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graphql-schema

v0.5.1

Published

Create GraphQL schemas with a fluent/chainable interface

Downloads

944

Readme

graphql-schema

Create GraphQL schemas with a fluent/chainable interface.

Notice to <=0.3.0 users:

The API has been changed significantly. Rather than hacking ES7 classes, graphql-schema now implements a fluent/chainable API. As a bonus, we can define entire schemas.

Installation

npm install graphql-schema

Basic Usage

const rootQueryType = objectType('RootQueryType', 'TODO: Description')
  .field('hello', GraphQLString, 'Say hello to someone')
    .arg('name', GraphQLString, 'The name of the person to say hello to')
    .resolve(root, {name} => `Hello, ${name}`)
  .end();

becomes

var rootQueryType = new GraphQLObjectType({
  name: 'RootQueryType',
  description: 'TODO: Description'
  fields: {
    hello: {
      type: GraphQLString,
      description: 'Say Hello to someone',
      args: {
        name: {
          name: 'name',
          type: GraphQLString,
          description: 'The name of the person to say Hello to'
        }
      }
      resolve: (root, {name}) => `Hello, ${name}`;
    }
  }
});

Full Example

import { interfaceType, objectType, enumType, schemaFrom, listOf, notNull } from 'graphql-schema';

const episodeEnum = enumType('Episode',
    'One of the films in the Star Wars Trilogy')
  .value('NEWHOPE', 4, 'Released in 1977.')
  .value('EMPIRE', 5, 'Released in 1980.')
  .value('JEDI', 6, 'Released in 1983.')
  .end();

const characterInterface = interfaceType('Character',
    'A character in the Star Wars Trilogy')
  .field('id', notNull(GraphQLString), 'The id of the character.')
  .field('name', GraphQLString, 'The name of the character.')
  .field('friends', listOf(characterInterface),
    'The friends of the character, or an empty list if they have none')
  .field('appearsIn', listOf(episodeEnum), 'Which movies they appear in.')
  .resolve((obj) => {
    if (starWarsData.Humans[obj.id] !== undefined) {
      return humanType;
    }
    if (starWarsData.Droids[obj.id] !== undefined) {
      return droidType;
    }
    return null;
  })
  .end();

const humanType = objectType('Human', [characterInterface],
    'A humanoid creature in the Star Wars universe.')
  .field('id', notNull(GraphQLString), 'The id of the human.')
  .field('name', GraphQLString, 'The name of the human.')
  .field('friends', listOf(characterInterface),
    'The friends of the human, or an empty list if they have none', (human) => {
      return getFriends(human);
    })
  .field('appearsIn', listOf(episodeEnum), 'Which movies they appear in.')
  .field('homePlanet', GraphQLString,
    'The home planet of the human, or null if unknown.')
  .end();

const droidType = objectType('Droid', [characterInterface],
    'A mechanical creature in the Star Wars universe.')
  .field('id', notNull(GraphQLString), 'The id of the droid.')
  .field('name', GraphQLString, 'The name of the droid.')
  .field('friends', listOf(characterInterface),
    'The friends of the droid, or an empty list if they have none', (droid) => {
      return getFriends(droid);
    })
  .field('appearsIn', listOf(episodeEnum), 'Which movies they appear in.')
  .field('primaryFunction', GraphQLString, 'The primary function of the droid.')
  .end();

const queryType = objectType('Query')
  .field('hero', characterInterface, () => artoo)
  .field('human', humanType)
    .arg('id', notNull(GraphQLString))
    .resolve((root, {id}) => starWarsData.Humans[id])
  .field('droid', droidType)
    .arg('id', notNull(GraphQLString))
    .resolve((root, {id}) => starWarsData.Droids[id])
  .end();

const mutationType = objectType('Mutation')
  .field('updateCharacterName', characterInterface)
    .arg('id', notNull(GraphQLString))
    .arg('newName', notNull(GraphQLString))
    .resolve((root, {id, newName}) => updateCharacterName(id, newName))
  .end();

const starWarsSchema = schemaFrom(queryType, mutationType);

Cyclic Types

graphql-schema supports cyclic types. Instead of passing in a reference, just pass in a function instead:

const userType = objectType('User')
  .field('friends', () => listOf(userType))
  .end();

API

enumType(name, description)

Define a new GraphQLEnumType

.value(name, value, description)
.deprecated(deprecationReason)

interfaceType(name, description)

Define a new GraphQLInterfaceType.

.field(name, type, description)
.deprecated(deprecationReason)
.arg(name, type, defaultValue, description)
.resolve(fn)

objectType(name, [interfaces], description)

Define a new GraphQLObjectType.

.field(name, type, description)
.deprecated(deprecationReason)
.arg(name, type, defaultValue, description)
.resolve(fn)

schemaFrom(queryRootType, mutationRootType)

Define a new GraphQLSchema from the given root types.

listOf(type)

Define a new GraphQLList(type).

notNull(type)

Define a new GraphQLNonNull(type).

Thanks

Thanks to Florent Cailhol for the chainable interface idea!