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Bug Fixes

• Update pg-schema-introspect to add support for Postgres 12 (#106)

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Bug Fixes

• Some import paths were broken after publishing (#103)

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New Features

• Initial release (#101)

  Once you have a schema from @databases/pg-schema-introspect you can pass it to this library to write out TypeScript definitions for all your database tables

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Bug Fixes

• Remove "private" in package.json so it is published to npm (#102)

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Breaking Changes

• @databases/pg-schema has been renamed to @databases/pg-schema-introspect (#101)

  It now finally has a public API that can be called to retrieve a JSON representation of a Postgres database schema that is rich in detail. This is designed to work with the various other @databases/pg-* packages. A future package under the @databases/pg-schema name will provide type safe access to Postgres databases using these generated schemas.

Bug Fixes

• Table names and field names are now always alphabetically sorted (#101)

  This was the only way to make the output from introspect stable enough to be useful.

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Bug Fixes

• Some import paths were broken after publishing (#103)

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New Features

• Initial release (#101)

  This CLI lets you generate a folder full of types for all your database tables in Postgres.

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Breaking Changes

• Completely re-written (#96)

  This is an all new interactive CLI and also an all new TypeScript API.

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Refactorings

• Sort keys in enum (#101)

  This is part of making the codegen in pg-schema more stable.

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New Features

• Added fields for configuring pg-schema-print-types (#101)

• Added migrationsDirectory field for configuring pg-migrations (#101)

• Exposed readPgConfigSync as public API to allow reading specific config files (#101)