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prisma-schema-generator

v0.0.2

Published

A tool for joining multiple prisma file into one, allowing a more structured and maintainable schema files.

Readme

Prisma Schema Generator

Structured prisma schema management

Prisma Schema Generator is a tool for joining multiple prisma files into one, allowing a more structured and maintainable prisma schemas.

Installation

Prisma Schema Generator use prisma and prisma-aurora under the hood.

Important:

Since you will have separate files for each schema, take a look at prisma-aurora to check how you will relate schemas between each other before attempting to execute the command.

https://github.com/sabinadams/aurora

Dependencies

npm install @prisma/client
npm install prisma
npm install prisma-aurora

Install...

npm install prisma-schema-generator

Setup

In your package.json, make sure you have the following key:

{
    ....
    "prisma": {
        "schema": "path/to/your/schemas/schema.prisma"
    }
}

In this folder path/to/your/schemas (the one where you will have all you schemas), create the following file including the underscore:

_main.prisma

In this file you can add your prisma db configuration and any other related data that should only be once in the final generated file.

Example:

_main.prisma

datasource db {
  url      = env("DATABASE_URL")
  provider = "mysql"
}

generator client {
  provider = "prisma-client-js"
}

Usage

In you current working directory, run the following command:

psgen

This command will do the following:

  1. Generate a aurora.config.json file based on all the files inside your schema's folder defined in the package.json
  2. Execute aurora command to make relationship between all files.
  3. Merge the _main.prisma and _aurora.prisma files into the final schema.prisma file the will be used with any prisma commands

Note:

_aurora.prisma file will be generated everytime you execute the psgen command.

Now execute prisma commands as usual:

Example:

npx prisma generate

Structure Example:

prismaconfig1

License

License: AGPL v3