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@reharik/graphql-codegen-smart-enum-preset

v0.5.0

Published

GraphQL Code Generator preset for end-to-end smart-enum integration. Auto-derives enumValues maps and orchestrates smart-enum codegen plugins.

Downloads

120

Readme

@reharik/graphql-codegen-smart-enum-preset

A GraphQL Code Generator preset that wires smart enums across your whole codegen setup — definitions, resolver types, operation types, and Apollo policies — and auto-derives the enumValues map from your schema, so adding a new enum needs zero codegen-config changes.

📖 Full documentation: https://reharik.github.io/smart-enums/graphql/preset

The problem it removes

Integrating smart enums end-to-end by hand means repeating an enumValues map in every codegen target — server, client, each pointing every enum at your contracts package. Add an enum to the schema and there are three places to update; miss one and the generated types silently fall back to plain TypeScript enums. The preset reads the schema and fills that map for you. You write enumImportPath once per target; new enums just work.

Install

npm install @reharik/smart-enum
npm install -D @reharik/graphql-codegen-smart-enum-preset @graphql-codegen/cli graphql
# plus whichever plugins your modes use (typescript, typescript-resolvers, etc.)

The shape of it

generates:
  ./src/graphql/generated/types.generated.ts:
    preset: '@reharik/graphql-codegen-smart-enum-preset'
    presetConfig:
      mode: with-enum-values
      enumImportPath: '@packages/contracts'
    plugins:
      - typescript
      - typescript-resolvers
    config:
      # your existing config, untouched — the preset adds enumValues automatically

Three modes cover the stack: enums (generate the definitions — plus drift-proof input definers and an auto-emitted registry file when some enums are hand-authored), type-policies (Apollo rehydration), and with-enum-values (the auto-derived map for resolver/operation types). A complete contracts + server + client setup, every option, and the hand-authored-enum path are in the docs.

Related packages

| Package | Purpose | | --- | --- | | @reharik/smart-enum | Core library | | @reharik/graphql-codegen-smart-enum | Definitions (used by enums mode) | | @reharik/graphql-codegen-smart-enum-type-policies | Apollo policies (used by type-policies mode) |

License

MIT