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@sidgaikwad/orm-setup

v2.1.0

Published

Framework-agnostic CLI for setting up Drizzle, Prisma, or Kysely ORM with best practices

Readme

@sidgaikwad/orm-setup

Framework-agnostic CLI for setting up Drizzle, Prisma, or Kysely ORM with best practices.

Features

  • 🎯 Multi-ORM Support - Choose between Drizzle, Prisma, or Kysely
  • 🗄️ Multi-Database - PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite
  • 🚀 Zero Config - Smart defaults, works everywhere
  • 📦 Batteries Included - Client, migrations, and scripts
  • Fast - Built with Bun

Quick Start

# Using bunx (recommended)
bunx @sidgaikwad/orm-setup

# Using npx
npx @sidgaikwad/orm-setup

What It Does

  1. Detects your project structure (TypeScript, package manager, folders)
  2. Asks what ORM and database you want
  3. Installs dependencies
  4. Generates schema, client, and config files
  5. Adds helpful scripts to package.json

Generated Files

For Drizzle: src/lib/db.ts # Database client src/lib/db/schema.ts # Schema definition src/lib/db/migrate.ts # Migration runner drizzle.config.ts # Drizzle config

For Prisma: prisma/schema.prisma # Schema definition src/lib/prisma.ts # Prisma client

For Kysely: src/lib/db.ts # Kysely client src/lib/db/schema.ts # TypeScript types src/lib/db/migrate.ts # Migration runner

Usage

After running the CLI:

# Add your database URL
echo "DATABASE_URL=your-connection-string" > .env

# For Drizzle/Kysely
bun db:generate  # Generate migrations
bun db:migrate   # Apply migrations
bun db:studio    # Open DB GUI (Drizzle only)

# For Prisma
bun db:generate  # Generate Prisma Client
bun db:migrate   # Create & apply migration
bun db:studio    # Open Prisma Studio

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ or Bun
  • A database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, or SQLite)

🎯 Templates (v2.0+)

Choose from 5 pre-built templates:

📦 Starter

  • User table with auth fields
  • Perfect for getting started

🚀 Blog

  • User, Post, Comment, Category
  • Full blogging platform schema
  • Includes relations and indexes

🛒 E-commerce

  • User, Product, Order
  • Ready for online store
  • Inventory and pricing fields

💼 SaaS

  • User, Organization, Membership, Subscription
  • Multi-tenant architecture
  • Team management built-in

❌ Empty

  • No tables, start from scratch
  • Full control over your schema

All templates work with Drizzle, Prisma, and Kysely!

License

MIT © Siddharth Gaikwad