Quickstart:

1. Make a reference to ObjectScriptingExtensions.DLL

2. Add a using statement to the code like:
using ObjectScriptingExtensions;

3. Use the .CreateSchema-extension on any object.

Reference:
string object.CreateSchema()

alt.

string object.CreateSchema(GenerateProperties settings)

The GenerateProperties object has the following members:

• string LookupPrefix (default "")
• string TablePrefix (default "" )
• string SchemaName (default "dbo")
• string IdName (default "ID")
• string FkPrefix (default "FK_" prefix på foreign key-kolumner)
• IdTypes IdType (default IdTypes.Identity) Possible values : IdTypes.Identity or IdTypes.Guid, gives Table Id type
• InheritanceStrategy Strategy (default InheritanceStrategy.SplitClassHierarchies) Possible values: InheritanceStrategy.SplitClassHierarchies or InheritanceStrategy.KeepClassHierarchies. How to map class hierarchies to table, SplitClassHierarchies does not include super class members, keep will duplicate data.
• bool IncludeFields (default false) If this is true then public fields will be table fields as well as the public properties.
• bool RestrictToAssembly (default false) If set to true this will generate SQL for objects from other assemblies as well.

Example of usage:
Customer.CreateSchema();
PurchaseOrder.CreateSchema(new GenerateProperties(IncludeFields: true));