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Kaylee

Kaylee

Sindre van der Linden

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Language support for the Kaylee modeling language.
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VS Code extension for the Kaylee modelling language

This extension is a toy/proof-of-concept project for a modelling language I'm working on.

It aids in modelling entity relationships in such a way that a code generator may generate appropriate representations in your language of choice.

Code generators are not included here, this is purely a syntax highlighting extension.

Known Issues

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Release Notes

0.0.8

  • Added support for queries, i.e.:
entity User {
  fields {
    UserId GUID;
    ...
  }

  keys {
    primary = UserId;
  }

  query Task {
    fields {
      TaskId INT;
      Todo TEXT(100);
      ...
    }

    keys {
      primary = TaskId;
    }
  }
}
  • Added snippet to make it easier to scaffold query.

0.0.7

  • Added support for BIGINT [AUTO INCREMENT] and DECIMAL(<size>, <precision>) fields.
  • Refactored the field type matcher out into its own rule, so that it's easier to add new types and increase code reuse.

0.0.6

  • Added support for BINARY(<size>) and VARBINARY(<size|MAX>) fields.

0.0.5

  • Added support for the computed = <true|false> property on fields.
  • Added support for unique(FieldA, FieldB, ...) keys.
  • Added snippets to make it easier to scaffold schema, entity, unique, reference and mutation.
  • Enabled comments to be used in the field property block.

0.0.4

  • Migrated to new branch name main.
  • Corrected repository URL.

0.0.3

  • Added support for the TINYINT data type.
  • Added support for hexadecimal numeric literals, i.e. 0x1F.

0.0.2

Added support for mutations, i.e.:

entity User {
  fields {
    UserId GUID {
      default = NEWID();
    }
    FirstName? TEXT(100);
    LastName? TEXT(100);
    ContactEmail? TEXT(254);
    ContactPhone? TEXT(50);
    Verified BIT {
      default = 0;
    }
  }

  mutations {
      Name(FirstName, LastName);
      ContactInformation(ContactEmail, ContactPhone);
      Verified(Verified);
  }
}

0.0.1

Initial release, with support for the most basic constructs like:

  • Schemata
    • Entities
      • Fields
        • Types
        • Default values
        • Optional fields
      • Keys
        • Primary
        • Reference
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