Support & Scope

Supported

• Databases
  • PostgreSQL (Neon, Vercel Postgres, Supabase, local Postgres)
  • SQLite (file or memory)
  • Turso / LibSQL (requires auth token)
• Platforms & tooling
  • Node.js 18+
  • Next.js 14 or 15
  • React 18 or 19
  • Drizzle ORM ^0.44.0
  • ESM and CJS usage
• Features
  • Typed CRUD helpers and factories
  • Natural WHERE operators (>, >=, <, <=, !, contains/startsWith/endsWith, IN arrays)
  • Consistent result shape: { data?, error? }
  • Optimistic React hook and transition helper
  • Production utilities (error handling, performance metrics, environment helpers)

Not (yet) supported / Out-of-scope

• Client-side database access (use server actions)
• Auto-generated REST API routes (use server actions directly)
• Migrations (use Drizzle Kit)
• Advanced SQL composition helpers (joins, group by, order by)
• OR conditions in .where() chains (chaining combines with AND); use Drizzle directly for complex filters
• Pagination helpers; use Drizzle directly or wrap your own
• Transaction helpers; use Drizzle’s transaction API

Philosophy

Drizzleasy aims to be a tiny helper layer you can adopt incrementally. It shouldn’t limit what you can do with Drizzle — it just removes friction for the 80% cases and stays out of the way for the rest.