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extractgql
Advanced tools
This will be a simple build tool that enables query whitelisting for projects that use statically analyze-able GraphQL queries.
It scans a code directory and extracts GraphQL query documents from both .graphql
files as well as queries contained in
Javascript/Typescript files within a gql
tag. It then assigns these queries ID values/hashes and produces a JSON file which maps
from queries to hashes/IDs. This map can then be used by the client and server to perform query whitelisting, query lookups (i.e.
client only sends the hash/id, the server just looks up the corresponding query), etc.
The build tool will be called extractgql
. Running it with no other arguments should give:
Usage: extractgql input_file [output file]
It can be called on a Javascript/Typescript file or a file containing GraphQL query definitions with extension .graphql
:
extractgql index.js
extractgql index.ts
extractgql queries.graphql
It can also be called on a directory, which it will step through recursively:
extractgql src/
By default, the output will be palced in extracted_queries.json
. An output file can be specified as the second argument:
extractgql index.ts output.json
ExtractGQL
ExtractGQL
.graphql
files and
write an output JSON file from serialized query -> queryFAQs
A build tool for GraphQL projects.
The npm package extractgql receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, extractgql popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that extractgql 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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