v0.0.4

🚨 This release contains breaking changes 🚨

Removal of aiohttp and requests

Support for aiohttp and requests has been removed in favour of httpx, as httpx supports both asynchronous and synchronous clients within the same library there is no reason to use aiohttp or requests anymore.

This means that the way you install Prisma Client Python will change. You now no longer need to specify an extra, for example

pip install prisma-client[aiohttp]

turns into

pip install prisma-client

Config changes

The http option has been replaced with the interface option. The new interface option is used to control whether or not the generated client is asynchronous.

Migrating

If you used aiohttp before you should use the following:

generator client {
  provider  = "prisma-client-py"
  interface = "asyncio"
}

If you used requests before you should use the following:

generator client {
  provider  = "prisma-client-py"
  interface = "sync"
}

Changes

Support for Json types

You can now make use of Prisma's Json type.

model User {
  id   Int @default(autoincrement())
  meta Json
}

You can create and search for Json values like so:

from prisma import Json

user = await client.user.create(
    data={
         'meta': Json.keys(country='Scotland'),
    }
)

from prisma import Json

user = await client.user.find_first(
    where={
        'meta': Json({'country': 'Scotland'})
        # or
        'meta': {
            'equals': Json.keys(country='Scotland'),
            'NOT': Json(['foo']),
        }
    }
)

Other changes

• Adds support for BigInt types.
• Improves error message for unsupported types.
• Improves type safety for atomic updates.