prisma-models-graph
v1.5.1
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Generates a bi-directional models graph for schema without strict relationship
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Prisma Models Graph Generator
This generator was bootstraped using create-prisma-generator
Generates a bi-directional models graph for schema without strict relationship defined in the schema, works via a custom schema annotation.
Getting Stared
1. Install npm:
npm install prisma-models-graph
2. Add the generator to the schema
generator modelsGraph {
provider = "prisma-models-graph"
}
Additional options
generator modelsGraph {
provider = "prisma-models-graph"
exportJSON = true // Will also export a JSON models graph along with the typesafe models
}
Usage
Add custom relation annotation next to the field you want annotate relationship.
Format:
/// [[<Relation Model>.<Relation Model Attribute>]]
(The triple slash is important.)userId Int @map("user_id) /// [[User.id]]
With the above annotation, the generated models graph will be like this:
{ "users": { "attributes": [ "id", "email", "name", "user_type_id" ], "relations": [ { "modelName": "posts", "condition": "users.id = posts.user_id" } ] }, "posts": { "attributes": [ "id", "subject", "body", "user_id" ], "relations": [ { "modelName": "users", "condition": "posts.user_id = users.id" } ] } }
To access the generated models graph, import it from
@generated/models-graph
. The generated models graph will be a typesafe object matching the models declared inschema.prisma
.import { ModelsGraph } from '@generated/models-graph'
There are a few helper types available:
import { ModelsGraph, // Generated models graph object ParsedModel, // Type definition of a singular generated model graph ParsedModels, // Type definition of all generated models graph ParsedModelRelation, // Type definition of the relation between two models ModelNames, // List of all generated models name, ParsedModelAttribute, // Type definition of generated models attribute } from '@generated/models-graph'