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@cresium/knight-models

v0.1.4

Published

Knight Prisma schema and generated client

Readme

@cresium/knight-models

Knight Prisma schema, generated client types, and shared model interfaces. Use this in any Cresium service that needs to talk to the Knight database.

Note: inside this monorepo the package is named @knight/model. It is renamed to @cresium/knight-models only at publish time (see scripts/publish.js).

Install

npm install @cresium/knight-models @prisma/client @prisma/adapter-pg prisma

@prisma/client, @prisma/adapter-pg, and prisma are peer dependencies — install them in the consumer to keep a single copy of Prisma.

Generate the Prisma client

The package ships with the schema (src/prisma/schema.prisma) but does not ship a generated client. The consumer must generate it once after install:

npx prisma generate --schema=./node_modules/@cresium/knight-models/src/prisma/schema.prisma

Recommended: add this to a postinstall script in your package.json:

{
  "scripts": {
    "postinstall": "prisma generate --schema=./node_modules/@cresium/knight-models/src/prisma/schema.prisma"
  }
}

Usage

import {
  PrismaClient,
  Registration,
  Company,
  CountryCode,
  type PopulatedRegistration,
} from "@cresium/knight-models";

const prisma = new PrismaClient();

const reg: PopulatedRegistration | null = await prisma.registration.findFirst({
  include: { company: true },
});

Migrations

If your service owns its own database with this schema, you can run migrations from your project:

npx prisma migrate deploy --schema=./node_modules/@cresium/knight-models/src/prisma/schema.prisma

The published package includes both schema.prisma and src/prisma/migrations (see the files field in package.json).

Publishing

From packages/model:

npm publish

That's it. The npm lifecycle hooks (prepublishOnly and postpublish in package.json) take care of everything:

  1. prepublishOnly → cleans, builds, typechecks, and swaps the package name from @knight/model to @cresium/knight-models
  2. npm publish → uploads the package as @cresium/knight-models
  3. postpublish → restores the name back to @knight/model so the monorepo keeps working

Bump the version in package.json before publishing (or let the GitHub Actions workflow do it automatically — see .github/workflows/publish-models.yml).