Ezorm Write YAML Mysql

Ezorm Write Yaml (MySQL/MySQLr)

Scope

Write ezorm YAML schemas from user requirements for mysql/mysqlr and emit YAML only. Prefer mysqlr unless the user explicitly requests mysql. Read these files when schema details or examples are needed:

• doc/schema/yaml.md
• doc/schema/yaml_mysql.md
• doc/schema/yaml_mysqlr.md
• e2e/mysql/*.yaml
• e2e/mysqlr/*.yaml If the local references/ or assets/ directories are missing, run: scripts/init.sh (or scripts/init.sh --force to refresh). Validate with scripts/validate.sh.

Workflow

1. Restate the domain model in simple entities and relationships. Ask one clarification only if critical (missing entities, relationship direction, or required constraints).
2. Choose db driver:
   • Use db: mysql for classic mysql schemas (see doc/schema/yaml_mysql.md).
   • Use db: mysqlr for mysqlr schemas (see doc/schema/yaml_mysqlr.md).
3. Map fields:
   • Use mysql/mysqlr field types from the matching doc.
   • Add flags like index, unique, nullable, primary, autoinc, noinc as needed.
   • Use fk only when an explicit foreign key is requested.
4. Set table metadata:
   • Always include dbname.
   • Use table for mysql, dbtable for mysqlr.
   • Default table names to snake_case of the entity name unless the user provides one.
5. Add constraints:
   • Use indexes, uniques, primary as required.
6. Output only YAML (no Go code, no prose). Use --- to separate multiple entities.

Output Rules

• Emit a valid YAML schema file (or multiple YAML documents) and nothing else.
• Keep names consistent with user domain language.
• Prefer minimal fields; do not invent behavior.

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