Defining many to many relations with extra fields, how is the correct way? "User" (many - to many ) "Site". In UserSite table i need a extra column. Example: PermissionLevel. Do i need to define a UserSite Type for this, or is a better way?

Is there an easier way to update an entity only when there is an actual data change? Now I get spammed with subscription updates every time I execute an upsert event even when there are no actual changes, suggestions?

Hello Everyone, How you doing?

I'm trying to solve a problem using prisma.

I want to create an entity called "Order" in my datamodel

It has this automatically incremental field refID.

This field should be automatically incremented for each Order

Eg: The first order will have the value OD1 to the refID field the next one will have OD2 and so on...

Have you tried to solve something like this in prisma? I also created a stack-overflow post on this. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55000909/auto-generated-incrementing-field-for-prisma

Is it possible to do subscriptions with nexus?

I'm getting update subscriptions even when there are no 'updatedFields', is this intentional:

"mutation": "UPDATED",
      "updatedFields": [],

Hi everyone, i am getting this error

No Node for the model User with value 5c87b80efec496584da9fbf3 for id found.

the thing is, if i search with the id in mongodb the node does exist.

I am describe the error with code in the forum, so if anyone can help me, it would be great, thanks in advance 👍 https://www.prisma.io/forum/t/no-node-for-the-model-user-with-value-5c87b80efec496584da9fbf3-for-id-found/6345

Prisma already has dataloaders or i need to handle that by my self? Thanks!

doooowwwnnnn aggggaaaaiiiin 🙂

does anyone else get the following error from the CLI?

prisma playground
 ▸    Cannot read property 'getEndpoint' of undefined

Hello, I've started using Prisma and I have a rather dumb question. Following this example:

type Human {
  id: ID! @unique
  brain: Brain
}

type Brain {
  id: ID! @unique
  human: Human!
}

This is an optional one-to-one relation, how should I check the existence of this relation from Human perspective ? I did:

const brain = await prisma.human({ id }).brain()    
if (!brain) { ... }

But the typing is not correct,

brain

is of type

Brain

, and not

Brain | undefined

Am I doing something wrong ? Thanks 😃

guys please need your help If I have assets either text or image or video , each of them has a different attributes like for example text has font size font color etc.. , image has image url and other attributes , If the user going to use a template , i need to know if the asset is text or img or video in order to fill their required attributes so my question is , on database level , how would you approach this Really thank you

Another small nexus question. When creating input types in nexus, how does one use a prisma DateTime scalar?

Question about fields in input types. I keep getting the error message 'Error: Expected Employee to be a possible input type, saw GrpahQLObjectType' I used t.field('owner', { 'Employee' }); is this the wrong way to do this?

Anyone have experience with high volume writes? One of my mutations takes in batches of data and performs ~ 1000+ concurrent writes, and gives the error shown in this post https://www.prisma.io/forum/t/internal-server-error-on-a-lot-of-concurrent-writing/5420/8

What’s the accepted solution for something like this? Is there a way to easily increase the job queue?

Hello, I need some help with enum type with Nexus

I get this error

Type 'string' is not assignable to type '"SOURCE"'.

in my datamodel I have this enum

and my mutation looks like this

The app is working but the compiler of typescript is saying the error here: