If you already use SchemaSpy to document a database, moving to SchemaCrawler does not have to mean replacing every script at once.
The latest SchemaCrawler release includes a SchemaSpy-compatible shim. It accepts common SchemaSpy command-line arguments, connects to the database, and runs SchemaCrawler Scribe to produce documentation in Google Open Knowledge Format (OKF).
That gives you a gradual migration path: keep the command-line shape your team knows, while changing the output from a generated website bundle to a set of Markdown files that can live in Git.
Start with the SchemaSpy command you already have
The shim is called schemaspy and is included in the SchemaCrawler Docker image and the other SchemaCrawler installers.
