06-07-2023, 12:12
I'm not sure to understand the question.
- You can see the schema with a graphical tool depending on your base (sqlitebrowser, pgadmin3, phpmyadmin...).
- You can read the "models" module in the source code (Python).
You do not have to know all the models/tables (most of them are juste small models like "status", "sector"...), the most important are CremeEntity (table 'creme_core_cremeentity') and Relations (table 'creme_core_relation'), and reading the python code is probably easier.
- You can see the schema with a graphical tool depending on your base (sqlitebrowser, pgadmin3, phpmyadmin...).
- You can read the "models" module in the source code (Python).
You do not have to know all the models/tables (most of them are juste small models like "status", "sector"...), the most important are CremeEntity (table 'creme_core_cremeentity') and Relations (table 'creme_core_relation'), and reading the python code is probably easier.