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@soda-gql/builder

v0.1.0

Published

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Readme

@soda-gql/builder

npm version License: MIT

Static analysis and artifact generation engine for soda-gql.

Installation

bun add -D @soda-gql/builder

Note: This package is typically used indirectly via build plugins or the CLI. Direct usage is only needed for advanced integration scenarios.

Overview

This package provides the core static analysis engine that powers soda-gql's build-time transformations:

  • Source code analysis for gql.default() calls
  • Canonical ID generation for operation tracking
  • Artifact generation for runtime transformations
  • Support for TypeScript and SWC analyzers

Features

  • Static Analysis: Analyzes TypeScript source files to discover GraphQL operations
  • Canonical ID Tracking: Generates unique identifiers for each operation based on file path and AST location
  • Artifact Generation: Creates build artifacts used by transformation plugins
  • Multi-Analyzer Support: Works with both TypeScript and SWC parsers

Programmatic Usage

For custom build tool integrations:

import { createBuilder } from "@soda-gql/builder";

const builder = await createBuilder({
  config: {
    outdir: "./graphql-system",
    include: ["./src/**/*.ts"],
    analyzer: "ts",
    schemas: {
      default: {
        schema: "./schema.graphql",
        runtimeAdapter: "./runtime-adapter.ts",
        scalars: "./scalars.ts",
      },
    },
  },
});

// Analyze source files
const analysisResult = await builder.analyze();

if (analysisResult.isOk()) {
  const artifact = analysisResult.value;
  // Use artifact for transformations
}

API Reference

createBuilder(options)

Creates a builder instance for static analysis:

const builder = await createBuilder({
  config: SodaGqlConfig,
  cwd?: string,
});

Builder Methods

  • build(options?) - Synchronously analyze source files and generate artifacts
  • buildAsync(options?) - Asynchronously analyze source files (supports parallel I/O)
  • getGeneration() - Get the current build generation number
  • getCurrentArtifact() - Retrieve the current build artifact

Async Build API

For better performance in large codebases, use the async build API:

import { createBuilder } from "@soda-gql/builder";

const builder = await createBuilder({ config });

// Async build with parallel file I/O
const result = await builder.buildAsync();

if (result.isOk()) {
  const artifact = result.value;
  // Use artifact for transformations
}

// Incremental rebuild (only processes changed files)
const incrementalResult = await builder.buildAsync();

The async API is recommended for:

  • Large codebases with many source files
  • Build tools that benefit from parallel I/O
  • Environments where non-blocking operations are preferred

Analyzer Options

| Analyzer | Description | Use Case | |----------|-------------|----------| | "ts" | TypeScript compiler API | Best type accuracy, slower | | "swc" | SWC parser | Faster parsing, good for large codebases |

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License

MIT