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Nice it is working

If we do as in the vid, we won't touch the migration folder to operate, right? If so, what is the migration folder of sequelize for?

Great tutorial, appreciate it very much!

you gave a very good explanation of this topic

Thank you for this series, I've been following along and am nearly done. For anyone using a Mac, a those pesky .DS_Store files can stop main.js from working. Quite difficult to debug because they're not visible in Finder or VS Code anymore. You can filter them out easily though: fs.readdir(dirPath, (err, files) => { const markdownFiles = files.filter((file) => file.endsWith(".md"));

This video solved all my Sequelize with TypeScript problems

Hello! Thank you for this video, I've been following along and all has gone well so far. I'm getting a weird problem though - when I run main.js the first time, everything is fine and the new json file is written, but when I run main.js again I get main.js:43 const date = new Date(metadata.date); ^ TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'date') Do you know how I can fix this? My only solution so far is deleting the json file each time. The posts are displaying in the right order but it annoys me so much when I don't understand how something works! Many thanks, Dan

I was making a project and get stuck on the model type giving me errors. I skipped to that section and you saved me! Thank you

const result = await db.User.findAll({ include: { model: db.Project } }) If I fetch the data using db.User then the result type is any insted of UserAttributes! How can I achieve the correct type for each model?

Does this account for not including a full house?

Are you drunk or old?

just this tutorial showed me what i need to know about sequelize

you're voice is legendary boss!

thank you will, you save my day, god bless you

Hi, thanks for thia helpful tutorial, can i have getposts.js file 😊

Man can I just say, this is probably the best video on this topic out there. Your way of explaining, coupled with the general structure of the video (referencing the doc, mentioning how other people do stuff, and even just learning by doing) is my favourite so far. Thank you

Thanks for the tutorial. ... A little advise, try to lower the volume of the keystrokes, they are louder than your voice, it is not pleaseant when wering headsets.

Bro thanks for the expalination of hasrouter

The solution I was looking for 😅. Thank you

Thanks so much!

Thanks for the tutorial. Will try to set up today. And you a right, even 3 years later it’s so hard to understand how to set up everything from the official docs 😅

My VS Code kept displaying "Python: Select Interpreter resulted in an error". It took me 4 days to resolve this issue. I found this video on the 4th day. Thank you very much.

Bless you. This really helped me. Such a simple thing of not selecting the parent project directory, caused me a world of pain. This is the only video I have found that explicitly mentions this. I owe you a coffee. Top man. thanks.

How is project can be run build ?

COYG

Very good. Thanks.

almost 2 years later and your video saved me! thank you, sequelize was making me lose it bit time. I followed the docs 100% and yet wasn't able to make it work, but following your instructions (even though some thing changed, and I implemented some changes because of it) I made it work, thank you so much

at 16:41 no need to create a dictionary, just a simple if statement to check if the element in ranks are duplicates then use the I variable increment by 1 : this way if you run your function 100 time it would output how many times you got a pair in 5 cards, just a check if there is triple or four cards in a row that can be used as a conditional statement.

i followed this whole thing just to not be able to use any of the models i created when trying to access them via the 'db' import of the index file. what a waste

It seems you can configure Netlify CMS to output various file formats, including JSON. So you could skip using "server" from your main.js

Thanks man, this helped a lot

what is the benefit of typescript, if the defined model is used by a db which has any type?

Great tutorial, thanks a lot!

Thanks alot for the content #Will :)

Thanks for an easy to understand video.

Loved the video! Learnt so much more stuff than going through docs. Thanks for putting this. This is for anyone who's annoyed with manual formatting of schema. Just run, `npx prisma format`. It will format the code for you and might as well tell you what's wrong there.

Thank you!

Thanks man, you saved me and my examination task. Much much appreciated!

Great tutorial thanks!

Great man nicely explained, was struck whole day & night deadline task

this is an ideal topic, you nailed it!

you are a excelent teacher men!!!! thx!!!

Amazing video, u give me the logic view that i needed🖤

Thanks bro, you video save me!

I've been getting bald hair by hair in front of this stupid JS issue...

Thanks a lot for this video! It helped me a lot to set all this up!

I fucking love you

Thank you so much for this video ! total genius !!!!!

why not use 'connect' API?

Thank you so much! Helped clear up a lot of frustrations. Would be great if the sequelize documentation for Typescript wasn't just a code dump.