Hello everyone, I'm having trouble creating a subscription that can listen for deletions. The subscription fires when a deletion occurs, but the payload is always null. Here is my resolver.

is prisma-client-lib meant to run on the server or is it also for the browser?

it's the lengthy

typeDefs

part that makes me not want to use it in my frontend app

i've already written a

fetch

-based solution, but it's becoming annoying to transform data to include

create

and

update

encapsulators

i think a query builder would be best, but prisma has its own conventions that i think would cause problems with open source libs

Issue related to migration of database from heroku to digital ocean. I did pg_restore of my postsgres dump from heroku. Did an introspection and ran

prisma deploy

. I’m able to query the scalar fields correctly but many relations are missing and returning null. Has anybody faced similar situation and solved? Or any help is highly appreciated. I’ve created an issue on GitHub as well regarding import/export issue.(https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/4627)

My server version in heroku is pretty old.

Hi everyone, I'm using Prisma 1.34. When I run

prisma deploy

, it works well. But then, I run

prisma deploy --no-migrate

, an error shows up, I can't figure out the problem, I hope you can. Here is the error and my schema. What should I do with the

language

column ? Its type is text in PostgreSQL.

CategoryContent
    ✖ The underlying column for the field `language` has an incompatible type. The field has type `Enum` and the column has type `String`.

type CategoryContent @db(name: "category_content") {
  id: Int!
    @id(strategy: SEQUENCE)
    @sequence(
      name: "category_content_id_seq"
      initialValue: 1
      allocationSize: 100
    )
  language: LanguageCode!
  name: String!
}
enum LanguageCode {
  VI
  KO
  EN
}

Hello all, I have just started learning Prisma-GraphQL. Would like to good tutorials where I can get myself practice a lot. Thanks.

Anyone here looked at integrating Prisma with Apollo Federation? I started a thread over on Spectrum if anyones had a chance to hack on it, we could update the docs somewhere to show how it’s possible: https://spectrum.chat/prisma/general/prisma-apollo-federation~b4385b7d-fa87-42cc-8f5a-8df21d000241

Hello! 👋 I have a newbie question. I'm building a backend service with Prisma + TypeScript. I would like to subscribe to real time updates so I used the example code provided

I think the problem I'm encountering is that the

while (true)

is blocking

Is there a way to make it async? Or are there more fleshed out examples of how to build a backend service with Prisma?

I tried

for await

but got an error

Type 'AsyncIterator<User>' is not an array type or a string type or does not have a '[Symbol.iterator]()' method that returns an iterator.ts (2549)

Hi there! I’m getting this error

java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: (conn=4) Unknown column 'Alias.text' in 'field list'

I can’t figure it put how to fix it. I already reset the data, force deploy but anything seems to work

both in local and prisma cloud

anyone able to get the graphql-yelp-binding working?

Hi, I'm new to Prisma, I think it's a great technology but can somebody please explain to me the advantages on having prisma-server as the middle man between the app and the database? ... I know that for Prisma 2 there is going to be a client library too, I still no see the reason for the server.

Thanks prisma cool

Hello everyone, I have a question... In the next software (mobile app, web app, desktop app, etc...) what stack will you choose? Firebase: This has firestore as database, auth, real time, ML kit, etc... Various modules to create an application the complete enough. Amplify aws: This has the same objetive of firebase, excepting that is works directly from the backend with nodejs, either, with an rest or graphql api, it brings with the integration of the database dynamodb, auth, real time, etc... Various modules to create applications, but not AI, as firebase does with ML kit. Backend from scratch: Creating the backend, either with nodejs, php, python, .net, whatever, with the database that you wants, sql or nosql. The question is, for you as a developer, ¿What do you prefer? Because program something from zero is expencive for me, since we have to spend enough money in scalability and be careful because the database has the back-ups needed, the api o website does not down, etc... Instead the services as firebase or amplify already resolve it with an economic price (for me). So, it would be worth to build projects from zero? Knowing that ambicious applications like duolingo, the new york times, etc, use the the pay services... I'd like to read your opinion, thank you!

here’s the stack I’m currently building

In a scenario where the database table columns don't align exactly with how a form on the front-end is setup what is the best solution? As I see it there are two main options: 1) The graphql-yoga schema is consistent with the database and it's up to the front-end to parse and map the attributes from and to the server when fetching or saving. 2) The graphql-yoga schema is setup to match what the front-end dictates and then the yoga server maps back-and-forth when saving and fetching from the db. Is one solution better than the other?

I’ll swop out yoga for apollo server

and postgres if implemented right should have cache happening in front of the database.

Hi everyone! I’m trying to build a dev dataset using faker.js. Is it possible to insert entities with prisma’s

.createSOMETHING({...})

using custom `createdAt`/`updatedAt` values?

Is it possible to connect prisma to an existing dotnet / sql server graphql backend? I am interested in using the Prisma admin tool in a similar way to GraphQL Playground.