Import table
Take an existing created table and import it into your Studio project.
studio import-table <table> <project> <description> [name]
Use these commands to interact with your Studio projects, including listing projects associated with your accounts, creating new projects, and adding members to teams that manage the project.
| Argument | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
<table> | string | -- | The universally unique table name, {prefix}_{chainId}_{tableId}. |
<project> | string | -- | The unique project ID. |
<description> | string | -- | (Optional) the team's ID, if known. |
[name] | string | -- | (Optional) the team's ID, if known. |
You must also include the project ID for which the table is imported into (it's the same as the argument defined above).
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--projectId, --pid | string | -- | The unique project ID. |
Example
studio import-table users_31337_2 eac4b0f2-ab4d-41ec-9789-19f0a4905615 "A users table" --pid eac4b0f2-ab4d-41ec-9789-19f0a4905615
You’ll then receive a confirmation message. Note the name is shown as undefined since no custom table name/alias was specified, but the table will inherit from the original prefix/alias—e.g., users will show up in Studio web app.
successfully imported users_31337_2
projectId: eac4b0f2-ab4d-41ec-9789-19f0a4905615
name: undefined
description: A users table