This directory contains example programs demonstrating how to use the schemaextract package.

• MySQL 5.7+ or MySQL 8.0+ server running
• A test database with some tables, views, functions, etc.

• PostgreSQL 10+ server running
• A test database with some tables, views, functions, etc.

1. Set the connection string:

export MYSQL_DSN="user:password@tcp(localhost:3306)/your_database"

2. Run the example:

cd examples/mysql
go run main.go

3. Check the output:

• Console output shows schema summary
• mysql_schema.json contains the full schema in JSON format

1. Set the connection string:

export PG_DSN="postgres://user:password@localhost:5432/your_database?sslmode=disable"

2. Run the example:

cd examples/postgres
go run main.go

3. Check the output:

• Console output shows schema summary
• postgres_schema.json contains the full schema in JSON format

Connecting to MySQL database: test_db
✓ Connected to MySQL database

--- Listing Databases ---
Found 3 databases:
  - test_db
  - app_db
  - analytics_db

--- Extracting Schema for 'test_db' ---

=== Schema Summary ===
Database: test_db
Character Set: utf8mb4
Collation: utf8mb4_unicode_ci
Schemas: 1

Schema:  (unnamed schema in MySQL)
  Tables: 5
  Views: 2
  Functions: 3
  Procedures: 1
  Events: 0

  Tables:
    - users (8 columns, 3 indexes, 0 foreign keys)
      Engine: InnoDB, Rows: 1543, Size: 163840 bytes
      Columns:
        - id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT AUTO_INCREMENT
        - email varchar(255) NOT NULL
        - created_at timestamp NULL DEFAULT CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
        ...

Connecting to PostgreSQL database: test_db
✓ Connected to PostgreSQL database

--- Listing Databases ---
Found 2 databases:
  - test_db
  - app_db

--- Extracting Schema for 'test_db' ---

=== Schema Summary ===
Database: test_db
Search Path: [public]
Schemas: 1

Schema: public
  Tables: 8
  Views: 3
  Materialized Views: 1
  Functions: 5
  Procedures: 2
  Sequences: 4
  Extensions: 2
  Enum Types: 1

  Tables:
    - users (10 columns, 4 indexes, 1 foreign keys)
      Data Size: 245760 bytes, Index Size: 98304 bytes
      Columns:
        - id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('users_id_seq'::regclass)
        - email character varying(255) NOT NULL
        - created_at timestamp with time zone NULL DEFAULT now()
        ...

If you want to test with an actual Bytebase database:

export MYSQL_DSN="root@tcp(localhost:3306)/bytebase"
cd examples/mysql
go run main.go

export PG_DSN="postgres://bbdev@localhost/bbdev?sslmode=disable"
cd examples/postgres
go run main.go

• ✅ Tables with columns, indexes, foreign keys, check constraints
• ✅ Views with definitions
• ✅ Functions and stored procedures
• ✅ Triggers
• ✅ Events
• ✅ Partitions (all types: RANGE, LIST, HASH, KEY)
• ✅ Generated columns (VIRTUAL/STORED)
• ✅ Character sets and collations
• ✅ Table statistics (row count, data size, index size)

• ✅ Schemas (multiple schemas per database)
• ✅ Tables with columns, indexes, foreign keys, check constraints
• ✅ Views and materialized views
• ✅ Functions and procedures
• ✅ Triggers
• ✅ Sequences with all properties
• ✅ Extensions
• ✅ Enum types
• ✅ Partitions (PostgreSQL 10+)
• ✅ Generated columns
• ✅ Search path
• ✅ Table and index sizes

• Make sure MySQL server is running
• Check that the user has appropriate permissions (at least SELECT on all tables in information_schema)
• Try testing the connection: mysql -u user -p -h localhost

• Make sure PostgreSQL server is running
• Check that the user has appropriate permissions
• Try testing the connection: psql -U user -h localhost -d dbname
• If using SSL, adjust the sslmode parameter in the DSN

• Make sure you're connecting to the correct database
• Check that the database has tables
• Verify permissions: the user needs SELECT privilege on system tables

• Check that you have write permissions in the current directory
• Make sure there's enough disk space