typesafe-query-builder VS postgres-schema-builder

I'm using my own query builder in production with lots of succcess (easy to develop with, fast, flexible enough) but there are quite a few projects in that space that I have listed here. To me the most feature-complete and typesafe-first one seems to be mammoth.

Maybe typesafe-query-builder is worth a look.

Hey there, I'm Nikolas from the Prisma team. We have a section about this in our docs: Should you use Prisma? where we explain when Prisma is a good use case for you and when other alternatives might be better. It sounds like you could look into tools like Slonik, pgtyped, Zapatos, postgres-schema-builder which are all great type-safe SQL libraries.

Two years ago, I started publishing the code on GitHub (postgres-schema-builder, current version is 1.2.0-beta.3). The code has been in our production code for over 3 years now (and I'm also using it for several private side projects), but our team is currently working on a brand new library! The idea stays the same as for the postgres-schema-builder: You define your database schema and get the corresponding interface types derived from the schema (without code generation). Further, you can perform typesafe SQL queries against your defined schema. With the upcoming library, we plan to even allow more complex queries like joins, aggregations, database views, etc..., all typesafe, all functional API! I hope we are able to release a first beta version in about 1-2 months. I will keep you up to date!