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lg-query

v1.0.4

Published

A strongly-typed TypeScript query builder for Labra Go GraphQL API with support for CRUD operations, filtering, pagination, and nested relationships.

Readme

LGQuery

LGQuery is a strongly-typed, fluent GraphQL query builder designed specifically for the LabraGo headless CMS API. It supports CRUD operations, filtering, pagination, and nested relationships—all written in TypeScript for a type-safe development experience.

Works great with LabraGo's GraphQL API out of the box.

Type Safety & Autocomplete

To get the most out of LGQuery, we highly recommend generating your GraphQL types and using them with the library. This enables:

  • Full TypeScript autocomplete
  • Strongly typed inputs and query fields
  • Safer and faster development experience

Features

  • Type-safe query building
  • Filtering with logical operators
  • CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
  • Nested relationship support via .include()
  • Zero GraphQL knowledge required for basic usage
  • Lightweight and dependency-minimal

Installation

npm install lg-query
or
yarn add lg-query

Usage

Here's a quick example demonstrating how to build different GraphQL queries using LGQuery.

import { GplFilter, LGQuery } from "lg-query";

GET Query

const getQuery = LGQuery
  .from<User>('user')
  .orderByAscending('name')
  .select('id', 'name')
  .include('permissions', q => q.select('id', 'name'));

console.log('GET Query:', getQuery.build());

GET Connection Query

const getQuery = LGQuery
  .fromConnection<User>('user')
  .orderByAscending('name')
  .select('id', 'name')
  .include('permissions', q => q.select('id', 'name'));

console.log('GET Query:', getQuery.build());

CREATE Query

const createQuery = LGQuery
  .create<User>('user', { name: 'labra' })
  .select('id');

console.log('CREATE Query:', createQuery.build());

UPDATE Query

const updateQuery = LGQuery
  .update<User>('user', { name: 'labra' })
  .where(GplFilter.field('id', '', '123'))
  .select('id', 'name');

console.log('UPDATE Query:', updateQuery.build());

DELETE Query

const deleteQuery = LGQuery
  .deleteFrom<User>('user')
  .where(GplFilter.field('id', '', '123'))
  .select('id');

console.log('DELETE Query:', deleteQuery.build());

GENERIC Query

const genericQuery = LGQuery
  .generic<Event>('events')
  .select('id', 'title', 'description')
  .include('registrations', q => q.select('id'))
  .where({
    start: {
      type: 'DateTime',
      required: true,
      value: "2025-09-01T00:00:00.000"
    },
    end: {
      type: 'DateTime',
      required: true,
      value: "2025-09-30T23:59:59.999"
    }
  });

console.log('GENERIC Query:', genericQuery.build());

# Build the library
```bash
npm run build

Run example usage

npm run example

📄 License MIT © GoLabra

📫 Contributing & Support Feel free to submit issues or pull requests. Feedback and contributions are always welcome!