seed-reset

Destructive. Wipes all rows and rebuilds from apps/api/seed.ts. This is only safe in local development.

Pre-flight checks

1. Confirm with the user — even if they just asked, repeat back the consequence: "This will delete all current rows in the database including any test customers you've added. Continue? (y/n)"
2. Verify env — DATABASE_URL must point to localhost or a known dev database. Never run this against staging or production. Check the host portion of the URL.
3. Check for uncommitted DB changes — if the user has been manually adding rows in Prisma Studio for a demo, warn them.

Steps

1. After explicit user confirmation:

   cd /Users/mohammedalhajri/real-estate-CRM-project && npx tsx apps/api/seed.ts --reset
   

2. Watch the output for errors. Common ones:
   • Prisma client out of sync → run /db-push first
   • FK constraint violation → seed order is wrong, fix in seed.ts
   • Saudi phone validation fail → seed contains a non-Saudi number
3. Verify by counting rows in a few key tables:

   cd data/schema && npx tsx -e "import { PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client'; const p = new PrismaClient(); (async () => { console.log({ users: await p.users.count(), leads: await p.leads.count(), listings: await p.listings.count() }); await p.\$disconnect(); })();"
   

4. Report the row counts to the user.
5. Restart the API server if running, so its cached connections are fresh.

Verification

• User explicitly confirmed
• Target DB is localhost / dev
• Seed completed without errors
• Row counts reported

Anti-patterns

• Don't run without confirmation, even if the user already said "yes" earlier in the session — DB reset is irreversible
• Don't pass --force flags
• Don't run against any DATABASE_URL containing prod, production, staging, or a non-localhost host