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Add support for AML language #71
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Hi @loicknuchel ! It's a pleasure to read you. I get it. Indeed, this project is built in a way to easily support another I toke a look at AML and there is possible to covert it to JSON. And that is the necessary to power a visualization extension using this project. Let's do it 🚀 . |
Hi @BOCOVO Awesome! Glad you already know Azimutt and loved its UI 😄 Very happy you are ready for this. How do you plan the next steps? Do you need anything from me? PS: if you want to support as many DSLs as possible, you can even add PostgreSQL with Azimutt SQL parser ;) |
Hi @loicknuchel ! Sorry for the delay in my response. Here are the next steps
I began the first, looking at the docs. You are doing a great job 🔥 . |
Hi 👋
I'm the creator of Azimutt, a database exploration tool using AML for the design part (similar to dbdiagram/DBML) and finally took time to create a VS Code extension for AML.
That's when I found your extension that is 1. very nice (much more than the others I tried) and 2. already handles DBML and Prisma, being modular in term of source language.
I was in the process to add a visualization panel to my extension but now I'm thinking I could focus on the editing experience (suggestions, go-to-definition...) and rely on yours for the visualization, both extension could reference each other.
If you want to have a look, AML is published as a npm package and you can already try it in online editors or in Azimutt.
What do you think?
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