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mnr-graphql-client

v0.1.0

Published

Opinionated wrapper around apollo-client

Downloads

7

Readme

mnr-graphql-client

Opinionated wrapper around apollo-client

You may not need it!

This is a custom, highly opinionated solution aimed at code reuse for a few private projects. You'd be better off using Apollo Client directly.

Installation

$ npm install --save mnr-graphql-client

Usage example

const createGraphQLClient = require('mnr-graphql-client');

const graphQLClient = createGraphQLClient('https://my-graphql-server.com/graphql');

// This is an Express endpoint handler
async function handleRequest (req, res, next) {
  try {
    const query = buildQuerySomehow();
    const variables1 = { var: 'foo' };

    const data1 = await graphQLClient.query({ query, variables: variables1 }, req);

    const mutation = buildQuerySomehow();
    const variables2 = { var: 'bar' };

    const data2 = await graphQLClient.mutate({ mutation, variables: variables2 }, req);
  } catch (err) {
    if (err.name === 'ServiceUnavailable') {
      res.status(503).end();
      return;
    }

    next(err);
  }
}

API Reference

createGraphQLClient(uri)

  • {String} uri URI of the GraphQL server.

  • Returns {Object} graphQLClient.

Creates a client object which exposes methods for querying GraphQL server.

graphQLClient.query(requestOptions, req)

  • {Object} requestOptions Options to pass in Apollo's original query method.

  • {Object} req Express' Request object.

  • Returns {Promise<Object>} Full original Apollo's response object.

  • Throws {ServiceUnavailable}, BadGraphQLRequest, UnexpectedError.

Alias for Apollo's original query method.

graphQLClient.mutate(requestOptions, req)

  • {Object} requestOptions Options to pass in Apollo's original mutate method.

  • {Object} req Express' Request object.

  • Returns {Promise<Object>} Full original Apollo's response object.

  • Throws {ServiceUnavailable}, BadGraphQLRequest, UnexpectedError.

Alias for Apollo's original mutate method.