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@fangorn-network/subgraph-client

v0.0.8

Published

Client to simplify interacting with Fangorn subgraphs.

Downloads

824

Readme

Subgraph Client

Setup

Pre-reqs

  1. Ensure pnpm is installed and run pnpm i
  2. Run cp env.example .env and include the subgraph URL that you wish to generate types from

Generate

On first install or subsequent changes to queries/fragments you need to generate files using pnpm codegen

Files of interest:

codgen.ts

This file defines what is generated and where it is stored.

src/graphql/*

This folder contains all queries and fragments that are used to generate the files that are in the src/generated folder

src/client.ts

The wrapper around the generated graphql client. It ensures that query results are appropriately mapped to their vanilla typescript types.

src/typeMappings.ts

This file contains how query results are mapped to the vanilla typescript types.

More info on Subgraphs

For more info related to the Fangorn Subgraph please check the README in the Fangorn Subgraph project.