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graphcool-compose

v1.1.1

Published

graphcool - allow folder structure

Downloads

11

Readme

graphcool-compose

Command line tool that composes the graphcool.yml and types.graphql following a predefined folder structure. Allows you to structure your project into modules, each with its own resolvers, permission queries, graphcool.yml file and types.graphql file

Installation

$ npm install -g graphcool-compose

or

$ yarn global add graphcool-compose

Usage

build for default target
$ graphcool-compose
build for specific target
$ graphcool-compose --target qa
build and call graphcool deploy
$ graphcool-compose --target qa --deploy
build and call graphcool deploy --force
$ graphcool-compose --target qa --deploy --force

Prerequisites

A valid graphcool project is assumed (folder with a .graphcoolrc)

File Structure

see example here

graphcool-compose assumes a specific folder structure

|-- environemnts
    |-- default.yml
    |-- target1.yml
    |-- target2.yml
    ...
|-- src
    |-- module1
        |-- resolvers
            |-- resolver1.graphql
            |-- resolver1.ts
            |-- resolver2.graphql
            |-- resolver2.js
        |-- permissions
            |-- type1.graphql
            |-- type2.graphql
        |-- graphcool.yml
        |-- types.graphql
    |-- module2
        |-- types.graphql
|-- .graphcoolrc

File Structure Details

| folder | details | | ------ | ------ | | environemnts | environment vars will be set for every resolver. default.yml will be merged with the target specific file | | src/moduleX | every module will have it's own folder in the src | | src/moduleX/resolvers | the resolver files - a resolverName.graphql + resolverName.ts (or.js) pair | | src/moduleX/permissions | the graphql files that hold the permission queries | | src/moduleX/graphcool.yml | basically permissions, just like in the graphcool.yml; note that the query paths are relative, will be resolved by graphcool-compose | | src/moduleX/types.graphql | these files will just be merged in the root/types.graphql file |