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@lyeve-labs/client-graphql

v0.1.4

Published

GraphQL client for LyEve Core - queries, mutations, and subscriptions over WebSocket

Downloads

340

Readme

@lyeve-labs/client-graphql

GraphQL client for LyEve Core. Queries, mutations, and subscriptions over WebSocket.

License: MIT TypeScript

pnpm add @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-graphql
import { createClient } from "@lyeve-labs/client";
import { createGraphQLClient } from "@lyeve-labs/client-graphql";

const http = createClient(fetch, { Authorization: "Bearer <token>" });
const gql = createGraphQLClient({ httpClient: http });

const { data } = await gql.query(`{ schemas { name fields { name type } } }`);

Query, mutate, subscribe. One client, all three operations.


What's in the box

  • Queries: typed query<T>(query, variables?) over HTTP POST.
  • Mutations: typed mutate<T>(mutation, variables?) over HTTP POST.
  • Subscriptions: subscribe<T>(query, variables, handlers) over WebSocket using the graphql-transport-ws protocol.
  • Thin layer: delegates HTTP to @lyeve-labs/client so auth, error handling, and retry just work.

Requirements

Install

pnpm add @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-graphql
# or npm install @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-graphql
# or yarn add @lyeve-labs/client @lyeve-labs/client-graphql

Use

import { createClient } from "@lyeve-labs/client";
import { createGraphQLClient } from "@lyeve-labs/client-graphql";

const http = createClient(fetch, { Authorization: "Bearer <token>" });
const gql = createGraphQLClient({ httpClient: http });

// Query
const { data, errors } = await gql.query<{ schemas: Schema[] }>(
  `{ schemas { name fields { name type } } }`,
);

// Mutation
const { data } = await gql.mutate<{ createSchema: { id: string } }>(
  `mutation { createSchema(name: "reviews") { id } }`,
);

// Subscription
const sub = gql.subscribe(
  `subscription { contentChanged { schema record_id } }`,
  {},
  {
    onData: (ev) => console.log("change:", ev),
    onError: (err) => console.error(err),
  },
);
// Later: sub.unsubscribe();

API

| Method | Description | | ------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | query<T>(query, variables?) | GraphQL query via POST /api/v1/graphql | | mutate<T>(mutation, variables?) | GraphQL mutation via POST /api/v1/graphql | | subscribe<T>(subscription, variables, handlers) | Subscribe over WebSocket (graphql-transport-ws). Returns { unsubscribe } |

baseUrl in the config overrides the endpoint (default: relative /api/v1/graphql).

Local development

pnpm install            # install dependencies
pnpm test               # run unit tests
pnpm check              # type-check
pnpm build              # tsup + publint -> dist/

Project layout

src/
  client.ts          # createGraphQLClient
  index.ts           # public API
tests/               # vitest test suite

Versioning

@lyeve-labs/client-graphql follows SemVer. While under 1.0, breaking changes bump the minor version; additive changes bump the patch. Every release is logged in CHANGELOG.md.

Contributing

Bug reports and feature requests are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the development setup and conventions.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.