
Research
Malicious npm Packages Impersonate Flashbots SDKs, Targeting Ethereum Wallet Credentials
Four npm packages disguised as cryptographic tools steal developer credentials and send them to attacker-controlled Telegram infrastructure.
@gql-unicorn/runtime
Advanced tools
Generates types from GraphQL schema and a very minimal tree shakeable runtime information from schema for builder.
Name of this package is a combination of GraphQl
+ unicorn
(beacuse this is a 🦄 )
[!IMPORTANT] Currently in development, this info is potentially wrong or incomplete.
npm install @gql-unicorn/cli --save-dev
npm install @gql-unicorn/runtime --save
[!IMPORTANT] Don't rebind any function, this lib uses
Proxy
and if you rebind a function it will break.
import { queryArticles, Blog, News $ } from "genrated-pacakge-name"
const fragment = News.$fragment("fragmentName", q => q.author(q => q.id.name))
const articlesQuery = queryArticles({filter: { title "..." }}, q => q.id
.name
.tags({count: $("count")}, q => q.id.name)
.another_field
.$on(fragment)
.$on(Blog(q => q.some_field.author(q => q.id.name)))
)
async function doSomething() {
const result = await someLibThatExecGql(articlesQuery)
for (const article of result) {
doSomethingWithArticle(article)
}
}
function doSomethingWithArticle(article: TypeOf<typeof articlesQuery>[number]) {}
function doSomethingWithFragment(fragment: TypeOf<typeof fragment>) {}
import { queryUsers } from "genrated-pacakge-name"
const GetUserBuilder = queryUsers.builder().id
const GetUsersWithName = GetUserBuilder.name.$build()
const PFragment = Pagination.fragment(q => q.offset.limit)
const GetUsersWithPganination = GetUserBuilder.$on(PFragment).$build()
import { queryUsers, $, type TypeOf, type Selected } from "genrated-pacakge-name"
const GetUser = queryUsers({id: $("userId")}, q => q.id
.name
.articles(q => q.id.name)
)
type SUser = Selected<User, ["id", "name", { articles: ["id", "name"] }]>
type SUserInfer = TypeOf<typeof GetUser> // === SUser
// TODO: currently not working
type SUserWithAlias = Selected<User, [{ id: "userId" }, "name", { articles: ["id", "name"] }]>
import { createUser } from "genrated-pacakge-name"
const CreateUser = createUser({ name: "Some User Name" }, q => q.id.name)
import { Worker } from "genrated-pacakge-name"
if (Worker.is(user)) {
// only usable fields is selected worker fields
}
import { queryUsers, type TypeOf, type VarOf, $ } from "genrated-pacakge-name"
const GetUser = queryUsers({id: $("userId")}, q => q.id.name)
type User = TypeOf<typeof GetUser> // Selected<User, ["id", "name"]>
type UserVars = VarOf<typeof GetUser> // { userId: string }
import { $, $$, queryUsers, UserFilter } from "genrated-pacakge-name"
const q = queryUsers(
{ filter: $("filterVar"), offset: $("offsetVar"), count: $("countVar") }
q => q.id.name
)
type _User = TypeOf<typeof q> // Selected<User, ["id", "name"]>
type _UserVars = VarOf<typeof q> // {filterVar: string, offsetVar: number, countVar: number}
// or simplified version, $$ extends to something similar:
// { filter: $("filter"), offset: $("offset"), count: $("count") }
const q = queryUsers($$, q => q.id.name)
// or with shorthands
const q = queryUsers(
{ filter: $("filterVar"), offset: $$, count: $$ },
q => q.id.name
)
type _UserVars = VarOf<typeof q> // {filterVar: string, offset: number, count: number}
const q = queryUsers(
$$,
q => q.id.articles({ count: $$ }, q => q.id.title)
)
// { filter: $("filter"), offset: $("offset"), count: $("count"), articles__count: $("articles__count") }
type _UserVars = VarOf<typeof q>
Compatible with every packages that ghandle TypedDocumentNode
To create TypedDocumentNode
use $build
function
Compatible with every packages that handle GraphQL queries in string format
To create GraphQL string use $gql
function
$$
with $
, or something more intuitive than $$
$.varName
instead $("varName")
queryUsers(q => q.id("userId").attr("name", { name: "name" }, q => q.value).attr("age", { name: "age" }, q => q.value))
FAQs
Unknown package
We found that @gql-unicorn/runtime demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Did you know?
Socket for GitHub automatically highlights issues in each pull request and monitors the health of all your open source dependencies. Discover the contents of your packages and block harmful activity before you install or update your dependencies.
Research
Four npm packages disguised as cryptographic tools steal developer credentials and send them to attacker-controlled Telegram infrastructure.
Security News
Ruby maintainers from Bundler and rbenv teams are building rv to bring Python uv's speed and unified tooling approach to Ruby development.
Security News
Following last week’s supply chain attack, Nx published findings on the GitHub Actions exploit and moved npm publishing to Trusted Publishers.