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prisma-test-utils-tmp

A collection of data model agnostic test utils.

0.0.1

114

TypeScript

3.40 MB

2.1

Installations

npm install prisma-test-utils-tmp

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

Yes

Module System

CommonJS

Pull Requests

Open

28

Total

44

Closed

10

Merged

6

Issues

Open

24

Total

30

Closed

6

Releases

v0.4.1

Updated on Mar 20, 2020

Support for scalar lists.

v0.4.0

Updated on Mar 10, 2020

v0.3.11

Updated on Mar 09, 2020

v0.3.10

Updated on Feb 29, 2020

v0.3.9

Updated on Feb 29, 2020

v0.3.8

Updated on Feb 29, 2020

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Languages

TypeScript

JavaScript

TypeScript (96.52%)

JavaScript (3.48%)

Developer

prisma

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GitHub Statistics

114 Stars

163 Commits

11 Forks

22 Watchers

32 Branches

39 Contributors

Updated on Nov 18, 2024

Maintainers

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.0.1

Package Id

prisma-test-utils-tmp@0.0.1

Unpacked Size

3.40 MB

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959.72 kB

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Dependencies

@types/chance chance fs-extra lodash multilines mysql pg

Peer Dependencies

@prisma/cli @prisma/lift @prisma/photon typescript

Dev Dependencies

🃏 prisma-test-utils

⚠️ This project is temporarily unmaintained. Please reach out in the #prisma2-preview channel on the Prisma Slack if you're interested in collaborating on it. We're planning to pick up development soon again (see this issue).

In testing workflows, generating seed data usually includes a lot of boilerplate. We rely on hardcoded fixtures that need to be migrated with changing code.

prisma-test-utils solve that by generating test util functions based on your Prisma schema. As your application evolves, the generated data also evolves deterministically.

Features

🙈 Data model agnostic: Optimised for you datamodel.
🦑 Flexible: Cherry picked default settings.
🐶 Out-of-the-box usage: Plug-in generator for your Prisma schema.
🐠 Seeds mock data: Populates your database with mock data.
🦋 Per-test database: Creates an isolated database for each test.

Installation

No installation! Comes preinstalled with prisma2! 🎉

Configuration

1generator test-utils {
2  provider = "prisma-test-utils"
3  output = "node*modules/@generated/test-utils"
4}

Usage

prisma-test-utils pack two incredibly useful functions. The first one, pool, can be used to create a pool of databases that you can use during testing, and are wiped after you've finished. The second one, seed, helps you populate your data with vast amount of data.

Database Pools

We can configure our pool requirements before running any test cases.

1import SQLitePool, { Pool } from '@generated/prisma-test-utils'
2
3let pool: Pool
4
5beforeAll(async () => {
6  pool = new SQLitePool({
7    pool: {
8      min: 3,
9      max: 5,
10    },
11  })
12})

This allows us to request an isolated database per test case

1test('one of my parallel tests', async () => {
2  /* Acquire new db instance. */
3  const db = await pool.getDBInstance()
4
5  // Write the test case logic
6  const client = new Photon({
7    datasources: {
8      db: db.url,
9    },
10  })
11
12  /* Release the instance. */
13  client.disconnect()
14  pool.releaseDBInstance(db)
15})

API

1/* All pool instances. */
2
3class Pool {
4  async getDBInstance(): Promise<DBInstance>
5  async releaseDBInstance(db: DBInstance): Promise<void>
6  async run<T>(fn: (db: DBInstance) => Promise<T>): Promise<T>
7  async drain(): Promise<void>
8}
9
10/* PostgreSQL */
11
12interface PostgreSQLConnection {
13  host: string
14  port: number
15  user: string
16  password?: string
17  database: string
18  schema: string
19}
20
21interface PostgreSQLPoolOptions {
22  connection: (id: string) => PostgreSQLConnection
23  pool?: {
24    max?: number
25  }
26}
27
28/* MySQL */
29
30interface MySQLConnection {
31  host: string
32  port: string
33  user: string
34  password?: string
35  database: string
36}
37
38interface MySQLPoolOptions {
39  connection: (id string) => MySQLConnection
40  pool?: {
41    max?: number
42  }
43}
44
45/* SQLite */
46
47interface SQLitePoolOptions {
48  databasePath: (id: string) => string
49  pool?: {
50    max?: number
51  }
52}

Seeding

1import Photon from '@generated/photon'
2import seed from '@generated/test-utils/seed'
3
4test('test with seed data', async () => {
5  await seed({
6    client,
7    models: kit => ({
8      _: {
9        /* Default number of instances. */
10        amount: 500,
11      },
12      Blog: {
13        factory: {
14          /* Use functions from the kit. */
15          name: kit.faker.sentence,
16          /* Define custom mocks. */
17          description: 'My custom blog description',
18          /* Define custom mock functions. */
19          entry: () => {
20            return `A generated entry from the function.`
21          },
22          /* Manage relations. */
23          posts: {
24            max: 100,
25          },
26        },
27      },
28    }),
29  })
30
31  const blogs = await client.blogs()
32})

Options

It is possible to selectively override the seed generation making the seeding workflow very flexible.

All options are autogenerated and checked at compile time. You'll be warned about any relation constraints that your datamodel presents.

1beforeAll(async () => {
2  const data = await seed(
3    photon,
4    bag => ({
5      Post: {
6        amount: 5,
7        factory: {
8          published: 'false',
9        },
10      },
11    }),
12    {
13      seed: 42,
14      silent: false,
15      instances: 5,
16    },
17  )
18})

LICENSE

MIT @ Prisma

No vulnerabilities found.

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Reason

95 existing vulnerabilities detected

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2.1

/10

Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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