Prisma MCP Server

import type { BinaryTargetsEnvValue, EnvValue } from '@prisma/generator' import { dim } from 'kleur/colors' /** * Parses an EnvValue (example: Provider) and return the string value * * - If there is no env var just return the value * - If there is an env var it will be resolve and returned. * - If there is an env var is present but can't be resolved an error will be thrown */ export function parseEnvValue(object: EnvValue) { if (object.fromEnvVar && object.fromEnvVar != 'null') { const value = process.env[object.fromEnvVar] if (!value) { throw new Error( `Attempted to load provider value using \`env(${ object.fromEnvVar })\` but it was not present. Please ensure that ${dim( object.fromEnvVar, )} is present in your Environment Variables`, ) } return value } return object.value as string } /** * Parses the BinaryTargetsEnvValue and return the string value * * - If there is no env var just return the value * - If there is an env var it will be resolve and returned. * - If there is an env var is present but can't be resolved an error will be thrown */ export function parseBinaryTargetsEnvValue(object: BinaryTargetsEnvValue): string[] | string { if (object.fromEnvVar && object.fromEnvVar != 'null') { const value = process.env[object.fromEnvVar] if (!value) { throw new Error( `Attempted to load binaryTargets value using \`env(${ object.fromEnvVar })\` but it was not present. Please ensure that ${dim( object.fromEnvVar, )} is present in your Environment Variables`, ) } // value is a string because it's from env var but need to be parsed // can be an array like `["darwin"]` // or a string like `"darwin"` return JSON.parse(value) } return object.value as any }