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# `sqldiff`
`sqldiff` is a set of primitives to load SQL representations in a standardized form (`sqldiff::Schema`), calculate differences between
schemas (`sqldiff::Migration`), and generate SQL to apply the migration (`sqldiff::Migration::to_sql`).
Currently built-in schema sources:
- Postgres
- OpenAPI 3.0 spec
Tools that want to auto-generate migrations should define a way to load their schema into `sqldiff::Schema` and then use `sqldiff` to
auto-generate migrations.
Current tools that support this:
- [`ormlite`](https://github.com/kurtbuilds/ormlite)
If you use this library, submit a PR to be added to this list.
```rust
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() {
let url = std::env::var("DATABASE_URL").unwrap();
let mut conn = sqlx::postgres::PgConnection::connect(&url).await?;
let current = Schema::try_from_database(&mut conn, schema_name).await?;
let end_state = Schema::new(); // Load your end-state by manually defining it, or building it from another source
let migration = current.migrate_to(end_state, &sqldiff::Options::default());
for statement in migration.statements {
let statement = statement.prepare(schema_name);
println!("{}", statement);
}
}
```