Interface AccessTokenDelegate<ExtArgs, GlobalOmitOptions>

Readonlyfields

aggregate

• aggregate<T extends AccessTokenAggregateArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.Subset<T, AccessTokenAggregateArgs>,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<GetAccessTokenAggregateType<T>>

  Allows you to perform aggregations operations on a AccessToken. Note, that providing undefined is treated as the value not being there. Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenAggregateArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.Subset<T, AccessTokenAggregateArgs>

    Select which aggregations you would like to apply and on what fields.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<GetAccessTokenAggregateType<T>>

  Example

  // Ordered by age ascending
  // Where email contains prisma.io
  // Limited to the 10 users
  const aggregations = await prisma.user.aggregate({
    _avg: {
      age: true,
    },
    where: {
      email: {
        contains: "prisma.io",
      },
    },
    orderBy: {
      age: "asc",
    },
    take: 10,
  })
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count

• count<T extends AccessTokenCountArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args?: Prisma.Subset<T, AccessTokenCountArgs<DefaultArgs>>,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      T extends Record_2<"select", any>
          ? T<T>["select"] extends true
              ? number
              : {
                  [P in string | number | symbol]: P extends keyof AccessTokenCountAggregateOutputType
                      ? AccessTokenCountAggregateOutputType[P<P>]
                      : never
              }
          : number,
  >

  Count the number of AccessTokens. Note, that providing undefined is treated as the value not being there. Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenCountArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • Optionalargs: Prisma.Subset<T, AccessTokenCountArgs<DefaultArgs>>

    Arguments to filter AccessTokens to count.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      T extends Record_2<"select", any>
          ? T<T>["select"] extends true
              ? number
              : {
                  [P in string | number | symbol]: P extends keyof AccessTokenCountAggregateOutputType
                      ? AccessTokenCountAggregateOutputType[P<P>]
                      : never
              }
          : number,
  >

  Example

  // Count the number of AccessTokens
  const count = await prisma.accessToken.count({
    where: {
      // ... the filter for the AccessTokens we want to count
    }
  })
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create

• create<T extends AccessTokenCreateArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenCreateArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Create a AccessToken.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenCreateArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenCreateArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to create a AccessToken.

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Create one AccessToken
  const AccessToken = await prisma.accessToken.create({
    data: {
      // ... data to create a AccessToken
    }
  })
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createMany

• createMany<T extends AccessTokenCreateManyArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args?: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenCreateManyArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<Prisma.BatchPayload>

  Create many AccessTokens.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenCreateManyArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • Optionalargs: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenCreateManyArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to create many AccessTokens.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<Prisma.BatchPayload>

  Example

  // Create many AccessTokens
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.createMany({
    data: [
      // ... provide data here
    ]
  })
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createManyAndReturn

• createManyAndReturn<T extends AccessTokenCreateManyAndReturnArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args?: Prisma.SelectSubset<
          T,
          AccessTokenCreateManyAndReturnArgs<ExtArgs>,
      >,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>[],
  >

  Create many AccessTokens and returns the data saved in the database.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenCreateManyAndReturnArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • Optionalargs: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenCreateManyAndReturnArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to create many AccessTokens.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>[],
  >

  Example

  // Create many AccessTokens
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.createManyAndReturn({
    data: [
      // ... provide data here
    ]
  })
  
  // Create many AccessTokens and only return the `id`
  const accessTokenWithIdOnly = await prisma.accessToken.createManyAndReturn({
    select: { id: true },
    data: [
      // ... provide data here
    ]
  })
  Note, that providing `undefined` is treated as the value not being there.
  Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined
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delete

• delete<T extends AccessTokenDeleteArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenDeleteArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Delete a AccessToken.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenDeleteArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenDeleteArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to delete one AccessToken.

