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@gleanql/client

v0.1.7

Published

Glean's runtime: normalized cache, fine-grained reactivity, mutations, subscriptions and React hooks

Downloads

1,215

Readme

@gleanql/client

The runtime for GleanQL — GraphQL without writing GraphQL. Install this in your app; the @gleanql/vite plugin generates the schema-specific pieces (the typed glean accessor, compiled operations, framework glue) into it at build time.

import { glean } from "@gleanql/client";

export function ProductPage({ params }: { params: { handle: string } }) {
  const product = glean.product({ handle: params.handle });
  return <h1>{product.title}</h1>; // compiled into one operation per route
}

What lives here

  • Normalized reactive cache — entity + path identity, field-level re-rendering, Suspense-aware reads, batched missing-field fetches, reference-counted retention, LRU + staleness-aware GC.
  • Hooks (via the generated @gleanql/client/client entry) — useGlean, useMutation (optimistic fields and list membership, auto-rollback), useSubscription (SSE or graphql-ws), usePaginated, refresh, runOperation (typed by the generated GleanOperations interface), onEvent (one channel for every runtime incident — wire it to Sentry).
  • Transports — a fetch adapter with persisted-operation mode (hash-only requests, APQ wire shape) and a graphql-ws adapter; anything else plugs in behind the two-method GraphClientAdapter interface.
  • Server pieces — request-scoped runtimes for SSR/RSC, hydration serialization, runMutation, and createPersistedResolver (the server-side persisted-operation allowlist).

Docs

Full documentation lives in the GleanQL repo — run pnpm docs there, or start with the Get Started guide.

MIT