feat: auto-convert camelCase property names to snake_case column names#30
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feat: auto-convert camelCase property names to snake_case column names#30
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When a #[Column] attribute has no explicit name: parameter, the property name is now automatically converted from camelCase to snake_case for the database column name (e.g., $createdAt -> created_at, $userId -> user_id). Explicit #[Column(name: 'custom')] overrides still take priority. All redundant explicit name: parameters removed from production entities across admin-auth, media, webhook, and authentication-token packages. Documentation updated with new convention. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
EntityMetadataFactorynow converts camelCase property names to snake_case column names when no explicitname:is provided on#[Column](e.g.,$createdAt->created_at,$userId->user_id)$userID->user_id), leading acronyms ($HTMLParser->html_parser), single-word properties unchanged#[Column(name: 'custom')]still takes priorityfk_posts_user_idinstead offk_posts_userId)Test plan
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