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5-10 Creating the Prisma Schema
In this lesson we look at what the Prisma schema does, how it works, and then we create our own.
Prisma schema files are responsible for describing the schema of our database, but it also describes the types that will be generated for our app. Prisma keeps these two pieces in sync for us, so our data is type safe from database through to our app.
UPDATE, December 2023: Supabase has switched from using pgbouncer to Supavisor, so our schema is altered slightly in the code repo. You must still use the “?pgbouncer=true” at the end of your DB URL though!
UPDATE, March 2023: If you’re having issues deploying Prisma, it might be the schema:
- Try removing the binaryTargets line
- Try removing the output line
Prisma schema: https://www.prisma.io/docs/concepts/components/prisma-schema
Chapter 1 - Building Our MVP
18 lessons
Chapter 2 - Architecture and Organizing Our Code
7 lessons
Chapter 3 - Making Our App Robust
7 lessons
Chapter 4 - Route Middleware and Authentication
11 lessons
Chapter 5 - Server Routes
18 lessons
Chapter 6 - State Management with Pinia
8 lessons
Chapter 7 - Building a Sales Page
17 lessons