How to use the @prisma/cli.unknownCommand function in @prisma/cli
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prisma / prisma2 / cli / prisma2 / src / CLI.ts View on Github 
await download({
binaries: {
'query-engine': binaryPath,
'migration-engine': binaryPath,
'introspection-engine': binaryPath,
},
showProgress: true,
version,
failSilent: false,
})
}
return cmd.parse(args._.slice(1))
}
// unknown command
return unknownCommand(CLI.help, args._[0])
}}
// check if we have that subcommand
const cmd = this.cmds[args._[0]]
if (cmd) {
const nextFreePort = await getNextFreePort(process.cwd())
if (typeof nextFreePort !== 'number') {
const command = `prisma2 lift ${argv.join(' ')}`
throw new Error(`Cannot run ${chalk.bold(command)} because there is a ${chalk.bold(
'prisma2 dev',
)} command running in this directory.
Please ${gamboge(`stop ${chalk.bold('prisma2 dev')} first`)}, then try ${chalk.greenBright.bold(command)} again`)
}
return cmd.parse(args._.slice(1))
}
return unknownCommand(LiftCommand.help, args._[0])
}@prisma/cli
Prisma is an open-source database toolkit. It includes a JavaScript/TypeScript ORM for Node.js, migrations and a modern GUI to view and edit the data in your database. You can use Prisma in new projects or add it to an existing one.
