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[email protected] db:generate C:...\gitrepos\repo prisma generateEnvironment variables loaded from .env Prisma schema loaded from prisma\schema.prisma Error: Unexpected end of JSON input Any solutions welcome, The DEBUG env var does nothing
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I can see you're encountering an "Unexpected end of JSON input" error when running
This error is known to occur with specific Node.js versions, particularly with Node 16.17.0 and Prisma 2.x. Several users reported this issue in GitHub issue #14834 and GitHub issue #15193. Solutions: - Downgrade Node.js to version 16.16.0 or earlier - Upgrade to Node.js 17.x - Enable the
prisma generate
. This is a known issue that can occur for several reasons.
Based on the knowledge sources, here are some potential solutions:
Possible causes and solutions:
1. Node.js version incompatibility
This error is known to occur with specific Node.js versions, particularly with Node 16.17.0 and Prisma 2.x. Several users reported this issue in GitHub issue #14834 and GitHub issue #15193. Solutions: - Downgrade Node.js to version 16.16.0 or earlier - Upgrade to Node.js 17.x - Enable the
napi
preview feature in your schema.prisma file:
2. Incompatible Prisma versions
Make sure your Prisma CLI and Prisma Client versions match. As mentioned in GitHub issue #19130, reinstalling Prisma can help:
3. Path issues on Windows
If you're using Windows, there might be issues with paths containing spaces or special characters as seen in GitHub issue #1973. Try:
- Moving your project to a path without spaces
- Using require.resolve
instead of the default resolver (this would require modifying Prisma's code)
4. Large schema files
If your schema is very large (100+ tables), this could cause the error as documented in GitHub issue #8525. In this case:
- Try increasing available RAM
- Consider splitting your schema into smaller parts if possible
5. Upgrading Prisma
If you're using an older version of Prisma, upgrading to the latest version might resolve the issue
as mentioned by users in GitHub issue #14834.
If none of these solutions work, please provide more information about your environment (Node.js version, Prisma version, OS) and the content of your schema.prisma file for more specific help.
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Solved, it did not like my output folder