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@agnathan/types-simple

v1.0.39

Published

TypeScript types, GraphQL schema, and operations for StratiqAI

Readme

StratiqAI Types Simple

Central package for GraphQL schema, operations, and TypeScript types.

Workflow for Keeping Types in Sync

1. Update GraphQL Schema

Edit src/schema.graphql when you need to change types, fields, or operations.

2. Update GraphQL Operations

Edit operation files in src/graphql/**/*.ts to match the schema.

3. Generate TypeScript Types

Run code generation to create TypeScript types from the schema and validate operations:

npm run generate:types

This will:

  • ✅ Generate TypeScript types from the schema
  • ✅ Validate all operations against the schema
  • ✅ Fail if operations don't match the schema (prevents drift)

4. Use Generated Types

Import and use the generated types in your code:

import { Q_GET_PROJECT } from "stratiqai-types-simple/operations";
import type {
  GetProjectQuery,
  GetProjectQueryVariables,
} from "stratiqai-types-simple";

// Type-safe GraphQL operations
const result = await client.query<GetProjectQuery, GetProjectQueryVariables>({
  query: Q_GET_PROJECT,
  variables: { id: "123" },
});

Best Practices

  1. Always run npm run generate:types after schema changes - This ensures types stay in sync
  2. Fix validation errors immediately - Don't ignore codegen validation errors
  3. Use generated types everywhere - Import types from this package, don't redefine them
  4. Schema-first development - Update the schema first, then operations, then regenerate types

CI/CD Integration

Add to your CI pipeline to catch type mismatches:

- name: Validate GraphQL types
  run: npm run generate:types

This will fail the build if operations don't match the schema.