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Getting Started
Welcome to Modern GraphQL Databases with Prisma! In this video, we will get all set up and ready to go.
git clone git@github.com:glassblowerscat/file-manager-api.git
cd file-manager-api
npm installnpm install graphql @graphql-tools/schema express-graphqlnpx prisma initnpm install @prisma/clientDownloads
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Modern GraphQL Databases with Prisma
31 videos
Released: September 30 2021
Course Instructor
Ryan Elainska
- Getting Started
15m14s - Basic Prisma Schema
19m9s - Scaffolding our API
16m45s - Organizing our API into Modules
22m37s - Creating the S3 Bucket Interface
25m30s - Creating our Local "Bucket"
17m48s - Creating Rows Using Prisma
9m37s - Creating Rows with Relation Fields
22m36s - Downloading Files from a GET Endpoint
16m18s - Uploading Files to a PUT Endpoint
7m34s - Getting by ID Using Prisma
12m33s - Seeding Data
26m26s - Creating a New File Version
16m1s - Getting Relation Fields
12m34s - Updates and Deletes, Part 1
6m39s - Updates and Deletes, Part 2
18m23s - Updates and Deletes, Part 3
15m20s - Basic Search
7m57s - Tracking "Ancestors" with a Prisma Array Type
8m14s - Updating our API for Ancestors
6m23s - Large DB Transactions
25m29s - Prisma 'distinct'
27m41s - Prisma Raw SQL Queries
15m54s - Counting and Aggregating
8m17s - Prisma Middleware
13m12s - Updating our API for Soft Delete
12m57s - Prisma JSON Type
4m48s - Creating a Row with a JSON Column
6m29s - Updating JSON Columns, Part 1
11m23s - Updating JSON Columns, Part 2
4m58s - Where To Go From Here
1m10s
Comments
Andrea
about 2 months ago
I ran into an issue in the "Organizing our API into Modules" video. In that video we need to install "graphql-modules", which, at the time of this comment, appears to only work with versions 14.x.x or 15.x.x of graphql. If you install graphql without specifying the version it will install the newer 16.x.x version, which will be a problem later on.
Sam
8 months ago
I'm a bit confused here: How does the docker run command know to pull down a postgres image? Is there some magic when you name it postgresql-container?
Sam
9 months ago
Here is the docker run command he ran if you'd like to copy paste
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