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Laravel Schema Viewer

Schema viewer for Laravel: an interactive diagram of your database tables and Eloquent relationships.

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composer require laranex/laravel-schema-viewer:^1.0@alpha --dev
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Requirements ​

  • PHP ^8.1
  • Laravel ^10.36|^11.0|^12.0|^13.0

Live demo ​

A sample Laravel store with three database connections (the store, billing and analytics), 53 tables, 35 models and 81 relations. Everything works as it does in your app, downloads included.

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Why Laravel Schema Viewer ​

Laravel has no single schema file. The tables live in the database, and the relationships live in your Eloquent models. Laravel Schema Viewer reads both and draws them together, so anyone on the team can see how the data fits without reading migrations or models.

  • Every table, with or without a model. Tables, columns, indexes and foreign keys come straight from the database, framework tables included.
  • Every relation your models declare. belongsTo, hasMany, belongsToMany with its pivot, polymorphic relations, through relations, dynamic relations and third-party relation types. Each one is read from the object the method returns, without running a query.
  • One line per relationship. A foreign key and the relations that use the same columns become one edge, labeled with the methods and the kind of relationship: one-to-many, many-to-many, polymorphic, has-many-through.
  • Every connection. Each database connection your app and its models use, side by side, with relations across connections drawn as lines.
  • Hints where the two disagree. Relations without a foreign key, foreign keys without a relation or an index, models without a table.
  • Made for big schemas. Fold tables to their keys or their names, focus on one table and its neighbors, and share a link that opens exactly that view.
  • Straight to the code. Model and relation names open in your editor at the line that declares them.
  • Downloads and commands. The database schema as Mermaid, DBML, Markdown or JSON, the whole viewer as one HTML file, and a check that fails your CI on the hints you choose.

Open /schema-viewer in your local environment and the diagram is there; nothing to configure.

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composer require laranex/laravel-schema-viewer:^1.0@alpha --dev

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