Epic Stack with Turso

This is an example of how to integrate Turso database with the Epic Stack.

Set Environment Variables

You need to add the database URL and access token as environment variables:

TURSO_DATABASE_URL=
TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN=

You can get both values on the Turso web app or using the Turso CLI.

If you decided to use the CLI, you can create a database named epic-stack-example by running the following command:

turso db create epic-stack-example

To get the URL of your database, run the command below and set its result to TURSO_DATABASE_URL:

turso db show epic-stack-example --url

In the same way, to get a database token, run the command below and set its result to TURSO_AUTH_TOKEN:

turso db tokens create epic-stack-example

Seed your database with this command:

turso db shell epic-stack-example < prisma/migrations/20230914194400_init/migration.sql

To apply migrations to your database, run the migrate command:

npx prisma migrate dev --name add_subtitle_to_notes

Then, copy the migration file path from the new migration folder and run turso db shell:

turso db shell epic-stack-example < prisma/migrations/20240402084116_add_subtitle_to_notes/migration.sql

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