asasvirtuais-prisma

Prisma adapter for the asasvirtuais full-stack framework. It translates framework CRUD methods and query operators directly to your Prisma Client instance.

Installation

pnpm add asasvirtuais-prisma

Ensure you have @prisma/client and zod installed in your project.

Usage

1. Initialize Prisma Client

Create a utility file to instantiate and export the Prisma Client:

// app/prisma.ts
import { PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client'

export const prisma = new PrismaClient()

2. Configure Database Interface

Import the database schema and the Prisma Client instance to configure your framework server actions:

// app/actions.ts
'use server'

import { makeSchemaTableInterface } from 'asasvirtuais/interface'
import { prismaInterface } from 'asasvirtuais-prisma'
import { prisma } from './prisma'
import { schema } from './schema'

// Initialize adapter
const db = prismaInterface(schema, prisma)

export const { find, list, create, update, remove } = makeSchemaTableInterface(schema, null, {
  find: async (props) => db.find(props),
  list: async (props) => db.list(props),
  create: async (props) => db.create(props),
  update: async (props) => db.update(props),
  remove: async (props) => db.remove(props),
})!

Aligning Table Names & Prisma Models

The adapter automatically aligns plural framework table names to singular/case-insensitive model keys on your Prisma Client:

• If your framework table is 'todos', it automatically matches prisma.todo or prisma.Todo.
• If your framework table is 'tags', it matches prisma.tag or prisma.Tag.

Custom Model Mapping (modelMap)

For complex naming alignments that fall outside standard singularization, you can pass custom mapping rules through the modelMap option:

const db = prismaInterface(schema, prisma, {
  modelMap: {
    // Override explicit mapping
    people: 'person'
  }
})