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JSON Data Definition Language (DDL)

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There is an available UI to test different JSON structures described here

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CRUD.md
FetchR.md

We define an array of entities. All entities have attributes and are assigned primary keys in the form of ids or uuids.

Entity

Arg Name	Possible values	Example
name	name of the entity. has to start with a capital letter	"Country"
table	name of the SQL table. This field is optional, if not given the table is the snake case version of name	`my_country`
uuid	boolean, if set to true, the primary key is a uuid vs a id	`false`
withOrder	allows ordering (UI: drag/drop)	`false`
description	description of the entity, optional
logUser	saves user id	`false`
isLog	add log logic in table	`false`
logTable	creates mirror log table	`false`
extends	extends a particular preprogrammed entity (e.g. user)	`null`
uniqueSet	array with combination of params that are unique (e.g `["countryId", "userId"]`)	`null`

Attribute

Arg Name	Possible values	Default
Name	field name	-
type	see section	string
optional	true/false	`false`
constraints	see section	`[]`
description	description of the attribute
ui	{textarea, datepicker, slider, etc..}	`fieldType`

Field Types

Type	Example values
Int	1, 2, 3
Long	65432345, 2345432345
String	hello
Boolean	true / false
Decimal	23.34
Date	2019-01-31
Datetime	2019-01-31 15:23
Time	15:23
-	Country

Every entity name automatically becomes a type. Hence the last example of the table where the type is Country, referring to the entity Country and creating a relation with that other entity.

a more formal version can be found in https://github.com/Nexysweb/DevelopmentConsultingFramework/blob/master/src/types.js

mapping SQL JSON-ddl

BigDecimal => Decimal 10, 4
Int => int(11)
Long => bigint(20)
LocalDateTime => Datetime
LocalDate => Datetime

Constraints

Arg Name	Possible values	Default
typeId	see section	-
value	value of the constraint	-
msg	overrides default message	-

Constraint Types

1: equal = (number)
2: greater than > (number(
3: less than < (number
4: greater than or equal >= (number)
5: less than or equal <= (number)
6: length (string) => https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9043820/regex-to-match-words-of-a-certain-length
7: Regex (string)
8: belongs to a predefined set: 9, 87, 34
9: async call to API (link to an API request) (string)