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@tomei/sso

v0.66.0

Published

a month ago

Tomei SSO Package

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SSO Package

How to use

run npm i
Make sure you set the environment in .sampledotenv in your project .env file
run npm run start:dev

How create a new migration

Make sure you have DATABASE_URL and SHADOW_DATABASE_URL in your project .env file
create a new empty database. dont do migration on it and set the SHADOW_DATABASE_URL to it
Create a database user
Grant the above user privileges to alter sso tables and shadow database. The user should have access to the sso table and shadow database only. Use create-sso-user.sql as an example to create the user and grant privileges
Make changes to the schema.prisma file
Run npx prisma migrate dev --name <migration-name> --preview-feature --create-only to create the migration. The migration will be created in the migrations folder.
open the newly created migration. review the migration and make changes if necessary.

notes:

if you create a new table, after migration has been created, change the default character set to latin1 from utf8mb4 and remove COLLATE phrase.please also add it to the create-sso-user.sql file for references

How to run migration

run npx prisma migrate deploy to run the migration
run npx prisma generate to generate the prisma client