Consumer
Overriding Names
Override table/column names to avoid conflicts with your database.
Overview
To override names in FumaDB, you can use the Name Variants API.
For example, if the schema has a messages table which conflicts with yours, you can override it:
import { fumadb } from "fumadb";
// library exposed
const ChatDB = fumadb();
// your code
const client = ChatDB.names({
messages: {
sql: "chat_user",
// you can set for ORMs too, like
prisma: "ChatUser",
drizzle: "chatUser",
},
// or to rename columns
"messages.id": {
sql: "message_id",
},
}).client();You can also conveniently apply a table name prefix:
const client = ChatDB.prefix("chat_").client();Be Careful
Do not change the name variants once you have initialized the schema on your database.
You will need to migrate your database again if you've updated the name variants.