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GraphQL API Composer

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@platformatic/graphql-composer

The GraphQL API Composer is a framework agnostic library for combining multiple GraphQL APIs, known as subgraphs, into a single API capable of querying data across any of its constituent subgraphs.

The Composer downloads each subgraph schema from the corresponding upstream servers. The subgraphs will be merged to create a supergraph API. The combined API exposes the original operations from each subgraph. Furthermore, types with the same name in multiple subgraphs are merged together into entities.

Getting Started

Given the following Books subgraph schema:

enum BookGenre {
  FICTION
  NONFICTION
}

type Book {
  id: ID!
  title: String
  genre: BookGenre
}

type Query {
  getBook(id: ID!): Book
  getBooks(ids: [ID]!): [Book]!
}

And the following Reviews subgraph schema:

input ReviewInput {
  bookId: ID!
  rating: Int!
  content: String!
}

type Review {
  id: ID!
  rating: Int!
  content: String!
}

type Author {
  id: ID!
}

type Book {
  id: ID!
  reviews: [Review]!
  author: Author
}

type ReviewWithBook {
  id: ID!
  rating: Int!
  content: String!
  book: Book!
}

type Query {
  getReview(id: ID!): Review
  getReviews(ids: [ID]!): Review
  getReviewBook(bookId: ID!): Book
}

type Mutation {
  createReview(review: ReviewInput!): Review!
}

When the Books and Reviews subgraphs are merged, the Book type becomes:

TODO
type Book {
  # Common field used to uniquely identify a Book.
  id: ID!

  # Fields from the Books subgraph.
  title: String
  genre: BookGenre

  # Fields from the Reviews subgraph.
  rate: Int
  reviews: [Review]!
}

The following example shows how the GraphQL API Composer can be used with Fastify and Mercurius - see /examples/getting-started.js for the full code.

'use strict'

const { compose } = require('@platformatic/graphql-composer')
const Fastify = require('fastify')
const Mercurius = require('mercurius')

async function main () {
  // Get schema information from subgraphs
  const composer = await compose({
    subgraphs: [
      {
        // Books subgraph information
        name: 'books',
        // Subgraph server to connect to
        server: {
          host: booksServiceHost
        },
        // Configuration for working with Book entities in this subgraph
        entities: {
          Book: {
            pkey: 'id',
            // Resolver for retrieving multiple Books
            resolver: {
              name: 'getBooks',
              argsAdapter: (partialResults) => ({
                ids: partialResults.map(r => r.id)
              })
            }
          }
        }
      },
      {
        // Reviews subgraph information
        name: 'reviews',
        server: {
          host: reviewsServiceHost
        },
        // Configuration for Review entity
        entities: {
          Review: {
            pkey: 'id',
            // Resolver for retrieving multiple Books
            resolver: {
              name: 'getReviews',
              argsAdapter: (partialResults) => ({
                ids: partialResults.map(r => r.id)
              })
            }
          },
          // Book entity is here too
          Book: {
            pkey: 'id',
            // Resolver for retrieving multiple Books
            resolver: {
              name: 'getReviewBooks',
              argsAdapter: (partialResults) => ({
                bookIds: partialResults.map(r => r.id)
              })
            }
          }
        }
      }
    ]
  })

  // Create a Fastify server that uses the Mercurius GraphQL plugin
  const composerService = Fastify()

  composerService.register(Mercurius, {
    schema: composer.toSdl(),
    resolvers: composer.resolvers,
    graphiql: true
  })

  await composerService.ready()
  await composerService.listen()

  // Then query the composer service
  // { getBook (id: 1) { id title reviews { content rating } } }
}

main()

API

compose(config)

