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graphql-request-generator

v1.0.5

Published

Utility class to generate GraphQL queries or mutations to be used within an API client

Downloads

6

Readme

GraphQL Request generator

codecov

Utility class to generate GraphQL queries or mutations to be tested or used with an API client

The GraphQLRequest interface

Classes are using an array of GraphQLRequest objects, structured as following

type GraphQLValueItem = string | number | boolean | object;
type GraphQLValue = { [k: string]: GraphQLValueItem };

interface GraphQLRequest {
    fragmentName: string;
    fragmentParams?: GraphQLParam[];
    fragmentFields?: string[];
    fragmentValues?: GraphQLValue;
}

interface GraphQLParam {
    name: string;
    alias?: string;
    type: string;
}

GraphQLGenerator

The GraphQLGenerator class will do all of the syntax checking and values-compliance based on passed params. For example

const request: IGraphQLRequest = {
    fragmentName: 'createUser',
    fragmentFields: ['id','name','surname'],
    fragmentParams:[{
        name:'user',
        type:'UserInput'
    }]
}

Not providing user inside fragmentValues object will throw a ValidationError

Generation

Consider the following input

const requests: IGraphQLRequest[] = [{
    fragmentName: 'users',
    fragmentFields: ['id', 'name', 'surname'],
    fragmentParams: [{
        name: 'id',
        type: 'String'
    }],
    fragmentValues: {
        id: "123"
    }
}];
Query Generator

With a GraphqlQueryGenerator class, will produce the following output

const generator = new GraphqlQueryGenerator()
const query = generator.generateRequestString(requests);

// query
query($id:String) { 
    users(id:$id){
        id
        name
        surname
    }
}
Mutation Generator

With a GraphqlMutationGenerator class, will produce the following output

const generator = new GraphqlMutationGenerator()
const query = generator.generateRequestString(requests);

// mutation
mutation($id:String) { 
    users(id:$id){
        id
        name
        surname
    }
}

Linting

ESLint has been implemented in this repo, you can run it by using

npm run lint

Tests

Tests have been written using Jest and ts-jest, you can run them by using

npm run test