#sql ORM to use ?
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If you like Prisma, there is a guide on the official deno docs:
https://deno.com/[email protected]/node/how_to_with_npm/prisma
and a guide on the Prisma docs how to use it with deno deploy:
https://www.prisma.io/docs/guides/deployment/deployment-guides/deploying-to-deno-deploy
Prisma has been one of our top requested modules to work
with in Deno. The demand is understandable, given that Prisma's developer
experience is top notch and plays well with so
prisma is good in my opion.
what the --data-proxy mean ?
It tells the generator to build a client that is usable with the Prisma Data Proxy (https://www.prisma.io/docs/data-platform/data-proxy) and reduces the bundle size (because the query engine is included in the data proxy as mentioned in the documentation
Data Proxy in the Prisma Data Platform provides database connection management and pooling, load balancing, scaling, and fault tolerance features so that you can manage and scale database connections for applications that use Prisma ORM. With Data Proxy, your application can scale and maintain predictable database performance because it also lim...
I don't understand there is a need for using github repo for using prisma with deno. why is so different implementation from node ?
What do you mean by needing a Github repo? Do you refer to the guide at the prisma docs. If so, a Github repo is necessary to deploy to deno deploy (https://deno.com/deploy)
Ok just for deploy on deno deploy ?
Yes, you only really need it for deploying to deno deploy. However it is always good to have your code in a repository 👍
Ok, thank you. Now I understand.
But the tuto should be minimalist.
Well, the one at denos documentation is basic, I think. The one at prismas docs on the other side shows you how to deploy to deno deploy
this is working pretty good btw
https://github.com/sequelize/sequelize-typescript
do you test/experiment it using deno ?
I am actively using it.
Is there special config for ts ?
wdym?