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graphql-input-resolvers

v0.0.8

Published

A package that allows for resolvers to be defined on input types

Downloads

36

Readme

GraphQL input resolvers

This package allows resolvers to be defined for input types

Installation

npm install graphql-input-resolvers

Usage

input TestInput {
    foo: String
}

type Query {
    test(input: TestInput!): String!
}
query {
    test(input: { foo: "FOO" })
}
makeExecutableSchema({
    typeDefs,
    resolvers: createInputResolvers(typeDefs, {
        Query: {
            test: () => `Test Result`
        },
        TestInput: {
            foo: (source, args, context, info) => {
                // source -> The result of executing the test resolver (i.e. "Test Result")
                // args -> The "unwrapped" argument from recursive processing (i.e. "FOO")
                // context -> Same as was passed to the test resolver
                // info -> Constructed for resolver. Additional "parameter" property indicating
                //          the execution is taking place as part of parameter resolution
                console.log(`INPUT RESOLVER - This will be executed ` +
                    `if "foo" is included in the input type`);
                return `This result is not currently stored anywhere`;
            }
        }
    })
});

Details

  • Args are processed in parallel
  • All properties with resolvers on each type are executed in parallel
  • Once complete, any properties without resolvers are recursively processed
  • No input resolver results are stored at this time