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Prisma + tRPC + WebSockets

ℹ️ WebSockets is a beta feature & may change without major version bump ℹ️

Features

  • 🧙‍♂️ E2E type safety with tRPC
  • ⚡ Full-stack React with Next.js
  • ⚡ WebSockets / Subscription support
  • ⚡ Database with Prisma
  • 🔐 Authorization using next-auth
  • ⚙️ VSCode extensions
  • 🎨 ESLint + Prettier
  • 💚 CI setup using GitHub Actions:

Setup

yarn create next-app --example https://github.com/trpc/trpc --example-path examples/next-prisma-starter-websockets trpc-prisma-starter-websockets
cd trpc-prisma-starter-websockets
yarn
yarn dx

Deployment

Using Render

The project contains a render.yaml "Blueprint" which makes the project easily deployable on Render.

Go to dashboard.render.com/blueprints and connect to this Blueprint and see how the app and database automatically gets deployed.

You will either need to create an environment group called trpc-websockets with environment variables or remove that from render.yaml in favor of manual environment variables that overrides the ones in /.env.

Files of note

Path Description
./prisma/schema.prisma Prisma schema
./src/api/trpc/[trpc].tsx tRPC response handler
./src/server/routers Your app's different tRPC-routers

Commands

yarn build      # runs `prisma generate` + `prisma migrate` + `next build`
yarn db-nuke    # resets local db
yarn dev        # starts next.js + WebSocket server
yarn dx         # starts postgres db + runs migrations + seeds + starts next.js 
yarn test-dev   # runs e2e tests on dev
yarn test-start # runs e2e tests on `next start` - build required before
yarn test:unit  # runs normal jest unit tests
yarn test:e2e   # runs e2e tests

Created by @alexdotjs.