Added turborepo and prisma docs #1807
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates the documentation by adding a new guide for a Turborepo monorepo with Prisma. A new entry is included in the JSON file for example projects, and a dedicated MDX file explains two example projects that integrate Prisma and Trigger.dev. Additionally, the introduction guide is updated with new Python guides and reformatted tables, along with an entry for the Turborepo monorepo project. Changes
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docs/guides/example-projects/turborepo-monorepo-prisma.mdx (1)
7-10: Consider refining the overview sentence.
The overview on line 9 reads:"These examples demonstrate two different ways to use Prisma and Trigger.dev in a Turborepo monorepo. They both trigger a task from a Next.js app using a server action, and then use Prisma to add a user to a database table, however they differ in how Trigger.dev is installed and configured."
Using "however" as a conjunction here can be a little jarring. Consider replacing it with "but" (or restructuring the sentence) for improved clarity. For example:
- ... database table, however they differ in how Trigger.dev is installed and configured. + ... database table, but they differ in how Trigger.dev is installed and configured.🧰 Tools
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[typographical] ~9-~9: The word “however” is an adverb that can’t be used like a conjunction, and therefore needs to be separated from the sentence.
Context: ...Prisma to add a user to a database table, however they differ in how Trigger.dev is insta...(HOWEVER_SENTENCE)
docs/guides/introduction.mdx (1)
42-42: Typo in the description of example projects.
The sentence "These are a great way of learning how to encorporate Trigger.dev into your project." contains a typo. Consider replacing "encorporate" with "incorporate."
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[uncategorized] ~36-~36: ‘In’ is unnecessary in most cases before the expression ‘next .’.
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[typographical] ~9-~9: The word “however” is an adverb that can’t be used like a conjunction, and therefore needs to be separated from the sentence.
Context: ...Prisma to add a user to a database table, however they differ in how Trigger.dev is insta...
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[uncategorized] ~22-~22: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...riggered by a button click in a Next.js app which triggers the task via a server ac...
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[typographical] ~97-~97: The word “otherwise” is an adverb that can’t be used like a conjunction, and therefore needs to be separated from the sentence.
Context: ..., you have to add a package.json file first, otherwise it will attempt to add Trigger.dev file...
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311-319: New example project entry added in JSON.
The new guide entry"guides/example-projects/turborepo-monorepo-prisma"has been added to the "Example projects" list. This aligns perfectly with the PR objectives of adding the Turborepo monorepo with Prisma docs. Please verify that the ordering and formatting are consistent with the other entries.docs/guides/example-projects/turborepo-monorepo-prisma.mdx (1)
1-5: Frontmatter is well structured.
The frontmatter provides a clear title, sidebarTitle, and description for the new guide. The details are concise and match the PR objectives.docs/guides/introduction.mdx (1)
44-48: New example project row added for Turborepo monorepo with Prisma.
The table row for "Turborepo monorepo with Prisma" has been added within the Example projects section with a clear description and a GitHub link. This addition enhances the diversity of examples available to users and is consistent with the PR objectives.
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20-23: Example 1 Introduction – Consider a Minor Punctuation ImprovementThe description for Example 1 is detailed and clear. For enhanced readability, consider adding a comma after “a Next.js app” in the sentence:
Current:
“…button click in a Next.js app which triggers the task via a server action.”Suggested:
“…button click in a Next.js app, which triggers the task via a server action.”This small change improves the sentence flow.
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[uncategorized] ~22-~22: Possible missing comma found.
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94-96: Refine Note Wording in Tasks Package NoteWithin the note that explains the setup for running
pnpm dlx trigger.dev@latest init, consider revising the sentence for enhanced clarity. For example, changing:Current:
“…you have to add apackage.jsonfile first, otherwise it will attempt to add Trigger.dev files in the root of your monorepo.”Suggested:
“…you have to add apackage.jsonfile first; otherwise, it will attempt to add Trigger.dev files to the root of your monorepo.”This adjustment helps separate the two ideas and improves overall readability.
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[uncategorized] ~22-~22: Possible missing comma found.
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[typographical] ~97-~97: The word “otherwise” is an adverb that can’t be used like a conjunction, and therefore needs to be separated from the sentence.
Context: ..., you have to add a package.json file first, otherwise it will attempt to add Trigger.dev file...
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docs/guides/example-projects/turborepo-monorepo-prisma.mdx (13)
1-5: Front Matter is Clear and InformativeThe YAML front matter (title, sidebarTitle, description) clearly outlines the document’s purpose and should help with proper navigation in the docs sidebar.
7-13: Overview Section Effectively Introduces the ExamplesThe “Overview” section succinctly explains that two different monorepo setups are demonstrated. This provides readers with context for what to expect in the document.
14-18: Note Block is Helpful for GuidanceThe initial note clarifies that users can either fork the repositories or inspect the project structures. Its presentation is straightforward.
24-35: GitHub Repository Card for Example 1 is Well-StructuredThe Card component clearly displays the GitHub repo details and provides a direct call-to-action for users. Its structure is consistent and intuitive.
37-44: Features List for Example 1 is ComprehensiveThe bullet points efficiently communicate the critical aspects of the monorepo (use of Turborepo CLI, pnpm, separation of tasks and database packages, etc.). This section helps readers quickly assess the tools and technologies used.
45-83: Project Structure Diagram is InformativeThe ASCII diagram detailing the project structure is an excellent visual aid. It clearly separates the apps and packages, which is vital for understanding a monorepo layout.
Action: Please verify that the code block renders correctly in the MDX environment.
86-111: Relevant Files and Code Section is DetailedThis section provides useful links and explanations for key components (database and tasks packages, and the Next.js app). The detailed breakdown assists readers in locating critical configuration and implementation files.
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[typographical] ~97-~97: The word “otherwise” is an adverb that can’t be used like a conjunction, and therefore needs to be separated from the sentence.
Context: ..., you have to add apackage.jsonfile first, otherwise it will attempt to add Trigger.dev file...(THUS_SENTENCE)
117-120: Running the Example Section Provides Clear Next StepsLinking to the full instructions in the GitHub repo README is a practical choice. It directs users efficiently to more detailed guidance for setup and execution.
121-124: Example 2 Introduction is Clear and DistinctThe introduction to Example 2 clearly differentiates it from Example 1 by specifying that Trigger.dev is installed directly within the Next.js app. This clarification helps set the right expectations.
125-137: GitHub Repository Card for Example 2 is ConsistentThe Card component for Example 2 mirrors the design of Example 1’s card. This consistency enhances the overall user experience and navigation across examples.
138-144: Features List for Example 2 is Well-OutlinedThe features list for Example 2 effectively summarizes the unique aspects of this setup. It clearly outlines the integration differences without redundancy.
146-177: Project Structure Diagram for Example 2 is Clearly PresentedThe second ASCII diagram accurately illustrates the structure for Example 2. Like the first diagram, it demarcates the various components (Next.js app, docs, and packages) effectively.
Action: Double-check that the diagram renders correctly in the final MDX format.
179-196: Relevant Files and Code for Example 2 is ComprehensiveThe detailed breakdown of key files for the database package and Next.js app—including configuration files and task definitions—provides thorough guidance for users looking to replicate the setup.
Added two different examples of how to setup a monorepo with prisma and trigger.dev
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