Built-in glossary
Type and attribute badges open glossary docs on ozzyrm.vercel.app in a new tab.
Type badges and attribute labels in the OzzyRM docs UI open glossary documentation on ozzyrm.vercel.app. There is no in-app glossary sheet. Each term opens its matching docs page in a new browser tab.
What you get
- Documentation pages for types such as String, Int, DateTime, and Relation
- Documentation pages for attributes such as PK, unique, required, and relation cardinalities
- Stable links from badges and search results to
https://ozzyrm.vercel.app/docs/glossary/...
How it works
When someone clicks a type or attribute badge, OzzyRM opens:
https://ozzyrm.vercel.app/docs/glossary/{type|attribute}/{key}
in a new tab (noopener). The sidebar docs search filters the same glossary entries and opens the selected page the same way.
Content lives under Glossary on this site so explanations stay versioned with the rest of the product docs. The package hardcodes https://ozzyrm.vercel.app as the glossary origin.
When it helps
Teams with mixed Prisma, Drizzle, and SQL experience often use different terms for the same idea. Shared glossary pages keep that language consistent without maintaining a separate wiki.