@prisma/client 2.14.0

on Node.js NPM

We hope everyone enjoyed their holidays and recharged for 2021! Today, we are excited to share the 2.14.0 stable release 🎉

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Major improvements

Group By queries are now in Preview

Prisma Client now supports group by queries! Opt-in to this feature by adding the groupBy flag to the generator block in your Prisma schema:

 generator client {
   provider        = "prisma-client-js"
+  previewFeatures = ["groupBy"]
 }

 model Agent {
   id         String @id
   name       String
   location   String
   rate       Float
 }

Now you can re-generate your Prisma Client to have access to the new groupBy API:

npx prisma generate

With the updated Prisma Client, you can invoke the new groupBy query:

const locations = await client.agent.groupBy({
  by: ['location'],
  min: {
    rate: true
  },
})

// Result:
// [
//   { location: "Los Angeles", min: { rate: 10.00 } },
//   { location: "London", min: { rate: 20.00 } },
//   { location: "Tokyo", min: { rate: 30.00 } }
// ]

Prisma also supports the having side of group by, so you can further filter your groups:

const locations = await client.agent.groupBy({
  by: ['location', 'rate'],
  min: {
    rate: true
  },
  having: {
    rate: {
      gte: 20
    }
  }
})

// Result:
// [
//   { location: "London", rate: 20.00, min: { rate: 20.00 } },
//   { location: "Tokyo", rate: 30.00, min: { rate: 30.00 } }
// ]

Read more in the documentation.

Linux ARM64 support

Good news for Linux users! Prisma now supports Linux ARM64 out of the box. If you already generate the Prisma Client on a Linux ARM box, it will just work. To target the specific binary, you can add a binaryTarget to the generator block in your Prisma schema:

generator client {
  provider      = "prisma-client-js"
  binaryTargets = ["linux-arm-openssl-1.1.x"]
}

Learn more in the documentation.

Prisma Migrate fix for PostGIS users

PostgreSQL users who are using the PostGIS extension can now use Prisma Migrate as well.

Breaking changes

This release introduces a breaking change for TypeScript users. Prisma Client now requires TypeScript v4.1 or above. You can read more about upgrading your TypeScript version on their wiki.

Fixes and improvements

prisma

• Support number is an input for BigInt fields
• Deploying to Heroku does not generate Prisma Client by default
• Create fail with multiple connectOrCreate and connect
• Sequential $transaction with $executeRaw
• Transaction items run outside Postgres transaction (breaks) with random order
• Add more jsdoc to Prisma Client
• Rename findOne in dmmf.schema.outputObjectTypes.prisma Query
• Errors with setting foreigns keys directly
• multiple identical compound unique fields with different types not generating multiple types
• The target table of the DML statement cannot have any enabled triggers if the statement contains an OUTPUT clause without INTO clause.
• Prisma Migrate: Error creating shadow database
• Integrate Linux ARM in TypeScript
• Reintrospection Bug on Relations
• Prisma Migrate: Omit schema name when creating enum types?
• Tearing down MSSQL schema returns "Cannot read property 'split' of null"
• prisma introspect drops some @relation custom names in existing schema
• Implement react-prisma prototype
• unable to run migrations in an empty PostGIS db

prisma-client-js

• Group By
• Generated Github issue creation links do often not include helpful information
• PANIC: expected 0 parameters but got 1 (when running $executeRaw...)

migrate

• Removing a model with a foreign key fails

language-tools

• While Prisma extension is enabled, typescript server keeps crashing on each save
• Transition open-vsx extension to Eclipse Cloud Development Tools working group
• Renaming models in schema.prisma may break whole file

studio

• Allow filtering by relation fields

prisma-engines

• MySQL case sensitivity issue in ME on windows
• Apply clippy to query-engine

Credits

Huge thanks to @qsona for helping!

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