v0.3.7 - The one where we look for the correct table

[justinvdm]

Snaplet makes use of each column’s postgres type (e.g. text, int4) to determine how to parse it and serialize it, so that you can work with the value in your transform.ts file:

const config = () => ({
  public: {
    SomeTable: ({ row }) => ({
      // If `name` is a `text` column, `row.name` is a string
      name: copycat.firstName(row.name)
    })
  }
})

This release fixes a bug, where we were looking up the column’s type incorrectly: if you had two tables of the same name (but appearing in different schemas), we would incorrectly always make use of the first matching table name we found (regardless of whether it was the actual matching table or not), and use its column types. We now will always make use of the actually matching table to determine which types to use for columns.