lukertty
Is there a annotate_models like tool in phoenix?
Elixir newbie here.
In rails, annotate_models can help to annotate table schema information in comment.
# == Schema Info
#
# Table name: line_items
#
# id :integer(11) not null, primary key
# quantity :integer(11) not null
# product_id :integer(11) not null
# unit_price :float
# order_id :integer(11)
#
class LineItem < ActiveRecord::Base
belongs_to :product
Is there a similar tool in phoenix ? Or can I read a table’s column and index information manually by ecto?
Thanks
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kokolegorille
I have been using annotate models in Rails, but it’s probably less important in Ecto because the schema is quite expressive.
Searching in https://hex.pm/ did not give similar package.
LostKobrakai
It would probably be quite simple to add, when you can do the part about the data retrieval from the db. Wrap
use Ecto.Schemain ause EctoAnnotate.Schemaand decorate theschema/2macro. In it you should be able to get the file and location of the call and the table used.