Launched October 1, 2024
Prisma Client Go

Prisma Client Go

Type-safe database access in Go

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Go Prisma is an auto-generated query builder that enables type-safe database access and reduces boilerplate.

Go Prisma is an auto-generated, type-safe query builder for Go that reduces database boilerplate.

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Go developers who need type-safe database access.
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Key features

4 features of Prisma Client Go
  • Auto-generated client — Generates Go code from your Prisma schema for direct database queries.
  • Type-safe queries — Ensures compile-time safety for all database operations.
  • Boilerplate reduction — Eliminates repetitive query code, letting you focus on business logic.
  • Prisma ecosystem integration — Works with existing Prisma schema and migration tools.

Use cases

  • Build CRUD APIs in Go with compile-time safety
  • Replace manual SQL strings with generated Go methods
  • Accelerate onboarding by sharing generated client across teams
  • Maintain consistent data models between schema and code

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Prisma Client Go FAQ

What does Go Prisma do?+

It generates a Go client from a Prisma schema, providing a type-safe query builder that reduces boilerplate.

Is Go Prisma still actively maintained?+

No, the Prisma Go client is deprecated and will not receive upgrades to Prisma v7+.

Can I still use Go Prisma with newer Prisma versions?+

It will work with the version it was generated for, but it won’t receive updates for newer Prisma releases.

Do I need to write SQL manually?+

No, the generated client lets you perform queries via Go methods without writing raw SQL.

Summarized by DevHunt from goprisma.org · Sep 28, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.