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@zkp2p/indexer-schema

v0.1.4

Published

ZKP2P Indexer GraphQL schema

Readme

@zkp2p/indexer-schema

Exports the GraphQL schema used by the ZKP2P indexer.

Install

pnpm add @zkp2p/indexer-schema

Usage

// Load the SDL string (GraphQL schema) in Node
import { schemaSDL } from '@zkp2p/indexer-schema';
// or CommonJS: const { schemaSDL } = require('@zkp2p/indexer-schema');

// Path reference for codegen configs
schema: node_modules/@zkp2p/indexer-schema/dist/schema.graphql

Notes

  • Includes: Deposit, Intent, DepositPaymentMethod, MethodCurrency.
  • The file is generated at publish time from the indexer repo.

Backend Codegen Example (using domain.graphql)

This is a minimal example to generate TypeScript types from the exported domain schema.

1) Install codegen tooling

pnpm add -D @graphql-codegen/cli @graphql-codegen/typescript @graphql-codegen/typescript-operations

2) Add a codegen config (codegen.yml)

schema: node_modules/@zkp2p/indexer-schema/dist/schema.graphql
# Alternatively, if using a workspace dependency:
# schema: ../zkp2p-indexer/dist/schema.graphql

generates:
  src/__generated__/types.ts:
    plugins:
      - typescript
      - typescript-operations
    config:
      avoidOptionals: true

3) Add an npm script

"scripts": {
  "codegen": "graphql-codegen --config codegen.yml"
}

4) Use the generated types

  • Import Deposit, Intent, etc. operation and type definitions from src/__generated__/types.ts.
  • If you serve GraphQL in the backend, you can build an executable schema from domain.graphql and provide resolvers that read from the indexer’s DB.
  • If you serve REST, use the generated types to type DTOs and service responses.

Notes

  • We export the schema needed by backend consumers (no raw event entities). It matches the data model our handlers populate.
  • When the schema changes in a breaking way (e.g., a field becomes non‑null), bump the schema package version and update your backend accordingly.