Function buildClient

packages/client-generator-js/src/generateClient.ts:72–277

({
  schemaPath,
  runtimeBase,
  runtimeSourcePath,
  datamodel,
  binaryPaths,
  outputDir,
  generator,
  dmmf,
  datasources,
  engineVersion,
  clientVersion,
  activeProvider,
  typedSql,
  compilerBuild,
}: O.Required<GenerateClientOptions, 'runtimeBase'>)

// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/require-await
export async function buildClient({
  schemaPath,
  runtimeBase,
  runtimeSourcePath,
  datamodel,
  binaryPaths,
  outputDir,
  generator,
  dmmf,
  datasources,
  engineVersion,
  clientVersion,
  activeProvider,
  typedSql,
  compilerBuild,
}: O.Required<GenerateClientOptions, 'runtimeBase'>): Promise<BuildClientResult> {
  const baseClientOptions: Omit<TSClientOptions, 'runtimeName'> = {
    dmmf: getPrismaClientDMMF(dmmf),
    datasources,
    generator,
    binaryPaths,
    schemaPath,
    outputDir,
    runtimeBase,
    runtimeSourcePath,
    clientVersion,
    engineVersion,
    activeProvider,
    datamodel,
    compilerBuild,
    browser: false,
    edge: false,
    wasm: false,
  }

  const nodeClientOptions = {
    ...baseClientOptions,
    runtimeName: 'client',
  }

  // we create a regular client that is fit for Node.js
  const nodeClient = new TSClient(nodeClientOptions)

  const defaultClient = new TSClient({
    ...nodeClientOptions,
    reusedTs: 'index',
    reusedJs: '.',
  })

  const trampolineTsClient = new TSClient({
    ...nodeClientOptions,
    reusedTs: 'index',
    reusedJs: '#main-entry-point',
  })

  // order of keys is important here. bundler/runtime will
  // match the first one they recognize, so it is important
  // to go from more specific to more generic.