@nxify-io/graphql-codegen
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An Nx plugin for GraphQL Code Generator containing executors and generators allowing you to configure and run `graphql-codegen` in your workspace.
An Nx plugin to use the GraphQL Code Generator in an Nx workspace. Currently, the client preset is configured by default.
This plugin assumes you already have an Nx workspace and at least one library where you intend to configure code generation.
Install the plugin:
yarn add -D @nxify-io/graphql-codegen
The configuration generator will configure a project in the workspace with a codegen.ts file and codegen executor target.
Adds the GraphQL Code Generator configuration files for a given project and, if needed, installs the necessary packages for the GraphQL Code Generator to work.
nx generate @nxify-io/graphql-codegen:configuration --project=my-project
By default, this generator will create a codegen.ts file in the project root configured with the client preset and to generate source files in {projectRoot}/src/lib/generated.
The codegen executor will handle running graphql-codegen with the project specific codegen.ts configuration.
Runs graphql-codegen in the current project.
Valid graphql-codegen options can be configured in project.json when defining the executor or when invoking it. Currently watch is the only officially supported option and any additional options will be passed to the process.
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An Nx plugin for GraphQL Code Generator containing executors and generators allowing you to configure and run `graphql-codegen` in your workspace.
The npm package @nxify-io/graphql-codegen receives a total of 167 weekly downloads. As such, @nxify-io/graphql-codegen popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @nxify-io/graphql-codegen demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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