I was just wondering if it is somehow possible to provide multiple TypeScript classes as a package so that they can be used by multiple classes.

For example, I use the same class in three of my projects, and as soon as I change something in one project there, I inevitably have to copy the file to the other projects, and apply the changes from there as well, if they exist, which is more or less tedious.

Now I thought that I could create a private package, which contains these classes to consume them in the respective projects.

But now I have the question, is this possible with Prisma? Let's assume I have a database management class, and a model from my Prisma schema is expected as a parameter, theoretically I would have to include my Prisma schema in the package, or am I seeing this wrong?

Unfortunately I didn't find any solutions on various other sites, so I have this question.

CodePudding user response：

1. using private CDN or npm package is a good choice for this kind of use case. follow this link

2. You can definitely gather all your classes inside a single file and import it whenever you need it. 3. For prisma , schema.prisma , I guess you might need to write some code's in Node js in order to reade your schema.prisma file from your package and merge it with your local schema.prisma , because datasource is specific for each project. After that you can create a newly create schema.prisma file to pull , push or etc to your database

datasource db {
  provider = "postgresql"
  url      = "postgres://......"
}