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Typeorm Seeding

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kage0x3b·vlatest·database·MIT

This skill automates database table population using TypeORM Seeding, streamlining development and ensuring consistent data for testing & production.

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    $ npx skills add kage0x3b/typeorm-seeding --skill typeorm-seeding -a claude-code

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kage0x3b

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SKILL.md
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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides a mechanism for seeding data into TypeORM databases. It allows developers to populate database tables with initial or test data, ensuring consistent and repeatable setups. This is particularly useful for development environments and automated testing processes where predictable data is required.

When to use it

  • Setting up a new development environment: Quickly populate your local database with sample data for easier development.
  • Automated Testing: Ensure tests run against a known, consistent dataset by seeding the database before each test suite execution.
  • Demo Environments: Easily create demo databases with pre-populated data to showcase application functionality.
  • Data Migration & Reset: Provide a way to reset a database to a clean state for migration testing or other maintenance tasks.

Key capabilities

  • Database seeding using TypeORM
  • Automated data population
  • Repeatable and consistent data setup
  • Suitable for development, testing, and demo environments

Example prompts

  • "Seed the 'users' table with the default user data."
  • "Run the database seed script located at './src/seeders/default.ts'."
  • "Reset the entire database to its initial state using the seed data."

Tips & gotchas

  • Requires a working TypeORM project setup. Ensure your TypeORM configuration is correct before attempting to use this skill.