Getting Started
Install DPG and create your first project
Documentation
DPG documentation — getting started, language fundamentals, schema objects, migrations, CLI, and plugin API.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Get Started | Introduction, installation, quick start, editor integration |
| Fundamentals | Two-part syntax, project structure, macros, snapshots and diffing |
| Schema Objects | Every PostgreSQL object type with DPG source and generated SQL |
| Access Control | Roles, grants, revocations, default privileges |
| Advanced Objects | Full-text search, logical replication, operators, casts, foreign data, and more |
| Migrations | Lifecycle directives, linting rules, drift detection |
| CLI Reference | All dpg commands with flags and examples |
| Extending DPG | Plugin API for custom linters, snapshot stores, and apply executors |
Fundamentals
Core concepts: two-part syntax, project structure, macros, snapshot-driven diffing, and name maps.
Schema Objects
Every PostgreSQL object type DPG can declare, with the DPG source and generated SQL for each.
Access Control
Roles, grants, revocations, and default privileges.
Advanced Objects
Full-text search, logical replication, event triggers, collations, operators, casts, statistics, foreign data, and tablespaces.
Migrations
Lifecycle directives, linting, and drift detection.
CLI Reference
All dpg commands with flags and examples.
Extending DPG
Use the pkg/dpg public API to extend DPG with custom linters, snapshot stores, and apply executors.