Introduction

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This document will explain how to use the SQL DBML Schema plugin to generate a visual reprensentation of your Bubble database. This plugin is free to use and our organization will continue to support and update the plugin as a contribution to the Bubble community and the Bubble plugin ecosystem. The link to the plugin is: https://bubble.io/plugin/sql-dbml-schema-1670869861766x380029866307747800

A few important highlights about this plugin. First, it uses undocumented Bubble client-side code to generate the schema results. As such, it could break if Bubble were to update any of the underlying functions. The plugin is open-source (check the link above) which means you can view the plugin source code if you are interested in seeing exactly how the plugin works.

This plugin generates DBML syntax which can be used at https://dbdiagram.io/d. We did NOT create this syntax nor did Bubble. If you are interested in finding out more about DBML or have questions about the syntax, please check out this link: https://dbml.dbdiagram.io/

The plugin alone does not generate a diagram. To obtain a diagram that looks like this:

you must first use the plugin to generate the DBML and then copy and paste the generated DBML into https://dbdiagram.io/d

Finally, if you use a SQL database instead of the Bubble built-in database, check out our paid-plugin which extends the functionality provided by Bubble's free SQL plugin. The link to that plugin is: https://bubble.io/plugin/mssql-sql-database-connector-1659728184544x363497584834641900

If you have any feedback, feature requests, questions or issues, the fastest way to reach us is to email us directly at: [e-mail].