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Apollo Server plugin base classes

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What is apollo-server-plugin-base?

The apollo-server-plugin-base package provides an interface for creating plugins that can hook into, modify, or extend the functionality of Apollo Server. These plugins can be used for logging, performance monitoring, validating requests, and more, allowing developers to customize and optimize their GraphQL server.

What are apollo-server-plugin-base's main functionalities?

Server Lifecycle Hooks

Plugins can define lifecycle hooks such as serverWillStart to perform actions during specific phases of the Apollo Server lifecycle. This example logs a message when the server is starting.

const myPlugin = { 
  serverWillStart(service) { 
    console.log(`GraphQL Server is starting!`); 
  } 
};

Request Lifecycle Hooks

This feature allows plugins to hook into various phases of a GraphQL request's lifecycle, such as when a request starts or before a response is sent. The example logs the request query and the response.

const myPlugin = { 
  requestDidStart(requestContext) { 
    console.log(`Request started! Query:\n${requestContext.request.query}`); 
    return { 
      willSendResponse(requestContext) { 
        console.log(`Response:`, requestContext.response); 
      } 
    }; 
  } 
};

Error Handling

Plugins can also be used for error handling throughout the request lifecycle. This example logs any GraphQL errors that occur during a request.

const errorLoggingPlugin = { 
  requestDidStart(requestContext) { 
    return { 
      didEncounterErrors(requestContext) { 
        console.error(`GraphQL Errors:`, requestContext.errors); 
      } 
    }; 
  } 
};

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