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gqlfix

v1.0.5

Published

CLI to fix deprecated GraphQL fields using schema guidance

Readme

gqlfix

A CLI tool that automatically replaces deprecated GraphQL fields in your code based on your schema, and optionally scans for deprecated usage.

What it does

  • Scans .ts, .tsx, and .graphql files using glob patterns
  • Detects fields marked as @deprecated(reason: "Use xyz instead") in your schema
  • Replaces or reports deprecated fields with their recommended alternatives

Installation

yarn add -D gqlfix

Or with npm:

npm install --save-dev gqlfix

Usage

🔧 Fix Deprecated Fields

npx gqlfix schema=path/to/schema.graphql

This will:

  • Parse the schema and identify fields with deprecation warnings that contain "Use XYZ instead"
  • Search your project for gql template literals or .graphql files
  • Automatically replace deprecated fields with their suggested alternatives

🔍 Check Deprecated Usages (No Edits)

npx gqlcheck

This will:

  • Parse the same schema at graphql/schema.graphql
  • List all deprecated field usages across your codebase with file and line information
  • Exit with code 1 if any deprecated usage is found

Customizing Paths

If your GraphQL files live outside of src/, you can specify custom glob patterns using a config file.

Supported Config Formats

  • gqlfix.config.js
  • gqlfix.config.json
  • gqlfix.config.yaml
  • .gqlfixrc
  • Or inside package.json:
"gqlfix": {
  "includePaths": ["src/**/*.ts", "queries/**/*.graphql"]
}

Notes

  • Works only for deprecations with a clear "Use X instead" reason
  • Skips aliased fields to avoid breaking custom behavior
  • Designed for codebases using gql template literals or .graphql files

Example

Schema

type Product {
  title: String @deprecated(reason: "Use displayName instead")
  displayName: String
}

Before

title

After

displayName

License

ISC