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@djs-commands/adapter-prisma

v2.0.1

Published

Prisma Storage adapter for djs-commands — persistent state via Prisma Client

Downloads

208

Readme

@djs-commands/adapter-prisma

Prisma Storage adapter for @djs-commands/core.

Persists the framework's three built-in models — guild prefixes, disabled commands, and channel locks — using a Prisma Client you've already generated for your own app.

📘 Full walk-through: https://djscommands.deoxy.dev/adapter-cookbook#prisma

Install

bun add @djs-commands/core @djs-commands/adapter-prisma @prisma/client
bun add -d prisma

Usage

  1. Add the framework's models to your schema.prisma. Copy the fragment below, or import the schema strings:

    model GuildPrefix {
      guildId String @id @map("guild_id")
      prefix  String
    
      @@map("guild_prefix")
    }
    
    model DisabledCommand {
      guildId     String @map("guild_id")
      commandName String @map("command_name")
    
      @@id([guildId, commandName])
      @@map("disabled_commands")
    }
    
    model ChannelLock {
      guildId     String @map("guild_id")
      commandName String @map("command_name")
      channelId   String @map("channel_id")
    
      @@id([guildId, commandName, channelId])
      @@map("channel_locks")
    }

    Programmatic option (e.g. for codegen / docs):

    import {
      GUILD_PREFIX_PRISMA_MODEL,
      DISABLED_COMMANDS_PRISMA_MODEL,
      CHANNEL_LOCKS_PRISMA_MODEL,
    } from "@djs-commands/adapter-prisma";
  2. Run a migration so the tables exist:

    bunx prisma migrate dev --name add_djs_commands
    bunx prisma generate
  3. Wire it up:

    import { prismaStorage } from "@djs-commands/adapter-prisma";
    import { PrismaClient } from "@prisma/client";
    
    const prisma = new PrismaClient();
    
    createCommandHandler({
      client,
      commands: [/* ... */],
      storage: prismaStorage(prisma),
    });

The dispatcher reads/writes guild_prefix, disabled_commands, and channel_locks automatically — you don't write any code for the framework models.

Bring-your-own-delegates

If you've renamed the models in your schema, pass the delegates explicitly:

import { prismaStorage } from "@djs-commands/adapter-prisma";

prismaStorage(prisma, {
  delegates: { guildPrefix: prisma.myCustomModel },
});

Local development

Spin up Postgres for testing:

docker run --rm -p 5432:5432 -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=postgres postgres:16
DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres bunx prisma migrate dev
DATABASE_URL=postgres://postgres:postgres@localhost:5432/postgres bun test

The integration test suite skips cleanly if DATABASE_URL is unset, @prisma/client hasn't been generated, or Postgres is unreachable — CI without Postgres will not fail.

License

MIT · Issues + discussions on GitHub.