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I'm trying to migrate from Prisma with |
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I'm also migrating from Prisma 1 to Hasura. Prisma is not stable, they change a lot, and lack some important features. I have never use |
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The issue isn't I found something promising with https://www.apollographql.com/docs/graphql-tools/schema-transforms/ but I'm not really sure how to go about implementing it and I'm not super familiar with the HasuraCRUD schema. It would be really cool to see a guide that uses Apollo's schema transforms to translate an OpenCRUD schema into a HasuraCRUD schema. I'm very motivated and willing to put in the effort to experiment and implement something like that, but I can't even find complete documentation for the HasuraCRUD schema. All I see is some descriptions + examples on the website. No formal documentation that would cover edge cases |
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My company (Vibely) is looking to migrate away from Prisma because they're abandoning their current customers with Prisma2.
We're facing a lot of challenges migrating to Hasura because the API is so different and we'd love to see any examples or documentation for how to migrate to Hasura. In particular, it's hard for us to figure out how to migrate mutations because the schema wraps everything in a
returning {
block, which means that we can't usegraphql-bindings
with our current schema because theinfo
object won't translate. But maybe there's some tooling that I'm not aware of to translate that info object and wrap it with areturning {
block?It would be really helpful if there were a migration guide on how to do this. We're desperate to leave Prisma, but we're just not sure how to ease the migration path to Hasura 🙏
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