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@juanlatorre/graphql-schema-generator
Advanced tools
Generate Graphql schema(SDL) from Prisma schema using Prisma generator.
Generate GraphQL schema (SDL) from Prisma schema using a custom Prisma generator.
This is a fork for personal use, it allows to specify the SCHEMA FILE name.
// pnpm, npm, or yarn
pnpm install @juanlatorre/graphql-schema-generator
schema.prisma
:generator graphql {
provider = "gql-schema-generator"
createCRUD = "true"
# output = "./generated" This is default path.
# customSchema = "schema.graphql" This is default file name.
}
Run npx prisma generate
to run the generator
Check schema.graphql
in ./prisma/generated
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You can apply custom rules to manipulate behavior. (Some use cases). See this for example.
Example dir structure
Example usage
generator graphql {
provider = "gql-schema-generator"
output = "../src/schemas"
createCRUD = "true"
customRules = "../prisma/rules.ts"
}
Example rules code
Any contributions are welcome. If you are interested, check out our guidelines.
FAQs
Generate Graphql schema(SDL) from Prisma schema using Prisma generator.
We found that @juanlatorre/graphql-schema-generator demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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