@windranger-io - subgraphql

A Tool to easily launch subgraph flavoured graphql servers via graphql-yoga

SubgraphQL is a tool that helps convert GraphProtocol subgraph-style schema.graphql files into functional graphql-yoga servers.

Simply provide the content of your subgraph's schema.graphql and a valid entities object, and subgraphql will expose the resultant GraphQL schema as a server. It can be used in either a Node.js environment or as a Next.js endpoint.

Getting started

• Install subgraphql:

  $ yarn add subgraphql

• Import subgraphql:

  import { createSubgraph } from 'subgraphql'

• Construct your schema and 1:1 mapped entities:

  const schema = `
    # id = \`\${owner}\`
    type Name @entity {
      id: ID!
      name: String
      owner: Bytes
      number: BigNumber
    }
  `
  const entities = {
    Name: [
      {
        id: '0',
        name: 'grezle',
        owner: '0x0...',
        number: '0848293943825030',
      },
    ],
  }

• Setup graphql-yoga with subgraphql and expose as a server (example):

  import * as http from 'http'
  
  const subgraph = createSubgraph({
    schema,
    entities,
    name?: ``, // follow graphprotocol naming - `/subgraphs/name/${name}/graphql`
    graphqlEndpoint?: ``, // override name and set the full graphqlEndpoint uri
    defaultQuery?: `
      {
        names {
          id
          name
          number
          owner
        }
      }`
  });
  
  const server = http.createServer(subgraph)
  
  server.listen(4001, () => {
    console.info('Server is running on http://localhost:4001/api/graphql')
  })

  * Start subgraphql with node:

  $ node ./[filename].js

• Or expose as a next.js endpoint (example):

  import type { NextApiRequest, NextApiResponse } from 'next'
  
  export default createSubgraph<NextApiRequest, NextApiResponse>({
    schema,
    entities,
    graphqlEndpoint: `/api/graphql`, // this _must_ match the current route
    defaultQuery: `
      {
        names {
          id
          name
          number
          owner
        }
      }`,
  })

  * Start next.js as normal:

  $ yarn dev

Checkout the examples directory for more details...