Closed AlilyZ closed 4 months ago
k1LoW
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4 months ago Hi @AlilyZ
Please show me the result of each of the following commands.
$ env DEBUG=1 tbls doc mysql://root:root@127.0.0.1:3306/test$ env DEBUG=1 tbls doc -c tbls.yml -f erd
AlilyZ
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4 months ago Thank you very much for your reply. The results of these two commands are as follows： D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc mysql://root:root@127.0.0.1:3306/test dbdoc\schema.svg dbdoc\class.svg dbdoc\relative.svg dbdoc\students.svg dbdoc\README.md dbdoc\class.md dbdoc\relative.md dbdoc\students.md dbdoc\schema.json
D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc -c tbls.yml -f erd invalid database scheme
Thank you very much for your reply. The results of these two commands are as follows： D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc mysql://root:root@127.0.0.1:3306/test dbdoc\schema.svg dbdoc\class.svg dbdoc\relative.svg dbdoc\students.svg dbdoc\README.md dbdoc\class.md dbdoc\relative.md dbdoc\students.md dbdoc\schema.json
D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc -c tbls.yml -f erd invalid database scheme
k1LoW
commented
4 months ago Could you run some commands as follows?
( I'm a little concerned about the syntax of the config file. )
$ tbls version
1.73.2
$ cat .tbls.yml
dsn: mysql://root:mypass@localhost:33308/testdb
$ tbls doc -c .tbls.yml
dbdoc/schema.svg
dbdoc/CamelizeTable.svg
dbdoc/comment_stars.svg
dbdoc/comments.svg
dbdoc/hyphen-table.svg
dbdoc/logs.svg
dbdoc/long_long_long_long_long_long_long_long_table_name.svg
dbdoc/post_comments.svg
dbdoc/posts.svg
dbdoc/user_options.svg
dbdoc/users.svg
dbdoc/README.md
dbdoc/CamelizeTable.md
dbdoc/comment_stars.md
dbdoc/comments.md
dbdoc/hyphen-table.md
dbdoc/logs.md
dbdoc/long_long_long_long_long_long_long_long_table_name.md
dbdoc/post_comments.md
dbdoc/posts.md
dbdoc/user_options.md
dbdoc/users.md
dbdoc/schema.json
$Could you run some commands as follows?
( I'm a little concerned about the syntax of the config file. )
$ tbls version 1.73.2 $ cat .tbls.yml dsn: mysql://root:mypass@localhost:33308/testdb $ tbls doc -c .tbls.yml dbdoc/schema.svg dbdoc/CamelizeTable.svg dbdoc/comment_stars.svg dbdoc/comments.svg dbdoc/hyphen-table.svg dbdoc/logs.svg dbdoc/long_long_long_long_long_long_long_long_table_name.svg dbdoc/post_comments.svg dbdoc/posts.svg dbdoc/user_options.svg dbdoc/users.svg dbdoc/README.md dbdoc/CamelizeTable.md dbdoc/comment_stars.md dbdoc/comments.md dbdoc/hyphen-table.md dbdoc/logs.md dbdoc/long_long_long_long_long_long_long_long_table_name.md dbdoc/post_comments.md dbdoc/posts.md dbdoc/user_options.md dbdoc/users.md dbdoc/schema.json $
D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc -c tbls.yml output ER diagram files already exists
D:\go\bin\bin>tbls version 1.73.2
D:\go\bin\bin>type tbls.yml dsn: mysql://root:root@127.0.0.1:3306/test
D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc -c tbls.yml dbdoc\schema.svg dbdoc\class.svg dbdoc\relative.svg dbdoc\students.svg dbdoc\README.md dbdoc\class.md dbdoc\relative.md dbdoc\students.md dbdoc\schema.json
AlilyZ
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4 months ago Could you run some commands as follows? ( I'm a little concerned about the syntax of the config file. )
$ tbls version 1.73.2 $ cat .tbls.yml dsn: mysql://root:mypass@localhost:33308/testdb $ tbls doc -c .tbls.yml dbdoc/schema.svg dbdoc/CamelizeTable.svg dbdoc/comment_stars.svg dbdoc/comments.svg dbdoc/hyphen-table.svg dbdoc/logs.svg dbdoc/long_long_long_long_long_long_long_long_table_name.svg dbdoc/post_comments.svg dbdoc/posts.svg dbdoc/user_options.svg dbdoc/users.svg dbdoc/README.md dbdoc/CamelizeTable.md dbdoc/comment_stars.md dbdoc/comments.md dbdoc/hyphen-table.md dbdoc/logs.md dbdoc/long_long_long_long_long_long_long_long_table_name.md dbdoc/post_comments.md dbdoc/posts.md dbdoc/user_options.md dbdoc/users.md dbdoc/schema.json $D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc -c tbls.yml output ER diagram files already exists
D:\go\bin\bin>tbls version 1.73.2
D:\go\bin\bin>type tbls.yml dsn: mysql://root:root@127.0.0.1:3306/test
D:\go\bin\bin>tbls doc -c tbls.yml dbdoc\schema.svg dbdoc\class.svg dbdoc\relative.svg dbdoc\students.svg dbdoc\README.md dbdoc\class.md dbdoc\relative.md dbdoc\students.md dbdoc\schema.json
k1LoW
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4 months ago @AlilyZ
Yeah, I finally understood what you were asking with your answer!
tbls doc -c tbls.yml -f erd.In the case of this command, erd is interpreted as a DSN.
Because tbls doc is in the following order when receiving args
tbls doc [DSN] [DOC_PATH]Pass DSN and DOC_PATH as arguments or set the path in the docPath: section of tbls.yml.
AlilyZ
commented
4 months ago @AlilyZ
Yeah, I finally understood what you were asking with your answer!
tbls doc -c tbls.yml -f erd.In the case of this command,
erdis interpreted as a DSN.Because tbls doc is in the following order when receiving args
tbls doc [DSN] [DOC_PATH]Pass DSN and DOC_PATH as arguments or set the path in the
docPath:section of tbls.yml.
Thank you very much for helping me solve my doubts.
AlilyZ
commented
4 months ago @AlilyZ
Yeah, I finally understood what you were asking with your answer!
tbls doc -c tbls.yml -f erd.In the case of this command,
erdis interpreted as a DSN.Because tbls doc is in the following order when receiving args
tbls doc [DSN] [DOC_PATH]Pass DSN and DOC_PATH as arguments or set the path in the
docPath:section of tbls.yml.
Thank you very much for helping me solve my doubts
I followed the method in the readme, used go to download the latest version of tbls. And used the method provided in the readme to configure the yml file for connecting to MySQL. As follows:
.tbls.yml
dsn: mysql://root:root@127.0.0.1:3306/test
Then I opened cmd in the bin directory of tbls, and executed D:\bin>tbls doc -c tbls.yml -f erd. The error is as follows : invalid database scheme
Using the navicat tool can connect to mysql 127.0.0.1:3306/test How should I handle it？