Add inflection comment directive to the SQL schema in the README #579
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Update the SQL schema to include the inflection comment directive, especially since the screenshot below has inflected field and type names.
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I did realize there is documentation available in the main Supabase docs, which has the same content as the Still, this proposed change should still be valid since screenshot shows inflected values! |
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
This PR updates the SQL schema in the TL;DR section of the README to include the inflection comment directive, especially since the screenshot below has inflected field and type names.
While I was trying to figure out if there was a way to do this using supabase / pg_graphql, the README in this repo was confusing because the screenshot clearly showed what I wanted (camelCase and PascalCase in my GraphQL schema), yet I wasn't getting that in my own project. Because this feature is super useful but not very well documented (at least visibility-wise), I think it would benefit folks to just show that this feature is available front and center.
I will probably follow up with another PR / doc suggestion for the main supabase documentation as well.