Prisma Session Store
Express session store for Prisma
Overview:
The prisma-session-store is an express session store implementation designed for the Prisma ORM. It offers a solution for session management using tried-and-true express session management through Prisma's database client, providing flexibility and scalability.
Features:
- Express Session Store Implementation: Integrates with Prisma ORM for managing sessions.
- Easy Setup: Simplifies access to express session management.
- Compatible with Prisma's Database Client: Works seamlessly with Prisma's database client for data handling.
- Support for Different Data Providers: Compatible with different database providers like MySQL.
Summary:
The prisma-session-store offers a convenient solution for managing sessions in an Express application using the Prisma ORM. By simplifying access to express session management and providing compatibility with Prisma's database client, this package enhances the flexibility and scalability of session handling. It also includes guidance for set up and migrations for a smooth integration process.
- Express
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- Prisma
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