This tool inspects whether the database schema contains any reserved words from MySQL or PostgreSQL, or any table names and column names that should not be used in Rails. Furthermore, it allows for the definition of custom settings using custom definition rules in the YAML configuration file.
Add this line to your Gemfile:
gem 'schema_linter'
Then run:
% bundle
Simply execute the following command in your Rails app directory.
% rake schema_linter
If you want the rake task to fail when it encounters errors, use:
% FAIL_ON_ERROR=1 rake schema_linter
Create a .schema_linter.yaml or .schema_linter.yml file in your root directory.
To flag specific tables as errors, list them with regular expressions under error_table_names.
To flag specific columns as errors, list them with regular expressions under error_column_names.
error_table_names:
- .*histories$
- .*info$
error_column_names:
- .*data$To exclude specific tables from the checks, list them with regular expressions under ignore_table_names. To exclude specific columns from the checks, list them with regular expressions under ignore_column_names.
ignore_table_names:
- ^user$
ignore_column_names:
- ^role$Copyright (c) 2023 Akira Kusumoto. See MIT-LICENSE file for further details.