Drizzle Team•17mo ago

How to debug Drizzle queries

I'm executing an insert on a table, I'm gettin no errors, and yet the data is not being saved to the database. Just curious how I am supposed to debug stuff like this since I have no idea why it isn't working.

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rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

Trying to log my queries would be my first step: https://orm.drizzle.team/docs/goodies#logging

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rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

Maybe a dumb question, but do you await this query?

SteveSOP•17mo ago

I've tried both awaited and unawaited, doesn't seem to make a difference. I'm sure you saw my other post about vscode telling me that async doesn't make a difference

SteveSOP•17mo ago

SteveSOP•17mo ago

You can see the little underline under "await". When hovered it says 'await' has no effect on the type of this expression.ts(80007)

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

what if you also await the db.insert? A query has to be awaited or returned (and then awaited on function call) without await, it is a query builder, waiting to be executed or awaited

SteveSOP•17mo ago

Executing with await does nothing either

SteveSOP•17mo ago

Simpler example

SteveSOP•17mo ago

It doesn't appear to be executing in the logger either. Reads work fine enough

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

seems to be legit code 🤔 is it typescript or js ?

SteveSOP•17mo ago

anything <-- this is logged when the action is run
Query: select "id", "user_id", "first_name", "last_name", "address", "phone", "linkedin_url", "statement" from "personal_information" "personalInformationTable" where "personalInformationTable"."user_id" = ? limit ? -- params: ["3zx69w1e8w6ghkz", 1]
{
  id: 1,
  userId: '3zx69w1e8w6ghkz',
  firstName: 'steve',
  lastName: null,
  address: null,
  phone: null,
  linkedin_url: null,
  statement: null
}

anything <-- this is logged when the action is run
Query: select "id", "user_id", "first_name", "last_name", "address", "phone", "linkedin_url", "statement" from "personal_information" "personalInformationTable" where "personalInformationTable"."user_id" = ? limit ? -- params: ["3zx69w1e8w6ghkz", 1]
{
  id: 1,
  userId: '3zx69w1e8w6ghkz',
  firstName: 'steve',
  lastName: null,
  address: null,
  phone: null,
  linkedin_url: null,
  statement: null
}

TypeScript The select you are seeing in the above occurs when the page reloads So the insert isn't even running This might be a SvelteKit issue. I have a project that works perfectly fine and it doesn't have the async warning when using await.

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

I don’t know anything about svelte 🥶

SteveSOP•17mo ago

I'm looking through and it seems exactly the same. The only difference is that I'm using Turso in the new project

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

a tsconfig issue?

SteveSOP•17mo ago

if I await a query, it works fine. But awaiting an insert doesn't do anything

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

that’s what trouble me the code you show seems 100% correct

SteveSOP•17mo ago

Is there something possibly wrong with the libsql connector?

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

I think the driver would throw something. Here it looks like the query is not executed. can you console log the whole query line? what vscode is suggesting after values(...). ? Sorry for all of this, trying to dig deeper as I can lol

SteveSOP•17mo ago

Do I have to "run" the insert?

SQLiteInsert {
  session: LibSQLSession {
    dialect: SQLiteAsyncDialect {},
    client: HttpClient { protocol: 'http' },
    schema: { fullSchema: [Object], schema: [Object], tableNamesMap: [Object] },
    options: { logger: [DefaultLogger] },
    tx: undefined,
    logger: DefaultLogger { writer: ConsoleLogWriter {} }
  },
  dialect: SQLiteAsyncDialect {},
  config: {
    table: SQLiteTable {
      id: [SQLiteInteger],
      userId: [SQLiteText],
      firstName: [SQLiteText],
      lastName: [SQLiteText],
      address: [SQLiteText],
      phone: [SQLiteText],
      linkedin_url: [SQLiteText],
      statement: [SQLiteText],
      [Symbol(drizzle:Name)]: 'personal_information',
      [Symbol(drizzle:OriginalName)]: 'personal_information',
      [Symbol(drizzle:Schema)]: undefined,
      [Symbol(drizzle:Columns)]: [Object],
      [Symbol(drizzle:BaseName)]: 'personal_information',
      [Symbol(drizzle:IsAlias)]: false,
      [Symbol(drizzle:ExtraConfigBuilder)]: undefined,
      [Symbol(drizzle:IsDrizzleTable)]: true,
      [Symbol(drizzle:SQLiteInlineForeignKeys)]: [Array]
    },
    values: [ [Object] ]
  },
  run: [Function: run],
  all: [Function: all],
  get: [Function: get],
  values: [Function: values]
}

SQLiteInsert {
  session: LibSQLSession {
    dialect: SQLiteAsyncDialect {},
    client: HttpClient { protocol: 'http' },
    schema: { fullSchema: [Object], schema: [Object], tableNamesMap: [Object] },
    options: { logger: [DefaultLogger] },
    tx: undefined,
    logger: DefaultLogger { writer: ConsoleLogWriter {} }
  },
  dialect: SQLiteAsyncDialect {},
  config: {
    table: SQLiteTable {
      id: [SQLiteInteger],
      userId: [SQLiteText],
      firstName: [SQLiteText],
      lastName: [SQLiteText],
      address: [SQLiteText],
      phone: [SQLiteText],
      linkedin_url: [SQLiteText],
      statement: [SQLiteText],
      [Symbol(drizzle:Name)]: 'personal_information',
      [Symbol(drizzle:OriginalName)]: 'personal_information',
      [Symbol(drizzle:Schema)]: undefined,
      [Symbol(drizzle:Columns)]: [Object],
      [Symbol(drizzle:BaseName)]: 'personal_information',
      [Symbol(drizzle:IsAlias)]: false,
      [Symbol(drizzle:ExtraConfigBuilder)]: undefined,
      [Symbol(drizzle:IsDrizzleTable)]: true,
      [Symbol(drizzle:SQLiteInlineForeignKeys)]: [Array]
    },
    values: [ [Object] ]
  },
  run: [Function: run],
  all: [Function: all],
  get: [Function: get],
  values: [Function: values]
}

oml if I use .run() at the end it runs I don't have to do that for the other drivers? Extremely strange that I have to do that for libsql

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

@Andrew Sherman Hey, sorry to ping you. Is it expected?

Andrii Sherman•17mo ago

Yes, it’s expected for SQLite, but we will release a new version, where SQLite api will be the same as other dialects I guess tomorrow or a few days We just fixing the docs for that It’s already done So, soon in latest

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

wonderful. i think we have tried everything here haha

Andrii Sherman•17mo ago

Yeah, sorry for that Our bad for not showing that in docs

SteveSOP•17mo ago

Ah, ok. In the future I would recommend updating the docs with warnings or something. I love what you guys are doing, but I spent the last hour and a half on this.

rphlmr ⚡•17mo ago

With everything we ask of them, they are overbooked 😅. It becomes better every day, I remember when the doc was only a readme 🥶

SteveSOP•17mo ago

Yeah, I don't want to be too needy, but if something is being worked on or isn't stable it would be nice to know. I'm sure they are aware the value that good docs has in the fast moving web space. It's not like I'm going to stop using Drizzle though. I couldn't really stand prisma so its a big improvement

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