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next-with-apollo-possible-types

v3.0.3

Published

Higher order Next.js config to generate GraphQL fragment types for Apollo

Readme

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Higher order Next.js config to generate GraphQL fragment types for Apollo (as described at https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/data/fragments/#generating-possibletypes-automatically.

Install

yarn add next-with-apollo-possible-types

Basic Usage

Update or create next.config.js with

const withPossibleTypes = require("next-with-apollo-possible-types");

module.exports = withPossibleTypes({
  possibleTypes: {
    gqlUrl: "http://localhost:8000/graphql",
  },
  // .
  // ..
  // ... other Next.js config
});

Add possibleTypes.json to your .gitignore

possibleTypes.json

Configuration

There are options you can use to customize the behavior of this plugin by adding possibleTypes object in the Next.js config in next.config.js.

const withPossibleTypes = require("next-with-apollo-possible-types");

module.exports = withPossibleTypes({
  possibleTypes: {
    gqlUrl: "https://www.example.com/graphql",
    output: "./path/to/possibleTypes.json"
  },
});

Available Options

  • gqlUrl: string - the GraphQL endpoint URL.
    • defaults to /graphql.
  • output: string - The file path of the Fragment types JSON to be created.
    • defaults to ./possibleTypes.json.