schemaspy

Run schemaspy to generate a database schema documentation website.

View example documentation here: https://tj-actions.github.io/schemaspy/

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    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v2
      - name: Run SchemaSpy
        uses: tj-actions/schemaspy@v2
        with:
          host: postgres
          port: 5432
          database_name: testdb
          database_type: pgsql
          user: test_user
          password: test_user_password
          all: true

Inputs

- uses: tj-actions/schemaspy@v2
  id: schemaspy
  with:
    # Analyze all schemas in the 
    # database 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    all: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for anomalies 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    anomalies_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for anomalies
    # Type: string
    # Default: "10"
    anomalies_page_length: ''

    # Filter using a specific catalog 
    # this is usually the root 
    # of the database and contains 
    # schemas. 
    # Type: string
    catalog: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for check constraints 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    check_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for check 
    # constraints 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "10"
    check_page_length: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for routines 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    column_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for routines
    # Type: string
    # Default: "50"
    column_page_length: ''

    # Name of the database to 
    # connect to 
    # Type: string
    database_name: ''

    # Type of database to connect 
    # to 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "ora"
    database_type: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for database objects 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    db_object_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for database 
    # objects 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "50"
    db_object_page_length: ''

    # Enable debug logging
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    debug: ''

    # Limit the degree of separation, 
    # allowed values 1 or 2, 
    # defaults to 2 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "2"
    degree: ''

    # Path to look for JDBC 
    # drivers overrides driverPath in [databaseType].properties, 
    # supports directory, will add directory 
    # and recurse to add all 
    # content. Supports multiple paths using 
    # os dependent pathSeparator. 
    # Type: string
    driver_path: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for foreign keys 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    fk_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for foreign 
    # keys 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "10"
    fk_page_length: ''

    # Path to directory containing graphviz 
    # bin folder. /bin/dot will be 
    # appended 
    # Type: string
    graphviz_dir: ''

    # Hostname/ip to connect to, if 
    # required by databaseType. 
    # Type: string
    host: ''

    # The format of the image 
    # that gets generated. Supported formats 
    # are svg and png. Defaults 
    # to png. 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "png"
    image_format: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for indexes 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    index_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for indexes
    # Type: string
    # Default: "10"
    index_page_length: ''

    # Print license, it will first 
    # print GPL and then LGPL 
    # (LGPL is addition to GPL) 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    license: ''

    # Try to generate low quality 
    # diagrams, depending on renderers/Graphviz installation 
    # might not be available 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    low_quality: ''

    # Whether DataTables for anomalies should 
    # have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_anomalies_paging: ''

    # Whether DataTables for check constraints 
    # should have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_check_paging: ''

    # Whether DataTables for routines should 
    # have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_column_paging: ''

    # Whether DataTables for database objects 
    # should have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_db_object_paging: ''

    # Whether DataTables for foreign keys 
    # should have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_fk_paging: ''

    # Skip html generation
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_html: ''

    # Do not look for implied 
    # relationships 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_implied: ''

    # Whether DataTables for indexes should 
    # have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_index_paging: ''

    # Whether DataTables for routines should 
    # have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_routine_paging: ''

    # Whether DataTables for database tables 
    # should have pagination 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    no_table_paging: ''

    # Directory to place the generated 
    # files in 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "docs"
    output_dir: ''

    # Password to connect to database, 
    # if required by databaseType. 
    # Type: string
    password: ''

    # Port that dbms listens to, 
    # if required by databaseType. 
    # Type: string
    port: ''

    # Specify which renderer to use 
    # should be prefixed with `:`. 
    # Example `:cairo` 
    # Type: string
    renderer: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for routines 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    routine_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for routines
    # Type: string
    # Default: "50"
    routine_page_length: ''

    # Name of the schema to 
    # analyze (defaults to the specified user) 
    # Type: string
    schema: ''

    # Single schema analysis file path 
    # to SchemaMeta_xml, when running `_all` 
    # or `_schemas` path to directory 
    # containing SchemaMeta_xmls with pattern (DatabaseName|Schema).meta.xml 
    # Type: string
    schema_meta: ''

    # Use single sign on, if 
    # required by databaseType. 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    sso: ''

    # Whether users can change the 
    # page length for database tables 
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    table_length_change: ''

    # The DataTables pageLength for database 
    # tables 
    # Type: string
    # Default: "50"
    table_page_length: ''

    # Username to connect with, if 
    # required by databaseType. 
    # Type: string
    user: ''

    # Use vizjs instead of graphviz
    # Type: boolean
    # Default: "false"
    vizjs: ''

Using Docker image

Pulling image from ghcr.io

Run

docker pull ghcr.io/tj-actions/schemaspy:latest

Running schemaspy locally

Note

• The entrypoint is the entrypoint.sh script which requires certain environment variables to be set.

Example usage with environment variables

docker run -v "$PWD:/docs" -e INPUT_HOST=localhost -e INPUT_PORT=5432 -e INPUT_DATABASE_TYPE=pgsql -e INPUT_USER=test_user -e INPUT_PASSWORD=test_user_password -e INPUT_ALL=true ghcr.io/tj-actions/schemaspy:latest

For more information on each environment variable please refer to the inputs. A general rule would be to prefix the environment variable with INPUT_ and the uppercase of any specific input separated by underscores.

• Free software: MIT license

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Credits

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Report Bugs

Report bugs at https://github.com/tj-actions/schemaspy/issues.

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• Any details about your workflow that might be helpful in troubleshooting.
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Contributors ✨

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This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!