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@taruks/umi-plugin-apollo

v0.0.20

Published

Umi plugin for apollo graphql client

Downloads

2

Readme

umi-plugin-apollo

NPM version

Umi plugin for apollo graphql client.

Install

$ yarn add umi-plugin-apollo    # OR npm install --save umi-plugin-apollo

Setup

Having setup the umi-plugin-react, add the umi-plugin-apollo plugin:

// .umirc.js

export default {
  plugins: [
    ['umi-plugin-react', {
      routes: {
        exclude: [
          /schema\.(js|jsx|ts|tsx)$/,
          /resolvers\.(js|jsx|ts|tsx)$/,
        ],
      },
      // other umi-plugin-react options
    }],
    ['umi-plugin-apollo', {/*
      uri: 'https://my.endpoint.com/graphql',
      mock: true,
      hooksImportFrom: 'react-apollo-hooks',
      options: 'path/to/options/file',
    */}],
  ]
}

Done.

Options

| name | type | default | | --------------- | --------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | | uri | string (required in production) | process.env.GRAPHQL_URI | | mock | string (optional) | process.env.MOCK | | hooksImportFrom | 'react-apollo-hooks' | 'react-apollo' | 'react-apollo-hooks' | | options | string (optional) | ./options/apollo.js |

Options file

You can create an options file that will be used to customize the creation of ApolloClient. Define this file on the options field in the plugin options:

// .umirc.js
export default {
  plugins: [
    ['umi-plugin-apollo', {
      options: 'path/to/options/file',
    }],
  ]
}

This file can define the following fields:

// path/to/options/file.js'

export const cacheOptions = {
};

export const httpLinkOptions = {
};

export const stateLinkOptions = {
};

export const extraLinks = [
];

export const clientOptions = {
};

export const providerOptions = {
};

export const makeCache = undefined; // : ({ cacheOptions }) => Cache
export const makeHttpLink = undefined; // : ({ clientStateLink, remoteLink, httpLinkOptions }) => ApolloLink
export const makeClientStateLink = undefined; // : ({ resolvers, defaults, cache, typeDefs, stateLinkOptions }) => ApolloLink
export const makeLink = undefined; // : ({ clientStateLink, remoteLink, extraLinks }) => ApolloLink
export const makeClient = undefined; // : ({ link, cache, clientOptions }) => ApolloClient
export const makeProvider = undefined; // : ({ client, providerOptions }) => ReactElement (eg: ({ children }) => <ApolloProvider client={client}>{children}</ApolloProvider)

Please, check this example.

Generators

$ umi generate apollo:page user/index

Result:

└── src/
    ├── pages/
        ├── user/
            ├── index.css
            ├── index.js
            ├── schema.js
            └── resolvers.js

Runtime

Run yarn start (or npm start) then navigate to http://localhost:8000/user.

Under the hood

Check the generated files on src/pages/.umi/apollo.

License

MIT