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Delete one AccessToken
  const AccessToken = await prisma.accessToken.delete({
    where: {
      // ... filter to delete one AccessToken
    }
  })
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deleteMany

• deleteMany<T extends AccessTokenDeleteManyArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args?: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenDeleteManyArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<Prisma.BatchPayload>

  Delete zero or more AccessTokens.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenDeleteManyArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • Optionalargs: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenDeleteManyArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to filter AccessTokens to delete.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<Prisma.BatchPayload>

  Example

  // Delete a few AccessTokens
  const { count } = await prisma.accessToken.deleteMany({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    }
  })
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findFirst

• findFirst<T extends AccessTokenFindFirstArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args?: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindFirstArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>
      | null,
      null,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Find the first AccessToken that matches the filter. Note, that providing undefined is treated as the value not being there. Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenFindFirstArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • Optionalargs: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindFirstArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to find a AccessToken

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>
      | null,
      null,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Get one AccessToken
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.findFirst({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    }
  })
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findFirstOrThrow

• findFirstOrThrow<T extends AccessTokenFindFirstOrThrowArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args?: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindFirstOrThrowArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Find the first AccessToken that matches the filter or throw PrismaKnownClientError with P2025 code if no matches were found. Note, that providing undefined is treated as the value not being there. Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenFindFirstOrThrowArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • Optionalargs: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindFirstOrThrowArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to find a AccessToken

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Get one AccessToken
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.findFirstOrThrow({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    }
  })
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findMany

• findMany<T extends AccessTokenFindManyArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args?: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindManyArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>[],
  >

  Find zero or more AccessTokens that matches the filter. Note, that providing undefined is treated as the value not being there. Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenFindManyArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • Optionalargs: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindManyArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to filter and select certain fields only.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>[],
  >

  Example

  // Get all AccessTokens
  const accessTokens = await prisma.accessToken.findMany()
  
  // Get first 10 AccessTokens
  const accessTokens = await prisma.accessToken.findMany({ take: 10 })
  
  // Only select the `id`
  const accessTokenWithIdOnly = await prisma.accessToken.findMany({ select: { id: true } })
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findUnique

• findUnique<T extends AccessTokenFindUniqueArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindUniqueArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>
      | null,
      null,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Find zero or one AccessToken that matches the filter.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenFindUniqueArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindUniqueArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to find a AccessToken

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>
      | null,
      null,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Get one AccessToken
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.findUnique({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    }
  })
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findUniqueOrThrow

• findUniqueOrThrow<T extends AccessTokenFindUniqueOrThrowArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindUniqueOrThrowArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Find one AccessToken that matches the filter or throw an error with error.code='P2025' if no matches were found.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenFindUniqueOrThrowArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenFindUniqueOrThrowArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to find a AccessToken

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Get one AccessToken
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.findUniqueOrThrow({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    }
  })
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groupBy

• groupBy<
      T extends AccessTokenGroupByArgs<DefaultArgs>,
      HasSelectOrTake extends 0 | 1,
      OrderByArg extends
      
              | {
                  orderBy: | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput
                  | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput[]
                  | undefined;
              }
              | {
                  orderBy?: | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput
                  | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput[];
              },
      OrderFields extends
          | "name"
          | "id"
          | "createdAt"
          | "uuid"
          | "updatedAt"
          | "deletedAt"
          | "token",
      ByFields extends Prisma.AccessTokenScalarFieldEnum,
      ByValid extends 0 | 1,
      HavingFields extends string | number | symbol,
      HavingValid,
      ByEmpty extends 0 | 1,
      InputErrors,
  >(
      args: {
          [key in string | number | symbol]: key extends keyof AccessTokenGroupByArgs<
              DefaultArgs,
          >
              ? T[key<key>]
              : never
      } & OrderByArg & InputErrors,
  ): {} extends InputErrors
      ? GetAccessTokenGroupByPayload<T>
      : Prisma.PrismaPromise<InputErrors>