  • Arguments

    • config (object, optional) - A configuration object with the following schema.
      • defaultArgsAdapter (function, optional) - The default argsAdapter function for the entities.
      • addEntitiesResolvers (boolean, optional) - automatically add entities types and resolvers accordingly with configuration, see composer entities section.
      • logger (pino instance, optional) - The composer logger
      • subgraphs (array, optional) - Array of subgraph configuration objects with the following schema.
        • name (string, optional) - A unique name to identify the subgraph; if missing the default one is #${index}, where index is the subgraph index in the array.
        • server (object, required) - Configuration object for communicating with the subgraph server with the following schema:
          • host (string, required) - The host information to connect to.
          • composeEndpoint (string, optional) - The endpoint to retrieve the introspection query from. Default: '/.well-known/graphql-composition'. In case the endpoint is not available, a second call with introspection query will be sent to the graphqlEndpoint.
          • graphqlEndpoint (string, optional) - The endpoint to make GraphQL queries against. Default: '/graphql'.
        • entities (object, optional) - Configuration object for working with entities in this subgraph, the values are objects with the the following schema:
          • resolver (object, optional) - The resolver to retrieve a list of objects - should return a list - and should accept as a arguments a list of primary keys or foreign keys.
            • name (string, required) - The name of the resolver.
            • argsAdapter (partialResults) (function, optional) - This function is invoked with a subset of the result of the inital query; partialResults is an array of the parent node. It should return an object to be used as argument for resolver query. Default: if missing, the defaultArgsAdapter function will be used; if that is missing too, a generic one will be used.
            • partialResults (function, optional) - The function to adapt the subset of the result to be passed to argsAdapter - usually is needed only on resolvers of fkeys and many.
          • pkey (string, required) - The primary key field to identify the entity.
          • fkeys (array of objects, optional) an array to describe the foreign keys of the entities, for example fkeys: [{ type: 'Author', field: 'authorId' }].
            • type (string, required) - The entity type the foreign key is referrered to.
            • field (string, optional) - The foreign key field.
            • as (string, optional) - When using addEntitiesResolvers, it defines the name of the foreign entity as a field of the current one, as a single type.
            • pkey (string, optional) - The primary key of the foreign entity.
            • subgraph (string, optional) - The subgraph name of the foreign entity, where the resolver is located; if missing is intended the self.
            • resolver (object, optional) - The resolver definition to query the foreing entity, same structure as entity.resolver.
          • many (array of objects, optional) - Describe a 1-to-many relation - the reverse of the foreign key.
            • type (string, required) - The entity type where the entity is a foreign key.
            • fkey (string, optional) - The foreign key field in the referred entity.
            • as (string, required) - When using addEntitiesResolvers, it defines the name of the relation as a field of the current one, as a list.
            • pkey (string, optional) - The primary key of the referred entity.
            • subgraph (string, optional) - The subgraph name of the referred entity, where the resolver is located; if missing is intended the self.
            • resolver (object, required) - The resolver definition to query the referred entity, same structure as entity.resolver.
      • onSubgraphError (function, optional) - Hook called when an error occurs getting schema from a subgraph. The default function will throw the error. The arguments are:
        • error (error) - The error.
        • subgraph (string) - The erroring subgraph name.
      • queryTypeName (string, optional) - The name of the Query type in the composed schema. Default: 'Query'.
      • mutationTypeName (string, optional) - The name of the Mutation type in the composed schema. Default: 'Mutation'.
  • Returns

    • A Promise that resolves with a Composer instance.

When this function is called, all of the subgraph schemas are retrieved and merged into a supergraph. A Promise resolving to a Composer instance is returned.

Composer class

Instances of the Composer class are returned from the compose() function. The Composer constructor is not exposed as part of the public API.

Composer.prototype.toSdl()
  • Arguments
    • None
  • Returns
    • SDL string

Returns the SDL of the supergraph as a string; this can be passed to the GraphQL service as a schema definition.

Composer.prototype.toSchema()
  • Arguments
    • None
  • Returns
    • IntrospectionQuery object

Returns the supergraph schema as a GraphQL IntrospectionQuery object. This representation can be passed to other functions such as GraphQL's buildClientSchema() function.

composer.resolvers

An object containing the GraphQL resolver information for the supergraph.

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Package last updated on 09 Dec 2024

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