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@absinthe/socket
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Absinthe Socket
All received and returned objects with the exception of AbsintheSocket instances (there are plans to make this immutable too) are treated in an immutable way. Objects have no methods and instead we provide independant stateless functions to interact with them.
If provided phoenix socket instance is not connected, then instead of connecting at creation time, connection will be established on the next invocation of send.
Pending mutations will be aborted, queries will be resent, and subscriptions reestablished.
Calling cancel removes given notifier from absintheSocket instance and sends a Cancel event to all its observers and unsubscribes in case it holds a subscription request.
If an already sent request is given to send, then instead of sending it again, the notifier associated with it will be returned.
Since connection lost is handled, then two events needs to exist to represent this fact: Error (recoverable), Abort (unrecoverable).
Calling send returns a notifier which allows attaching any number of observers that will be notified when result arrives.
For the case of subscriptions, Start event is dispatched when the subscription is established, while for the other types (queries and mutations), when the request is sent.
$ npm install --save @absinthe/socket
$ yarn add @absinthe/socket
// from @jumpn/utils-graphql
type GqlRequest<Variables: void | Object = void> = {
operation: string,
variables?: Variables
};
type Event = "Abort" | "Cancel" | "Error" | "Start" | "Result";
type Observer<Result> = {
onAbort: (error: Error) => any,
onCancel: (error: Error) => any,
onError: (error: Error) => any,
onStart: () => any,
onResult: (result: Result) => any
};
type Notifier<Result> = {
observers: Array<Observer<Result>>,
operationType: GqlOperationType,
request: GqlRequest<*>,
subscriptionId?: string
};
type AbsintheSocket = {
channel: Channel,
channelJoinCreated: boolean,
notifiers: Array<Notifier<any>>,
phoenixSocket: PhoenixSocket
};
Cancels a notifier sending a Cancel event to all its observers and unsubscribing in case it holds a subscription request
Parameters
absintheSocket
AbsintheSocketnotifier
Notifier<any>Examples
import * as AbsintheSocket from "@absinthe/socket";
AbsintheSocket.cancel(absintheSocket, notifier);
Returns AbsintheSocket
Creates an Absinthe Socket using the given Phoenix Socket instance
Parameters
phoenixSocket
PhoenixSocketExamples
import * as AbsintheSocket from "@absinthe/socket";
import {Socket as PhoenixSocket} from "phoenix";
const absintheSocket = AbsintheSocket.create(
new PhoenixSocket("ws://localhost:4000/socket")
);
Returns AbsintheSocket
Observes given notifier using the provided observer
Parameters
absintheSocket
AbsintheSocketnotifier
Notifier<Result>observer
Observer<Result>Examples
import AbsintheSocket from "@absinthe/socket"
const logEvent = eventName => (...args) => console.log(eventName, ...args);
const updatedNotifier = AbsintheSocket.observe(absintheSocket, notifier, {
onAbort: logEvent("abort"),
onError: logEvent("error"),
onStart: logEvent("open"),
onResult: logEvent("result")
});
Returns AbsintheSocket
Sends given request and returns an object (notifier) to track its progress (see observe function)
Parameters
absintheSocket
AbsintheSocketrequest
GqlRequest<any>Examples
import * as AbsintheSocket from "@absinthe/socket";
const operation = `
subscription userSubscription($userId: ID!) {
user(userId: $userId) {
id
name
}
}
`;
// This example uses a subscription, but the functionallity is the same for
// all operation types (queries, mutations and subscriptions)
const notifier = AbsintheSocket.send(absintheSocket, {
operation,
variables: {userId: 10}
});
Returns Notifier<any>
Creates an Observable that will follow the given notifier
Parameters
absintheSocket
AbsintheSocketnotifier
Notifier<Result>options
Object? (optional, default {}
)
Returns Observable
Detaches observer from notifier
Parameters
absintheSocket
AbsintheSocketnotifier
Notifier<any>observer
Observer<any>Examples
import * as AbsintheSocket from "@absinthe/socket";
AbsintheSocket.unobserve(absintheSocket, notifier, observer);
Returns AbsintheSocket
MIT :copyright: Mauro Titimoli (mgtitimoli@gmail.com)
FAQs
Absinthe Socket
The npm package @absinthe/socket receives a total of 13,168 weekly downloads. As such, @absinthe/socket popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @absinthe/socket demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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