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adnanlah/electron-mikro-orm-example-app: An example app integrating Electron.js with Mikro-ORM.

An example app integrating Electron.js with Mikro-ORM. The Electron.js app is scaffolded using electron-vite.

MikroORM uses so called MetadataProvider to get necessary type information about our entities' properties. In this project we use TsMorphMetadataProvider as metadata provider, its process can be performance heavy and time-consuming. For this reason, metadata cache is automatically generated and stored inside ./temp folder to JSON files. ¹

However, in Electron.js the app gets bundled using Vite into a single JavaScript file, therefore we need to deploy only the compiled output, without TS source files at all. In order to do that, we genrate cache bundle file which can be used together with GeneratedCacheAdapter.

In order to create new migrations you need to follow these steps:

1. Generate new metadata cache (This command will generate new metadata json file in the temp folder located in the project root)

1. Generate a new migration

1. Remove existing migrations by deleting your migrations folder
2. Ensure you drop the existing database if it was previously created
3. Remove or comment out the import of metadata.json from mikro-orm-shared.config.ts if you haven't created your first metadata cache yet.
4. Generate new metadata cache

1. Generate the initial migration

yarn migration:create-init

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# For windows
$ yarn build:win

# For macOS
$ yarn build:mac

# For Linux
$ yarn build:linux

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