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graphql-tag-swc-plugin

v1.0.0

Published

SWC plugin to expand gql tags at build time

Downloads

3,457

Readme

graphql-tag-swc-plugin

SWC plugin alternative to babel-plugin-graphql-tag

Installation

npm install -D graphql-tag-swc-plugin

Usage

SWC

Add following to swc config (below with default values):

jsc: {
  experimental: {
    plugins: [
      ["graphql-tag-swc-plugin",
        {
          importSources: ["@apollo/client", "graphql-tag"],
          gqlTagIdentifiers: ["gql"]
        },
      ],
    ],
  },
},

Next js

Add following to next config (below with default values):

experimental: {
  swcPlugins: [
    ["graphql-tag-swc-plugin",
      {
        importSources: ["@apollo/client", "graphql-tag"],
        gqlTagIdentifiers: ["gql"]
      },
    ],
  ],
},

Configuration

Following props are accepted by plugin currently, inline with babel alternative:

  1. importSources:

    default: ["@apollo/client", "graphql-tag"]

import paths from where gql tag is imported for which plugin should compile graphql

  1. gqlTagIdentifiers:

    default: ["gql"]

Identifier by which graphql-tag will be imported. Example: Here import { gql } from "@apollo/client, "gql" is the identifier.

  1. strip:

    default: false

If true, it pre-process graphql input to remove redundant (like whitespace and comments) characters by passing it through apollo_parser's lexer. This results in smaller AST in some cases and smaller footprint in bundle size.

Contribution

All contributions are welcome! For any bug / feature request please create a Pull request with fixture for the same whenever possible.

Pre-requisites

Here is list of topics and resources to quickly get you up to contributing!

  1. Rust: https://www.rust-lang.org/learn

  2. AST and Visitors: https://notairy.vercel.app/note/ast and https://patshaughnessy.net/2022/1/22/visiting-an-abstract-syntax-tree

  3. SWC: https://swc.rs/

Architecture

Here is the basic code walkthrough (updated at v0.1.4) code walkthrough

Authors

  • @rishabh3112 - Rishabh Chawla

License

MIT