Prisma.md

Prisma Guide

1. Regenerate Prisma Client

To regenerate the Prisma Client after making changes to your schema, run the following command:

pnpm exec prisma generate

This will regenerate the Prisma Client based on the current schema.

2. Migrate Database

To apply migrations to your database, first make sure your Prisma schema is up to date with the changes you want. Then, run:

pnpm exec prisma migrate dev

This will apply any pending migrations to your database and regenerate the Prisma Client.

3. Check Database Schema

To check the current state of your database schema in comparison to your Prisma schema, use:

pnpm exec prisma migrate status

4. Create a New Migration

If you’ve made changes to your Prisma schema (e.g., added a new model or updated a field) and need to create a migration:

pnpm exec prisma migrate dev --name your-migration-name

Replace your-migration-name with a descriptive name for the migration (e.g., add-new-model).

5. Reset Database (for Development)

If you want to reset your database (useful during development), you can run:

pnpm exec prisma migrate reset

This will drop and recreate your database, applying all migrations from scratch.

6. Inspect Your Prisma Schema

To inspect your schema in a human-readable format, run:

pnpm exec prisma studio

This will open Prisma Studio, which provides a GUI to view and interact with your database.

7. Generate Prisma Client in Production

To regenerate the Prisma Client in a production environment, use:

pnpm exec prisma generate --production

This ensures that Prisma Client is optimized for production environments.

8. View Logs

To see more detailed logs while running Prisma commands, use:

DEBUG="*" pnpm exec prisma <command>

For example:

DEBUG="*" pnpm exec prisma migrate dev

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This guide provides a quick overview of common Prisma commands to regenerate the client, apply migrations, and interact with your database.