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Declarative Schema
==================

[](#declarative-schema)

Uses doctrine/dbal to manage a declarative schema approach.

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

This package has only been tested on MySQL but might work for other databases too.

Create a `schema.config.php` file in the directory where your `vendor` folder is. Go to [examples](examples/schema.config.php) to find an example of this file.

To create a migration use:

```
php vendor/bin/schema make:schema table_name
```

The [DBAL docs](https://www.doctrine-project.org/projects/doctrine-dbal/en/latest/reference/schema-representation.html#column) provide documentation on how to create new columns and indexes. Some Laravel like methods have also been added for ease of use.

For an example schema file go to [examples](examples/example_schema.php).

Then you can call the following command to run the changes on the database.

```
php vendor/bin/schema migrate:schema
```

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