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@tsukinoko-kun/gqlc

v1.1.2

Published

GraphQL compiler

Readme

Gqlc

GraphQL compiler and type generator.

Installation

npm i --global @tsukinoko-kun/gqlc
brew install tsukinoko-kun/tap/gqlc
scoop bucket add tsukinoko-kun https://github.com/tsukinoko-kun/scoop-bucket
scoop install gqlc

Setup

gqlc init

This will create a gqlc.yaml file in the current directory.

Example configuration:

input:
  schemas: https://graphql.anilist.co
  operations: src/graphql/operations
output:
  location: src/graphql
  language: typescript
  suffix: _gqlc
  import_include_extension: false

Write your GraphQL queries in the directory specified by input.operations.

Example query:

query ExampleQuery($search: String) {
  Media(search: $search) {
    bannerImage
    averageScore
    coverImage {
      medium
      color
    }
    seasonYear
    seasonInt
    title {
      english
      native
      romaji
    }
  }
}

Usage

Run the compiler:

gqlc

The compiler will generate TypeScript files in the directory specified by output.location. You can import this generated files in your TypeScript code.

Depending on your build system, you might include the generated files in your version control or not.

License

Zlib