Function: tenantClient()

> tenantClient<T>(): T

A client that resolves from the context on every access.

The -prisma stores take a client when they are built — at boot — and hold it for the life of the process. Under schema-per-tenant the right client is only known per request, so what they must hold is not a client but a way to reach one:

const tenantDb = tenantClient<PrismaClient>()
const auth = prismaAuthStores(tenantDb)
const perms = prismaAccessStore(tenantDb)

Every application doing this wrote the same proxy by hand, because the pattern was tolerated — ensureModel catches the "not yet resolvable" case explicitly — but never supplied. Writing it wrong does not raise an error: it points every tenant at whatever client was passed instead, which in the usual mistake is the central one. Tenant data, silently, in the wrong schema.

Not a substitute for db(): inside a request, call db(). This is for the handful of places that must be constructed before a request exists.

Type Parameters

T

T extends object = Record<string, unknown>

Returns

T