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@omgjs/labkit-webapp-graphql-relay

v2.0.0

Published

Relay environment, network, route preloading, and store helpers for Labkit webapps.

Readme

@omgjs/labkit-webapp-graphql-relay

@omgjs/labkit-webapp-graphql-relay contains Relay runtime helpers for auth-aware GraphQL HTTP requests, GraphQL WS subscriptions, route preloading, and Relay store maintenance.

Owns

  • Relay environment factory.
  • Auth-aware Relay fetch with one refresh retry for non-auth operations.
  • Auth-aware GraphQL WS connection-params creation.
  • Default Relay runtime that composes Relay, auth, and realtime recovery.
  • Relay subscribe function integration.
  • Default realtime runtime creation when only websocket options are provided.
  • Realtime client termination after auth-token changes.
  • Realtime connection-state access for UI.
  • Route query preload with abort disposal.
  • Root-field store updater helper.
  • Unauthorized GraphQL response helper.

Does Not Own

  • Vite endpoint environment variables.
  • Generated Relay operation types.
  • Product route files.
  • Product auth session implementation.
  • GraphQL server schema.

Usage

Use DefaultWebappRelayRuntime for the normal production path. It creates the Relay environment and realtime runtime together, refreshes expiring auth before websocket reconnects, and exposes the same realtime state that product UI can display.

import {
  DefaultWebappRelayRuntime,
} from "@omgjs/labkit-webapp-graphql-relay";

export const relayRuntime = new DefaultWebappRelayRuntime({
  httpEndpoint: HTTP_ENDPOINT,
  wsEndpoint: WS_ENDPOINT,
  auth,
});

export function createRelayEnvironment() {
  return relayRuntime.getEnvironment();
}

export const realtime = relayRuntime.getRealtime();
export const getRealtimeConnectionState =
  relayRuntime.getRealtimeConnectionState;
export const subscribeToRealtimeConnectionState =
  relayRuntime.subscribeToRealtimeConnectionState;

The auth adapter must include getAuthSession() so Labkit can refresh an expiring access token before websocket reconnects.

Advanced applications can still provide their own realtime adapter to createWebappRelayEnvironment or use createAuthAwareRelayGraphqlWsConnectionParams directly when replacing only one runtime policy.

For TanStack Router loaders:

import { loadRouteQuery } from "@omgjs/labkit-webapp-graphql-relay";

loader: ({ abortController, context }) => ({
  queryRef: loadRouteQuery({
    abortSignal: abortController.signal,
    environment: context.relayEnvironment,
    query: ChatPageQuery,
    variables: {},
  }),
});

Endpoint resolution intentionally remains app-owned until another browser app needs the same Vite URL policy.

Release Channel

This package is published on npm as part of the Labkit release train. Breaking public API changes are released in a new package version with matching docs.

Package Format

This package publishes both CommonJS and ESM entry points. Browser bundlers should use the ESM import entry automatically.