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Created by Markigno on 4/30/2025 in #help-and-questions
error with output and accelerate on firebase functions
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PPrisma
Created by Markigno on 4/30/2025 in #help-and-questions
error with output and accelerate on firebase functions
Based on the knowledge sources, I can see that you're encountering a common Prisma initialization error when deploying to Firebase Functions. This error occurs because the Prisma client isn't being properly generated or found in the expected location. The main issue appears to be with your custom output path in the schema.prisma file. Several users in similar situations have resolved this by removing the custom output path from their schema.prisma file: 
generator client {
  provider = "prisma-client-js"
  // Remove this line
  // output   = "../generated/prisma"
}
generator client {
  provider = "prisma-client-js"
  // Remove this line
  // output   = "../generated/prisma"
}
When you specify a custom output path, you need to import the Prisma client from that exact path rather than from @prisma/client. However, this often causes deployment issues, especially in serverless environments like Firebase Functions. As mentioned in this discussion, removing the custom output path allowed for successful deployment:
"I also experienced the same error and, on a hunch, decided to remove the custom output. Surprisingly, that allowed for a successful deployment."
Another user confirmed this solution in this issue:
"booyah ! just removed the output and worked, thanks"
After removing the custom output, make sure to: 1. Run npx prisma generate again 2. Import PrismaClient directly from @prisma/client 3. Deploy your Firebase Functions If you absolutely need a custom output path, you'll need to adjust your import statement to match the exact path where the client is generated, but the simpler solution is to use the default location.
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PPrisma
Created by Markigno on 4/30/2025 in #help-and-questions
error with output and accelerate on firebase functions
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PPrisma
Created by mish on 4/30/2025 in #help-and-questions
Wrong path for finding generated TS queryCompiler
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PPrisma
Created by mish on 4/30/2025 in #help-and-questions
Wrong path for finding generated TS queryCompiler
urces don't address your exact scenario with the WASM file for query compiler, but these approaches have helped others with similar path resolution issues.
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PPrisma
Created by mish on 4/30/2025 in #help-and-questions
Wrong path for finding generated TS queryCompiler
This issue is related to how Prisma tries to locate the schema file when using a custom output path in a monorepo setup. The problem you're experiencing is a known issue with Prisma's path resolution mechanism. When you specify a custom output path in your schema.prisma file, Prisma generates the client in that location, but at runtime, it may still look for certain files (like the WASM file) in incorrect locations. This happens because Prisma's internal path resolution logic sometimes struggles with monorepo setups. Based on the knowledge sources, there are several workarounds you could try: 1. Use environment variables to set the output path: 
   generator client {
     provider = "prisma-client-js"
     output = env("PRISMA_OUT")
   }
   
   generator client {
     provider = "prisma-client-js"
     output = env("PRISMA_OUT")
   }
Then set PRISMA_OUT to the absolute path before generating the client Link to GitHub issue. 2. Generate the client directly into node_modules: 
   generator client {
     provider = "prisma-client-js"
     output = "../../../node_modules/@your-scope/prisma-client"
   }
   
   generator client {
     provider = "prisma-client-js"
     output = "../../../node_modules/@your-scope/prisma-client"
   }
Then import from that package name Link to GitHub issue. 3. Multiple generator blocks for different output locations if you need the client in multiple places Link to GitHub issue. 4. Copy the schema.prisma file to the location where Prisma is looking for it (though this is more of a hack than a proper solution). The issue seems to be that Prisma is looking for files relative to the project root rather than relative to where the client was generated. This is a known limitation with custom output paths, especially in monorepo setups. If these workarounds don't solve your issue, you might need to open a new issue on the Prisma GitHub repository with a minimal reproduction of your specific setup. I'm limited in providing a definitive solution as the knowledge so
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PPrisma
Created by mish on 4/30/2025 in #help-and-questions
Wrong path for finding generated TS queryCompiler
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PPrisma
Created by rambo298 on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
Access dev.db from the command line
Based on the knowledge sources, it appears that Prisma uses SQLite databases that are not encrypted by default. The issue you're experiencing might be related to how Prisma structures its database files. To access your Prisma SQLite database from the command line, you have a few options: 1. Use Prisma Studio: This is the official GUI tool for browsing and editing data in your Prisma database. 
   npx prisma studio
   
   npx prisma studio
Prisma Studio provides a user-friendly interface to view and modify your data. 2. Use the SQLite CLI: If your database is truly a standard SQLite database (which it should be if you haven't specifically encrypted it), you should be able to access it with the SQLite command line tool: 
   sqlite3 prisma/dev.db
   
   sqlite3 prisma/dev.db
The database file is typically located in the prisma directory and named dev.db as shown in the Quickstart guide. 3. Use Prisma REPL: A community-maintained tool that allows you to execute ad-hoc queries against your database. If you're still encountering issues with the database being "encrypted," it's worth noting that standard Prisma SQLite databases are not encrypted by default. According to the knowledge sources, SQLite encryption is not currently supported out-of-the-box with Prisma, as mentioned in the GitHub issue about encrypted SQLite databases. If you need more specific help, please provide details about the exact error message you're receiving when trying to access the database.
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PPrisma
Created by rambo298 on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
Access dev.db from the command line
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PPrisma
Created by BannedNull on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
prisma generate doesn't work 6.7.0
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PPrisma
Created by gkh on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
With PrismaORM 6.6 "DATABASE_URL" Cannot Be Found
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PPrisma
Created by gkh on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
With PrismaORM 6.6 "DATABASE_URL" Cannot Be Found
Based on the knowledge sources, this is a common issue with Prisma not being able to find the DATABASE_URL environment variable. Here are some possible solutions: 1. Check your .env file location: Make sure your .env file is in the correct location. Prisma looks for the .env file in specific places, and if it's not there, it won't find your DATABASE_URL variable. The .env file should typically be in the root of your project or in the same directory as your schema.prisma file DATABASE_URL not found in Amplify. 2. Verify .env file format: Ensure your DATABASE_URL is properly formatted in your .env file without quotes: 
   DATABASE_URL=mysql://USER:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT/DATABASE
   
