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@asymmetrik/fhir-gql-schema-utils
Advanced tools
Suite of FHIR related utilities for GraphQL schemas.
Suite of FHIR related utilities for GraphQL schemas.
yarn add @asymmetrik/fhir-gql-schema-utils
extendSchema is a simple utility that allows you to merge multiple objects or GraphQLObjectType's into a single set of fields. Essentially allowing you to extend other schemas more easily.
const { extendSchema } = require(' @asymmetrik/fhir-gql-schema-utils');
// Create a schema and merge in other schemas or JSON objects
// to include fields in a schema
let FooSchema = new GraphQLObjectType({
name: 'FooSchema',
fields: () =>
extendSchema(BaseSchema, AnotherSchema, {
fooThings: {
type: GraphQLString,
description: 'Things about Foo',
},
}),
});
// At this point, FooSchema will now have all the fields that BaseSchema
// and AnotherSchema have.
See fhir-gql-schema-utils tests for more usage examples.
@asymmetrik/fhir-gql-schema-utils
currently only contains the one utility. We will be adding more over time but for now you can only use extendSchema
.
extendSchema
accepts a comma separated list of Objects and/or GraphQLSchemas. You can add as many or as few as you like. The default is to return an empty object. The only fields copied over right now are type
, description
, and resolve
.
Type: Object|GraphQLSchema
Required: false
FAQs
Suite of FHIR related utilities for GraphQL schemas.
We found that @asymmetrik/fhir-gql-schema-utils demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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