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@cocrepo/schema

v0.3.6

Published

Shared schema, DTOs and entities for the core project

Readme

@shared/prisma

Shared Prisma schema and types for the core project.

Features

  • Centralized Prisma schema management
  • Type-safe database client
  • Common database utilities
  • Shared database types across backend services

Installation

This package is part of the workspace and is automatically available to other packages.

Usage

Basic Usage

import { PrismaClient, prisma } from "@shared/prisma";

// Use the default instance
const users = await prisma.user.findMany();

// Or create your own instance
const customClient = new PrismaClient();

Type Exports

import type { User, CreateInput, UpdateInput } from "@shared/prisma";

// Use generated Prisma types
type UserData = User;

// Use utility types
type CreateUserInput = CreateInput<User>;
type UpdateUserInput = UpdateInput<User>;

Scripts

  • pnpm run build - Build the package
  • pnpm run dev - Build in watch mode
  • pnpm run generate - Generate Prisma client
  • pnpm run db:push - Push schema to database
  • pnpm run db:studio - Open Prisma Studio
  • pnpm run db:migrate - Create and apply migrations
  • pnpm run db:seed - Seed the database

Schema Organization

The Prisma schema is organized into multiple files:

  • schema/schema.prisma - Main configuration
  • schema/user.prisma - User-related models
  • schema/role.prisma - Role and permission models
  • schema/space.prisma - Space-related models
  • schema/file.prisma - File management models
  • schema/core.prisma - Core business models

Environment Variables

Required environment variables:

  • DATABASE_URL - PostgreSQL connection string
  • DIRECT_URL - Direct PostgreSQL connection string (optional)