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@invoicing-kit/cli

v0.16.0

Published

Schema generator CLI for invoicing-kit

Readme

@invoicing-kit/cli

Schema generator for invoicing-kit's default Prisma adapter.

Install

npm install --save-dev @invoicing-kit/cli
# or
bun add --dev @invoicing-kit/cli

Usage

Generate the Prisma model files into your project:

npx invoicing-kit generate

This writes four .prisma files into ./prisma/models/:

  • client.prisma
  • invoicing.prisma
  • payment.prisma
  • product.prisma

Then push the schema with your normal Prisma workflow:

npx prisma migrate dev
# or, in early dev:
npx prisma db push

Flags

| Flag | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | --out <dir> | prisma/models | Output directory, resolved against the current working directory. | | --dry-run | false | Print what would be written without touching the filesystem. | | --force | false | Overwrite existing files. Without it, existing files are skipped. |

Examples

# Preview before writing
npx invoicing-kit generate --dry-run

# Custom output directory
npx invoicing-kit generate --out db/prisma/invoicing

# Re-sync after upgrading the package
npx invoicing-kit generate --force

Constraints

  • The CLI never edits your root schema.prisma. You wire the generated models into it via Prisma's multi-file schema support.
  • The generated models reference better-auth's User and Organization models by FK. Your schema.prisma must declare those with the standard better-auth shape, or prisma migrate will fail validation.
  • No migration SQL is generated. Use prisma migrate diff per your own workflow.

License

MIT