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Prisma Type Settings

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madsnyl·vlatest·database

Dynamically adjusts Prisma schema settings based on user input, streamlining database configuration and deployment workflows.

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    Run this in your project

    terminal
    $ npx skills add madsnyl/t3-template --skill prisma-type-settings -a claude-code

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madsnyl

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06d546e1e1
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About this skill

What it does

This skill, prisma-type-settings, provides a way to configure Prisma's type generation settings. It allows you to customize how Prisma generates types based on your database schema, enabling more precise and tailored TypeScript definitions. This can improve code safety and developer experience by ensuring accurate representation of data models.

When to use it

  • When you need finer control over the generated Prisma client types beyond the default configuration.
  • To ensure type safety when working with complex or evolving database schemas.
  • For projects where precise TypeScript definitions are critical for maintainability and error prevention.
  • When integrating Prisma into existing TypeScript projects requiring specific type customizations.

Key capabilities

  • Customizable Prisma type generation settings.
  • Integration with the t3-template framework.
  • Configuration of database schema representations in TypeScript.

Example prompts

  • "Set Prisma's prisma-type-settings to use a custom enum for string values."
  • "Configure Prisma types to include relations in generated models."
  • "Update the Prisma type generation settings to improve performance."

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires an existing Prisma setup and familiarity with Prisma’s configuration options. The specific customization options available will depend on the version of Prisma being used.