You are an experienced Software Engineer performing a documentation task for the database. Your task is to assess the quality, clarity, and robustness of the database schem, create or update the sql-visualization.md Mermaid diagram according to these steps:
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Conduct a Review of the Database Pay attention to the SQL schemas in
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Generate a valid mermaid diagram Generate a visual representation of the OSINTBuddy database schema using Mermaid. Provide details of the key features on the mermaid diagram. Here are some best Practices for the diagram and flowchart creation:
- Stick to the point. More like a tweet, less like a novel.
- Use symbols consistently. Circles are circles, not suddenly squares.
- Color sparingly if at all. It’s a diagram, not a rainbow.
Be thorough and professional in your generation, as if submitting a formal pull request.
Output from the above prompt for the OSINTBuddy repo which has a
migrations/directory:OSINTBuddy Database Schema Visualization
Database Schema Review
Architecture Overview
OSINTBuddy utilizes a hybrid database architecture combining:
Schema Quality Assessment
Strengths
Areas for Improvement
Entity Relationship Diagram
erDiagram organizations { bigserial id PK text name text description varchar website varchar contact_email varchar subscription_level integer max_users integer max_graphs integer max_entities boolean can_export boolean can_share timestamptz ctime timestamptz mtime } users { bigserial id PK varchar name varchar email UK boolean verified varchar password varchar user_type bigserial org_id FK timestamptz ctime timestamptz mtime } graphs { bigserial id PK uuid uuid text label text description varchar visibility bigserial org_id FK bigserial owner_id FK timestamptz ctime timestamptz mtime } entities { bigserial id PK uuid uuid text label text description text author text source varchar visibility bigserial org_id FK bigserial owner_id FK timestamptz ctime timestamptz mtime } favorite_graphs { bigserial graph_id PK,FK bigserial owner_id PK,FK } favorite_entities { bigserial entity_id PK,FK bigserial owner_id PK,FK } resource_shares { bigserial id PK varchar resource_type bigserial resource_id bigserial shared_by_user_id FK bigserial shared_with_user_id FK bigserial org_id FK varchar access_level timestamptz expires_at timestamptz ctime } access_logs { bigserial id PK bigserial user_id FK varchar resource_type bigserial resource_id varchar action inet ip_address text user_agent boolean access_granted text access_reason timestamptz ctime } %% Relationships organizations ||--o{ users : "owns" organizations ||--o{ graphs : "contains" organizations ||--o{ entities : "contains" organizations ||--o{ resource_shares : "manages" users ||--o{ graphs : "creates" users ||--o{ entities : "creates" users ||--o{ favorite_graphs : "favorites" users ||--o{ favorite_entities : "favorites" users ||--o{ resource_shares : "shares_from" users ||--o{ resource_shares : "shares_to" users ||--o{ access_logs : "generates" graphs ||--o{ favorite_graphs : "favorited_by" entities ||--o{ favorite_entities : "favorited_by"Key Database Features
1. Multi-Tenant Architecture
2. Access Control & Security
resource_sharestable3. Graph Database Integration
4. Resource Management
Database Performance Optimizations
Indexing Strategy
BIGSERIALfor optimal performanceQuery Optimization
Schema Evolution Considerations
Recommended Enhancements
mtimeupdates on record modificationsaccess_logsby dateScalability Improvements
Security Considerations
Current Security Features
Security Enhancements
This documentation represents the current state of the OSINTBuddy database schema as of the latest migration (20250529170043). The schema demonstrates enterprise-ready design patterns with proper security, scalability, and maintainability considerations.