Tutorial on using Next.js, Drizzle ORM, PostgreSQL, and Vercel

Drizzle is like a wizard for Next.js, PostgreSQL, and Vercel. With the power of Drizzle, you can easily connect and manage your database with just a few commands. It’s like having a magical potion that makes everything work seamlessly.πŸ’« If you’re looking to level up your web development game, Drizzle is the key to unlocking a world of possibilities. So, grab your wand and let’s dive into the world of Drizzle!✨

πŸš€ Introduction

In this video, I will guide you through integrating drizzle omm with next.js, PostgreSQL, and vercel. We will start by creating a next app, cleaning up the homepage, deploying to vercel, and creating a postgress database.

Key Takeaways

IntegrationTools
next.jsdrizzle omm
PostgreSQLVercel

πŸ› οΈ Project Initialization

After initializing the project, it is essential to clean up the homepage and remove all default styles to prepare for deployment to vercel.

πŸ“‹ Creating Postgres and Configuration

We proceed to create a postgress database and connect it to our project. Next, we install necessary packages: drizzle omm, verell postgress, and a Dev dependency drizzle kit. Then, we create a "drizzle config" file.

πŸ‘©β€πŸ’» Development Process

We create a schema, configuration for environment variables, and database connection. After generating migration files and migrating, we display the data using different approaches to querying provided by drizzle.

πŸ“ Scripting

We demonstrate the ease of updating the database schema using the push command for prototyping or quick iterations, or using the generate and migrate approach for larger projects that require migration files.

πŸ“ Conclusion

In conclusion, drizzle provides efficient ways to both update the database schema and query the data, catering to different project requirements.

FAQ

  • Q: How many ways does drizzle have to update the database schema?
    • A: Drizzle has two main ways, generate and migrate for projects that require migration files, and push for prototyping or projects that don’t require migration files.
  • Q: What are the two main ways to query data using drizzle?
    • A: One using a SQL-like query builder, and two using an omm that always outputs one SQL query.

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