  Group by AccessToken. Note, that providing undefined is treated as the value not being there. Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenGroupByArgs<DefaultArgs>
  • HasSelectOrTake extends 0 | 1
  • OrderByArg extends
        | {
            orderBy: | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput
            | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput[]
            | undefined;
        }
        | {
            orderBy?: | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput
            | AccessTokenOrderByWithAggregationInput[];
        }
  • OrderFields extends "name" | "id" | "createdAt" | "uuid" | "updatedAt" | "deletedAt" | "token"
  • ByFields extends Prisma.AccessTokenScalarFieldEnum
  • ByValid extends 0 | 1
  • HavingFields extends string | number | symbol
  • HavingValid
  • ByEmpty extends 0 | 1
  • InputErrors

  Parameters

  • args: {
        [key in string | number | symbol]: key extends keyof AccessTokenGroupByArgs<
            DefaultArgs,
        >
            ? T[key<key>]
            : never
    } & OrderByArg & InputErrors

    Group by arguments.

  Returns {} extends InputErrors
      ? GetAccessTokenGroupByPayload<T>
      : Prisma.PrismaPromise<InputErrors>

  Example

  // Group by city, order by createdAt, get count
  const result = await prisma.user.groupBy({
    by: ['city', 'createdAt'],
    orderBy: {
      createdAt: true
    },
    _count: {
      _all: true
    },
  })
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update

• update<T extends AccessTokenUpdateArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenUpdateArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Update one AccessToken.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenUpdateArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenUpdateArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to update one AccessToken.

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Update one AccessToken
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.update({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    },
    data: {
      // ... provide data here
    }
  })
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updateMany

• updateMany<T extends AccessTokenUpdateManyArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenUpdateManyArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<Prisma.BatchPayload>

  Update zero or more AccessTokens. Note, that providing undefined is treated as the value not being there. Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenUpdateManyArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenUpdateManyArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to update one or more rows.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<Prisma.BatchPayload>

  Example

  // Update many AccessTokens
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.updateMany({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    },
    data: {
      // ... provide data here
    }
  })
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updateManyAndReturn

• updateManyAndReturn<T extends AccessTokenUpdateManyAndReturnArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<
          T,
          AccessTokenUpdateManyAndReturnArgs<ExtArgs>,
      >,
  ): Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>[],
  >

  Update zero or more AccessTokens and returns the data updated in the database.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenUpdateManyAndReturnArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenUpdateManyAndReturnArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to update many AccessTokens.

  Returns Prisma.PrismaPromise<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>[],
  >

  Example

  // Update many AccessTokens
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.updateManyAndReturn({
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    },
    data: [
      // ... provide data here
    ]
  })
  
  // Update zero or more AccessTokens and only return the `id`
  const accessTokenWithIdOnly = await prisma.accessToken.updateManyAndReturn({
    select: { id: true },
    where: {
      // ... provide filter here
    },
    data: [
      // ... provide data here
    ]
  })
  Note, that providing `undefined` is treated as the value not being there.
  Read more here: https://pris.ly/d/null-undefined
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upsert

• upsert<T extends AccessTokenUpsertArgs<DefaultArgs>>(
      args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenUpsertArgs<ExtArgs>>,
  ): Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Create or update one AccessToken.

  Type Parameters

  • T extends AccessTokenUpsertArgs<DefaultArgs>

  Parameters

  • args: Prisma.SelectSubset<T, AccessTokenUpsertArgs<ExtArgs>>

    Arguments to update or create a AccessToken.

  Returns Prisma__AccessTokenClient<
      GetFindResult<$AccessTokenPayload<ExtArgs>, T, GlobalOmitOptions>,
      never,
      ExtArgs,
      GlobalOmitOptions,
  >

  Example

  // Update or create a AccessToken
  const accessToken = await prisma.accessToken.upsert({
    create: {
      // ... data to create a AccessToken
    },
    update: {
      // ... in case it already exists, update
    },
    where: {
      // ... the filter for the AccessToken we want to update
    }
  })
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