vsql_slugify extension for MySQL - VillageSQL Server for MySQL - Documentation

A slug is the readable part of a URL, and building one from a title means folding accents, lowercasing, replacing punctuation with a separator, and trimming the separators off the ends. vsql_slugify does that in SQL, which means a generated column can hold the slug and keep it in step with the title.


Maintainer	Anurag Ojha
Source and documentation	intojhanurag/vsql-slugify
License	GPL-2.0

A third party writes and maintains this extension. VillageSQL does not build, test, or ship it, and the description below follows the maintainer’s own documentation. Read that documentation before you rely on it.

Install

Build it from the repository against a VillageSQL build tree (VillageSQL_BUILD_DIR), copy the .veb file into the server’s veb_dir, then install it:

INSTALL EXTENSION vsql_slugify;

What it adds

Function	Returns	What it does
`slugify(value)`	text	A URL-safe slug: accents folded, letters lowercased, runs of other characters collapsed to one separator, and separators trimmed from both ends

The maintainer’s documentation shows it used in a STORED generated column, so the slug is computed when the row is written rather than on every read.

See also

Generated columns — when a stored column beats a view
Available extensions — the full catalog
intojhanurag/vsql-slugify — source, examples, and the known limitations

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