Can Prisma maintainers give directions on how to implement this: https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/10425? I’m happy to contribute

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okay so i have this serverless lambda application where im including prisma dependencies as a layer My question is, if i run a migration on the db, thus need to create a new client in the layer, do i need to redeploy the layer to run that script?

I see that the official prisma documentation website uses PrismJS for syntax highlighting, any ideas on how to get it supported? Looking at

<https://prismjs.com/download.html#themes=prism&languages=markup+css+clike+javascript>

prisma is not among the available languages, and if it's not possible, any ideas on what's the next best thing to use?

Hi! Is prisma planning to add official rust support anytime soon? :)

Isn’t the “new fetch pattern” turning things into the same as they were before graphql? When using graphql, the idea is to ask what you need and only what you need, for a whole page, using a single request. Preventing request “race conditions”(lack of a better term), separate requests asking for the same data like user name. With things like Layout RFC and React Server Components, and even hooks, theoretically each component now should be responsible for fetching its own data. Don’t get me wrong, DX wise I prefer this way more over than the prop drilling pattern of having a query run in a

/page

, then passing

data

or

data.whatever

down to each component But if each component is now doing its own request, we’re coming back to the REST pattern anyway. Each component does its own request, and separate requests asking for the same data like user name. It’s just being done in a different way... But it’s the same thing. The only big difference I see is the apollo cache if using apollo

Hello

I come as a sequelize refugee

If you’re using prisma in a pnpm workspace inside a

packages/db

package, consider adding a

prisma

script to the workspace root, so that you can run all prisma CLI commands from the root naturally:

# from your workspace-root:
pnpm prisma generate
pnpm prisma migrate dev
pnpm prisma db push

looks like this:

{
  scripts: {
    "prisma": "pnpm --filter db exec prisma"
  }
}

Wrote it about it here.

Hi all, I need some help in DB design I am not sure which is the right channel for that

Hello world!

Hello, please is anyone working on graphql for microservice using prisma for the database?

is there a way to streamline picking up prisma client model updates in vscode? I Find myself having to reload windows just to get intellisense to pick up changes

I appreciate this isn't really a prisma question though but thought someone here might've gotten too annoyed with it too

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Does anybody have any recommendations on npm libraries that help with parsnig a query string to prisma filter? Like https://github.com/fox1t/qs-to-mongo but understands Prisma syntax

hi there. Has anyone ever managed to make fulltextsearch preview feature working with pg? No matter how I create the index, the client seemingly sends in the request with

WHERE to_tsvector(concat_ws(' ', "test"."Test"."barcode")) @@ to_tsquery($1)

instead of the index created for this pupose. is this intentional and the pg should solve the query planning? or i am missing something in the docs?

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The day I finish up writing all code for first launch, Prisma 4.5.0 comes out with the one thing I've been wanting... extended unique where clauses. Welp, time to refactor 😂

Hello, I fell in a pitfall about

@db.Date

type if server timezone isn’t UTC. Is there anyone can tell whether to equip patched code to prisma code is good or not I suggest in this thread (https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/7490#issuecomment-1283463638), I can currently avoid trouble by that, but it need that date object parsed every time, so it’s a bit bothering me, so if it could be done.

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Hey everyone. I have been working on a dynamic calendar and would love some feedback on the code itself. Looking for ways to decrease complexity while maintaining its functionality - https://codesandbox.io/embed/practical-waterfall-v7z2lc?fontsize=14&hidenavigation=1&theme=dark

Anyone have documentation a link to what the options provide when creating a Helm-Chart for download under defenders?

What is the latest with nexus-prisma-plugin? I'm trying to build a graphql API with nexus and nexus-prisma-plugin but seem the project has been discontinued. Anywork around to use it in 2022 projects, is it advisable to use it?

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How can I define a many to many relationship with muiltiple of relations in the same tables? for ex

User {
id: String
employeeProfile: Profile[]
clientProfile Profile[] @relation("client")
}

Profile {
id: String
client User?   @relation("clientProfile", fields: [clientProfileId], references: [id])
  clientProfileId String?

  employees User[]
}

The place where I'm having trouble is the employeeProfile. How can I do a many to man using the same tables?

Can anyone please help me understand the difference between these two functions? Why does one take context and one takes request? (Sorry if this isn't a prisma specific question - if I need to ask for help in a more appropriate place, please let me know & my apologies in advance):

function getUserId(context) {

const Authorization = context.request.get("Authorization");

console.log("hello");

console.log(context.request);

if (Authorization) {

const token = Authorization.replace("Bearer ", "");

const { userId } = jwt.verify(token, process.env.APP_SECRET);

return userId;

}

throw new AuthError();

}

class AuthError extends Error {

constructor() {

super("Not authorized");

}

}

module.exports = {

getUserId,

AuthError,

APP_SECRET,

};

// function getUserId(req, authToken) {

//   if (req) {

//     const authHeader = req.headers.authorization;

//     if (authHeader) {

//       const token = authHeader.replace("Bearer ", "");

//       if (!token) {

//         throw new Error("No token found");

//       }

//       const { userId } = getTokenPayload(token);

//       return userId;

//     }

//   } else if (authToken) {

//     const { userId } = getTokenPayload(authToken);

//     return userId;

//   }

//   throw new Error("Not authenticated");

// }