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## Background:

A few months ago the Ent project announced
the [Schema Import Initiative](https://entgo.io/blog/2021/05/04/announcing-schema-imports), its goal is to help support
many use cases for generating Ent schemas from external resources. Today, I'm happy to share a project I’ve been working
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The first version supports both MySQL and PostgreSQL databases, with some limitations described below. Support for other
relational databases such as SQLite is in the works.

## Getting Started:
## Getting Started

To give you an idea of how `entimport` works, I want to share a quick example of end to end usage with a MySQL database.
On a high-level, this is what we’re going to do:
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