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@@ -42,8 +42,17 @@ relspec convert --from pgsql --from-conn "postgres://..." --to sqlite --to-path
# Multiple input files merged
relspec convert --from json --from-list "a.json,b.json" --to yaml --to-path merged.yaml
# Watch mode: regenerate whenever the source file(s) change (Ctrl-C to stop)
relspec convert --from dbml --from-path schema.dbml --to gorm --to-path models/ --package models --watch
```
`--watch` works with `--from-path` and `--from-list` (not live database
connections or `--dry-run`). Source files are polled every `--watch-interval`
(default 500ms), a directory source is watched recursively, and the output path
is ignored so generating into the source tree does not loop. Conversion errors
are printed and watching continues.
### `batch` — Convert many inputs in one run
Converts each input independently (one output per input, unlike `--from-list`
@@ -229,6 +238,23 @@ see [`bun`'s `--array-nullable`](./pkg/writers/bun/README.md#nullablearrays)
flag for nullable-array handling. The `SqlXxxArray` wrapper types remain
available in `pkg/sqltypes` and are still used by the `gorm` writer.
#### Custom type mapping
Override the built-in SQL → Go mapping of the `bun` and `gorm` writers with the
repeatable `--type-map sqltype=gotype` flag:
```bash
relspec convert --from pgsql --from-conn "$DSN" --to gorm --to-path models.go \
--type-map uuid=string --type-map jsonb=json.RawMessage
```
SQL type names are matched case-insensitively on the base type (modifiers such
as `(10,2)` are ignored; aliases like `int4` resolve to `integer`). NOT NULL
columns use the Go type verbatim, nullable columns get a `*` prefix (unless the
type is already a pointer, slice, map or `any`), and arrays become `[]gotype`.
Unmapped types keep their defaults. The flag does not add imports: use types
that need none, or add the import afterwards (e.g. with `goimports`).
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