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Sqlmancer currently directly parses the provided type definitions when generating the database client. The type definitions could instead be parsed into a configuration object that could then be used when generating the database client. This would enable a configuration file to be used instead of a set of type definitions. This change would also set the foundation for direct integration with code-first libraries like TypeGraphQL or Nexus.
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Sqlmancer currently directly parses the provided type definitions when generating the database client. The type definitions could instead be parsed into a configuration object that could then be used when generating the database client. This would enable a configuration file to be used instead of a set of type definitions. This change would also set the foundation for direct integration with code-first libraries like TypeGraphQL or Nexus.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: