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gql-types-generator
Advanced tools
``` npm install --save gql-types-generator ``` ``` yarn add gql-types-generator ```
Package to generate types depending on GraphQL scheme, mutations and queries.
npm install --save gql-types-generator
yarn add gql-types-generator
gql-types-generator
provides 2 ways of generating types:
After installation of package is done, gql-types-generator
command
becomes available.
Usage: gql-types-generator [options] <schema-globs>
Options:
--operations <globs> globs to find queries and mutations
--remove-description states if description should be removed
--display <sort> how to display compiled types. Valid values are "as-is" and "default". By default, generator compiles scalars first, then enums, interfaces, inputs, unions and then types. "as-is" places types as they are placed in schema
--output-directory <path> path to directory where typings will be saved
-h, --help display help for command
When using CLI, each glob will be formatted as process.cwd() + glob. You can
pass an array of globs using comma between them like src/schema1.graphql,src/schema2.graphql
Library provides such functions as compile
, compileSchema
and
compileOperations
to generate types.
compile(options)
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
options.outputDirectory | string | Full path to output directory |
options.removeDescription | boolean? | Should library remove descriptions |
options.display | DisplayType? | How to display compiled types. Valid values are "as-is" and "default". By default, generator compiles scalars first, then enums, interfaces, inputs, unions and then types. "as-is" places types as they are placed in schema |
options.schemaPath | PathType | Defines paths to schema. Watch possible values for more |
options.operationsPath | PathType? | Defines paths to operations. Watch possible values for more |
import {compile} from 'gql-types-generator';
import * as path from 'path';
compile({
outputDirectory: path.resolve(__dirname, 'compiled'),
removeDescription: false,
display: 'as-is',
operationsPath: {
glob: {
cwd: process.cwd(),
glob: 'gql/operations/*.graphql'
}
},
schemaPath: {
path: [
path.resolve(__dirname, 'gql/schema/part1.graphql'),
path.resolve(__dirname, 'gql/schema/part2.graphql'),
]
},
// Or pass schema glob
schemaPath: {
glob: {
cwd: process.cwd(),
glob: 'gql/schema/*.graphql'
}
},
// Or pass schema definition directly
schemaPath: {
definition: 'type Query { ... }'
}
});
compileSchema(schemaString, outputDirectory, includeDescription?, display?)
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
schemaString | string | Schema definition |
outputDirectory | string | Full path to output directory |
includeDescription | boolean? | Should library include descriptions |
display | DisplayType? | How to display compiled types. Valid values are "as-is" and "default". By default, generator compiles scalars first, then enums, interfaces, inputs, unions and then types. "as-is" places types as they are placed in schema |
import {compileSchema} from 'gql-types-generator';
import * as path from 'path';
compileSchema(
'type Query { ... }',
path.resolve(__dirname, 'gql/compiled'),
true,
'default',
);
compileOperations(schemaString, outputDirectory, includeDescription?, display?)
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
operationsString | string | Operations definition |
outputDirectory | string | Full path to output directory |
schema | GraphQLSchema | Built GQL schema |
import {compileOperations} from 'gql-types-generator';
import * as path from 'path';
compileOperations(
'query getUser() { ... } mutation register() { ... }',
path.resolve(__dirname, 'gql/compiled'),
// We can get this value via compileSchema
gqlSchema,
);
FAQs
``` npm install --save gql-types-generator ``` ``` yarn add gql-types-generator ```
The npm package gql-types-generator receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, gql-types-generator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gql-types-generator 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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