   DATABASE_URL=mysql://USER:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT/DATABASE

3. Check for special characters: If your password contains special characters like '$', you might need to escape them. For example, replace '$' with '%24' Invalid Environment Variable DATABASE_URL. 4. Multiple .env files: Check if you have multiple .env files in your project. The one closest to the root might take precedence prisma db pull doesn't read .env file. 5. Temporary workaround: You can manually set the environment variable in your code before initializing Prisma: 
   process.env.DATABASE_URL = "mysql://user:password@host:port/database";
   
   process.env.DATABASE_URL = "mysql://user:password@host:port/database";
6. Direct datasource URL: As a last resort, you could directly specify the URL in your schema.prisma file instead of using env(), but this is not recommended for production as it exposes your credentials. If none of these solutions work, you might want to check if there are any specific issues with the version of Prisma you're using, as there have been regressions in the past where environment variables weren't properly read 4.10.0 unexpected error.
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PPrisma
Created by gkh on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
With PrismaORM 6.6 "DATABASE_URL" Cannot Be Found
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PPrisma
Created by Marceau on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
How to access the DMMF after version 6.6.0?
Based on the knowledge sources, you can still access the DMMF (Data Model Meta Format) in Prisma, though there have been some changes to how it's exposed over time. As of the latest information available, you can access the DMMF through: 
import { Prisma } from '@prisma/client'

console.log(Prisma.dmmf.datamodel.models)
import { Prisma } from '@prisma/client'

console.log(Prisma.dmmf.datamodel.models)
This was confirmed to still work in Prisma 5.11.0 as mentioned in a recent discussion Access to metadata from Prisma Client extension. However, it's important to note that: 1. Prisma.dmmf is considered an undocumented, unstable API that is not reflected in Prisma's semantic versioning strategy, so it may change without notice Reflecting Models. 2. In Prisma 4.0.0, they removed Prisma.dmmf.schema (while keeping Prisma.dmmf.datamodel) to make the generated client more efficient Upgrading to Prisma 4. 3. For edge runtimes (WASM client), the Prisma.dmmf property was disabled in Prisma 5.12, though there's an open issue about this Prisma 5.12 client for edge runtime disabled the Prisma.dmmf property. If you need the schema property or a more stable API, you can use: 
import { getDmmf } from '@prisma/internals'
const dmmf = getDmmf()
import { getDmmf } from '@prisma/internals'
const dmmf = getDmmf()
For third-party tools, there's an ongoing issue to replace the undocumented Prisma.dmmf with a public reflection API Replace generated Prisma.dmmf export with public reflection API.
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PPrisma
Created by Marceau on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
How to access the DMMF after version 6.6.0?
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PPrisma
Created by Niels on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
Module build failed: UnhandledSchemeError: Reading from "cloudflare:sockets" is not handled
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PPrisma
Created by Markigno on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
prisma db restore .sql file
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PPrisma
Created by Markigno on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
prisma db restore .sql file
Yes, you can restore data to a Prisma Postgres database, but you'll need to convert your .sql file to a .bak file format or use a different approach. Prisma doesn't directly provide a way to restore from .sql files. The recommended approach for importing data into Prisma Postgres is using PostgreSQL's native tools like pg_dump and pg_restore with a .bak file in custom format. Here's how you can approach this: 1. For existing .sql files: You might need to first import this into a temporary PostgreSQL database, then use pg_dump with the -Fc flag to create a .bak file in the custom format required for pg_restore. 2. Using the TCP tunnel: Prisma provides the @prisma/ppg-tunnel package to securely connect to your Prisma Postgres database for restoration: 
npx @prisma/ppg-tunnel --host 127.0.0.1 --port 5432
npx @prisma/ppg-tunnel --host 127.0.0.1 --port 5432
3. Restoring with pg_restore: Once connected through the tunnel, you can restore your backup: 
PGSSLMODE=disable \
pg_restore \
  -h 127.0.0.1 \
  -p 5432 \
  -v \
  -d postgres \
  ./your_backup.bak
PGSSLMODE=disable \
pg_restore \
  -h 127.0.0.1 \
  -p 5432 \
  -v \
  -d postgres \
  ./your_backup.bak
If you're specifically working with SQL dump files that contain INSERT statements (rather than COPY commands), you might be able to use prisma.raw() to execute the SQL directly, but you'd need to process the file first to make it compatible with Prisma's raw query execution. For detailed instructions on importing data to Prisma Postgres, check the Import from existing database documentation.
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PPrisma
Created by Markigno on 4/29/2025 in #help-and-questions
prisma db restore .sql file
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