dfba/schema

```

Examples
--------

[](#examples)

If you're using Laravel this will be *extra* easy:

Add the following line to the `'providers'` section of your `app.php` config file:

```
Dfba\Schema\Laravel\SchemaServiceProvider::class,
```

From this point on you can inject `Dfba\Schema\Schema` into your application. For example:

```