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Schemy

Data structure to represent schemas in databases.

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0.1.4

  • Added the format property to the Field object.

  • Support for date and datetime types.

  • SQL command generation is now separated into a specific class, instead of being methods of the Schema class.

0.1.3

  • Removed the need for the schema to have a name to represent the repository name. The schema will only define the internal structure (fields, keys, constraints, etc.) from here on out.

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