Thanks for reply, the reason why I was doing like this because I already have a sqlite file, and I want make it synchronizable.
Sorry I am new to prisma, like I said, I already have a sqlite file with some data, how to synchronize it?

Hi @aquarius-wing, as @thruflo pointed out, our generation script starts from the electrified subset of the Postgres database. So in your case you will need to ensure that your Postgres database reflects the state of your SQLite database. There are many ways how to achieve this. You can manually migrate your Postgres database, or alternatively, you could use a migration tool to help you. For instance, you could use Prisma to introspect your SQLite database, which will result in a Prisma schema, and then you could instruct Prisma to migrate your Postgres database from that schema. The result should be a Postgres database that reflects your SQLite schema. Then, you will need to electrify the tables that you want to replicate to the client. And then you're ready to run the generation script.

Thanks, So, can the image belowe summarizes your instructions?

Not exactly, you're missing a step.
The steps are:

1. Action: Prisma introspection (cf. Prisma docs)
   Input: SQLite database + initial Prisma schema configured to connect to SQLite DB.
   Output: updated Prisma schema with the models from the SQLite DB
2. Action: Prisma migrate (cf. Prisma docs)
   Input: Prisma schema (modified to connect to Postgres DB)
   Output: migrated Postgres DB
3. Action: npx electric-sql generate
   Output: Electric client

Thank you for your reply.
Now I got this error log Command failed: npx prisma db pull --schema=".electric_migrations_tmp_R6NOvQ/prisma/schema.prisma
when i execute command npx electric-sql generate

Here are the commands what I run:

1. npx prisma migrate dev --name init
2. npx prisma migrate deploy

And now here is the structure of database:

You can see the table is in there