prisma-next-contract

To keep your Prisma schema and TypeScript types synchronized, you can use a data contract skill to validate schema definitions and automatically emit canonical IR and TypeScript types from your source files, ensuring structural integrity across database migrations without manual boilerplate.

A Prisma Next data contract is a defined schema layer that manages the lifecycle of your data models using either PSL or a programmatic TypeScript builder, ensuring your database schema, TypeScript types, and runtime configuration remain perfectly synchronized.

Yes, you can use a programmatic TypeScript builder instead of PSL for Prisma schema definitions. The contract lifecycle supports both PSL and TypeScript builder surfaces, allowing you to define models, relations, and custom types for SQL and NoSQL targets.

To wire pgvector or PostGIS capabilities into your Prisma schema, you use namespaced constructors via extension integration. This allows you to seamlessly integrate advanced database capabilities into your data contract authoring pipeline.

Yes, the Prisma data contract supports NoSQL database targets. It validates schema definitions and emits canonical Contract IR and TypeScript types for both SQL and NoSQL targets, ensuring structural integrity across different database configurations.

The best way to automate TypeScript type generation from a database schema is to use an automated emit pipeline. By defining a data contract, it generates canonical Contract IR and precise TypeScript types from your source files, eliminating manual boilerplate.