| Title | Purpose |
|---|---|
| T3: Create Project | Creates a new project using the T3 Stack / NextJS / Vite CLI |
| T3: Prisma DB Execute | Execute native commands to your database |
| T3: Prisma DB Pull | Pull the state from the database to the Prisma schema using introspection |
| T3: Prisma DB Push | Push the state from your Prisma schema to your database |
| T3: Prisma DB Seed | Seed your database |
| T3: Prisma Format | Format a Prisma schema |
| T3: Prisma Generate | Generate artifacts |
| T3: Prisma Init | Set up a new Prisma project |
| T3: Prisma Migrate Deploy | Apply pending migrations to update the database schema in production/staging |
| T3: Prisma Migrate Dev | Create a migration from changes in Prisma schema |
| T3: Prisma Migrate Reset | Reset your database and apply all migrations, all data will be lost |
| T3: Prisma Migrate Status | Check the status of your database migrations |
| T3: Prisma Studio | Browse your data with Prisma Studio |
| T3: Prisma Validate | Validate a Prisma schema |
| T3: Drizzle Generate | Generate migrations based on you Drizzle schema |
| T3: Drizzle Pull | Pull DDL from existing database |
| T3: Drizzle Push | Push your schema changes directly to the database |
| T3: Drizzle Drop | Delete previously generated migrations from migrations folder |
| T3: Drizzle Up | Utility command to keep all metadata up to date |
| T3: Drizzle Check | It's a very powerful tool for you to check consistency of your migrations |
| T3: Drizzle Studio | Launch Drizzle Studio database browser locally from you config file |
| T3: Start Server | Builds and serves your application, rebuilding on file changes |
In the .vscode/settings.json file, copy and paste the following settings:
{
"nextjs.server.turbo": true,
"nextjs.server.experimentalHttps": true,
}nextjs.server.turbo: Turbo mode is a new mode that enables incremental compilation and dramatically improves the startup time of Next.js development servers. It's only available in Next.js 14 or newer.nextjs.server.experimentalHttps: Enable HTTPS for the NextJS server. This is an experimental feature and it's only available in Next.js 14 or newer. You can read more about it here.