Add erdify to visualizations section - #83
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erdify generates ER diagrams from SQLAlchemy 2.0 declarative models
without importing them or connecting to a database — it parses the model
files with the standard library's
astmodule, so it has zero runtimedependencies and runs anywhere the source is readable, including CI jobs
where the project isn't installed.
Output: PlantUML, Mermaid, JSON, or a self-contained HTML page. It also
ships pre-commit hooks and a
--checkmode that fails a build when thecommitted diagram has drifted from the models.
Closest neighbour is paracelsus, already listed: it reaches models by importing them (--import-module), while erdify parses the source, so it also works where the project can't be installed — and it isn't limited to SQLAlchemy.
MIT licensed, Python 3.11+.
Docs: https://erdify.devsuit.io/