Hi guys, I have two projects that i want to merge: 1. A nodejs scraper 2. A Next project
They both share a single prisma schema... - The node js scraper was a bit legacy but has been rewritten with prisma! - the next project plans to read data from the scraper, so wants to share a single prisma instance
I was planing to do this: 1. Merge the prisma schema (done) - db pull from the scraper into the next project, resulting in a schma with both users, and the data they want access to, yay!
2. Merge the files (structure outline below) I managed to do this successfully (the scraper and the next project run) , but it behaves like /scraper is is in the .gitignore of /nextProject
- is this the reccomended way to do it? - can i have just one .git, tsconfig, env and package.json or will everything get messed up (dependancies get heavy, etc)
Thank you!
/nextProject .git .env .tsconfig package.json prisma.schema /src. - all the usual stuff /scraper .git .env .tsconfig .git package.json // NO PRISMA SCHEMA
/nextProject .git .env .tsconfig package.json prisma.schema /src. - all the usual stuff /scraper .git .env .tsconfig .git package.json // NO PRISMA SCHEMA