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@dmc--98/dfe-graphql

v0.1.3

Published

GraphQL API helpers for Dynamic Form Engine

Readme

@dmc--98/dfe-graphql

Beta GraphQL API helpers for Dynamic Form Engine.

What This Package Is

@dmc--98/dfe-graphql gives you a GraphQL surface for the existing DFE server flow without forking the business logic already used by the REST adapters.

It exposes:

  • a DFE GraphQL schema
  • root resolvers for forms, submissions, field options, analytics, and completion flows
  • an execution helper you can plug into your own GraphQL server

What This Package Is Not

This package is not the main supported adoption path today. The canonical lane is still REST-oriented:

  • @dmc--98/dfe-server
  • @dmc--98/dfe-express
  • @dmc--98/dfe-prisma or @dmc--98/dfe-drizzle

Use GraphQL when your application platform already expects it.

Install

npm install @dmc--98/dfe-graphql @dmc--98/dfe-server graphql

Exports

import {
  createDfeGraphqlApi,
  createDfeGraphqlSchema,
} from '@dmc--98/dfe-graphql'

Supported Operations

Queries:

  • listForms
  • formBySlug
  • formById
  • submission
  • submissions
  • fieldOptions
  • analytics

Mutations:

  • createSubmission
  • submitStep
  • completeSubmission

Usage

import { createDfeGraphqlApi } from '@dmc--98/dfe-graphql'

const api = createDfeGraphqlApi({
  db,
  getUserId: context => context.userId,
  getTenantId: context => context.tenantId,
})

const result = await api.execute({
  source: `
    query {
      listForms {
        items {
          id
          slug
        }
      }
    }
  `,
  contextValue: {
    userId: 'user-1',
    tenantId: 'tenant-a',
  },
})

Verification Status

This package is currently Beta.

It is covered by:

  • root pnpm build
  • root pnpm test
  • root pnpm typecheck
  • package tests and typecheck
  • wrapper smoke verification

Notes

  • The GraphQL layer reuses the existing stable server orchestration for submission steps, completion, analytics, and experiment assignment.
  • If you expose this surface publicly, keep the same auth, tenant-scoping, and rate-limiting discipline you would apply to the REST router.

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