Tbl::classYour schema. In PHP constants.

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Names your IDE knows

Generate a PHP class from MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQLite and use constants directly in your queries.

Explicit aliases

Qualify columns and build JOIN expressions with aliases local to each call.

Check before you ship

Compare your schema and generation settings with the saved snapshot using check --diff.

Leave with your values

Convert resolvable Tbl references to literal strings with the independence command.

php

use Tbl\Tbl;

Tbl::users;                            // 'users'
Tbl::users__id('u');                    // 'u.id'
Tbl::on__posts__users('p', 'u');         // 'p.user_id = u.id'

These examples use full naming and a foreign key from posts.user_id to users.id.