is-it-ayush/isitayush.dev

The source for my website.

isitayush.dev

this is the source code for my personal website, isitayush.dev. I built it using the following (gud) technologies:

• Next.js
• Tailwind CSS
• Vercel
• Content Layer
• Radix UI
• Shadcn UI
• Umami
• Prisma
• PlanetScale
• SWR

changelog.

checkout changelog.

development.

this will clone, install, cd & start the dev server in one line. :3

git clone https://github.com/is-it-ayush/isitayush.dev.git &&
cd isitayush.dev &&
pnpm install &&
pnpm dev

heartbeat.

november update.

akshually 🤓, drizzle was harder than i thought (tried it 3 months ago). switched back to prisma. (i have sql skill issue)

april update.

At first I thought kysely must have something to sync my schema to the db until I realized it's not a ORM but a querying library. To workaround this I had to fallback to Prisma. I'm not really happy with the prisma & kysely setup here because they're dependent on each other. I'll switch this to Drizzle in the future but for now it works & Its okay.

Database

tldr; pnpm db:push -> pnpm db:gen -> Add the generated types to interface Database in src/lib/db.ts.

The pipeline for pushing new schema to planetscale or any other database is as follows:

• Planetscale Specific: Create a branch off your main production database & get the DATABASE_URL for it -> Push the schema to your branch with pnpm db:push -> Merge the branch to your main production database.
• Other DB Providers: Push the schema to your database with pnpm db:push.

Now run pnpm db:gen to generate the prisma types. These generated prisma types are then used by the kysely queries. So, you have to manually add them to the interface Database in src/lib/db.ts. Thanks nexxel for the hack.

Deployment

tldr; use vercel. it's good (thanks vercel) [except for when u wanna actually control stuff, then vercel bad]

To deploy this project, you can use Vercel. It's free for open source projects & you can deploy it with just npx vercel deploy. You can also deploy it on Netlify or Render. I haven't tested it, but it should work & I might switch to it later.

• Make sure you have a .env.production file in the root directory. You can copy the contents of .env.example to .env.production & replace the values with your own.
• Make sure you have a PlanetScale database setup. You can use PlanetScale's free tier.

License

MIT License. You can checkout out the LICENSE file for details but in short, you can do whatever you want with this project. <3