Generating Prisma schema from Nexus definitions

[rdmchr]

I just started learning Nexus and Prisma and I was wondering if I could generate my Prisma schemas using my Nexus definitions?
For me, this would make a lot of things easier since I would only need to write the code once.
I did find that nexus-prisma plugin, but it seems like that requires me to start off by writing a Prisma schema, which could then generate at least a bare-bone Nexus definition.
To me, this would mean, that I have to write similar code twice, but feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

Basically, what I'm looking for is a package that does, what the current nexus-prisma plugin does, but in reverse.

[georgekrax]

I do not believe that something like this exists, or will ever be developed. Prisma requires you to be specific, and the reverse functionality you ask for, has a lot of cases where the data type can be very generic.

Don't you have a DB, somewhere from where the data comes from and introspect this?

[georgekrax]

I meant that if you have DB you can introspect it with Prisma, and let Prisma generate a schema.prisma file depending on your DB tables. Why do you want to turn the Nexus schema into a Prisma schema? You already have generated the Nexus schema from the Prisma one, with the help of nexus-prisma.

[rdmchr]

Oh, I see. No, I'm currently using Prisma the other way around. I let Prisma generate my database tables. You said, that I can generate the Nexus schema. Are you talking about Queries and Mutations? No, right?

[georgekrax]

I am talking about objectTypes. Still cannot figure why you want to generate a Prisma schema from a Nexus one, when you have already done the opposite successfully.

[rdmchr]

Originally, I hoped, that I could generate the Prisma schema with my Nexus definitions, but as mentioned above, I have already discovered that there is no good way to make that conversion.

I opened this threat shortly after discovering NexusJS. I thought I already made it clear that my question was caused by missing knowledge. Furthermore, did I state that I spend the last days using/learning Nexus. To make it clear: My question was in hindsight stupid. My question has been answered.

Thank you for trying to help me. 👍

[georgekrax]

Oh okay, no worries