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use-redux-graphql

v0.0.2

Published

Connect to Redux state with React Hook for client-side GraphQL query via lightweight graphql-object

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Readme

use-redux-graphql

Connect to your Redux state with a React hook that does a client-side GraphQL query via the lightweight graphql-object utility.

⚛️:sunglasses:⚛️

Use Apollo? See use-redux-graphql-apollo.

This can help as you migrate an existing application from storing API response data in Redux and accessing through selectors toward fetching it from a GraphQL server via React Hooks.

Queries will automatically re-execute whenever state changes to get the latest data.

Table of Contents

Usage in Components

Here's how you use the React hook it in a component:

import * as React from "react";
import gql from "graphql-tag";
import { useReduxGraphQuery } from "use-redux-graphql";
import { ReduxGQLQuery } from "./__generated__/reduxGQL";

const COMP_QUERY = gql`
  {
    redux {
      name
      nested {
        flag
      }
    }
  }
`;

export const Comp = () => {
  const { data } = useReduxGraphQuery<ReduxGQLQuery>(COMP_QUERY);

  return <h1>name: {data?.redux?.name}</h1>;
};

TypeScript

If you want to generate TypeScript types from a Redux GraphQL schema you maintain, you can write a schema in an external file, e.g., src/graphql/redux.graphql:

type Place {
  kind: String
}

type Nested {
  flag: Boolean
  place: Place
}

type Redux {
  name: String
  nested: Nested
}

type Query {
  redux: Redux
}

And here's how you can build the types:

mkdir -p src/__generated__
npm install --save-dev graphql-schema-typescript
npx graphql-schema-typescript generate-ts src/graphql --typePrefix ReduxGQL --output src/__generated__/reduxGQL.d.ts

You can add that last command to a build:types:graphql script in your package.json.