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prisma-ai-renamer

v1.0.1

Published

A cli tool to use AI to rename complex prisma schemas according to naming conventions without changing the underlying database structure

Downloads

131

Readme

Prisma AI Renamer

A CLI tool to use AI to rename complex Prisma schemas according to naming conventions without changing the underlying database structure.

How to use

Make sure you have OPENAI_API_KEY in your environment or in a .env file in the same folder you are using this tool.

To use this CLI tool, run:

npx prisma-ai-renamer --schema prisma/schema.prisma modelName

or for local development

# git clone
# cd xpand-prisma-client
npm run build
npm link

Usage

Requirements

The tool needs to know a few things about your environment to be able to guess the correct names. Look in the prompts folder for examples. Also you will need some form of hint for the field names if there are anything available. Look inside the tables for more information on format.

Also you will need a OPENAI_API_KEY token to run this tool.

Convert Models

To convert models with a starting point and schema file, use the following command:

prisma-ai-renamer --schema ./path/to/schema.prisma ModelName

Options

  • -s, --schema <path>: Path to the schema file. Default is ./prisma/schema.prisma.
  • -m, --model <name>: Starting model name. Default is babuf.
  • -o, --output <directory>: Output directory for converted models. Default is ./converted.
  • -sp, --system-prompt <path>: Path to the system prompt file. Default is ./prompts/systemPrompt.md.
  • -c, --conventions <path>: Path to the coding conventions markdown file. Default is ./prompts/conventions.md.
  • -dk, --domain-knowledge <path>: Path to the domain knowledge file. Default is ./prompts/domainKnowledge.md.
  • -r, --reverse-only: Perform only the reverse check, setting forward to false.

Example

prisma-ai-renamer -s ./prisma/schema.prisma -o ./output MyModel

This command will convert the models starting from MyModel using the schema at ./prisma/schema.prisma and save the converted models to the ./output directory using default prompts stored in prompts/ dir.