graphql-react
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A lightweight GraphQL client for React; the first Relay and Apollo alternative with server side rendering.
gql..mjs.module entry for tree shaking bundlers.id fields.__typename insertion.Install with npm:
npm install graphql-react
Create and provide a GraphQL client:
import { GraphQL, Provider } from 'graphql-react'
const graphql = new GraphQL()
const Page = () => (
<Provider value={graphql}>Use Consumer or Query components…</Provider>
)
See the example Next.js app and GraphQL API.
Consider polyfilling:
A lightweight GraphQL client that caches requests.
Parameters
options Object Options. (optional, default {})
options.cache Object Cache to import; usually from a server side render. (optional, default {})Examples
import { GraphQL } from 'graphql-react'
const graphql = new GraphQL()
GraphQL request cache map, keyed by fetch options hashes.
Type: Object<string, RequestCache>
Examples
Export cache as JSON.
const exportedCache = JSON.stringify(graphql.cache)
Queries a GraphQL server.
Parameters
options Object Options.
options.operation Operation GraphQL operation object.options.fetchOptionsOverride FetchOptionsOverride? Overrides default GraphQL request fetch options.options.resetOnLoad boolean Should the GraphQL cache reset when the query loads. (optional, default false)Returns ActiveQuery Loading query details.
Resets the GraphQL cache. Useful when a user logs out.
Parameters
exceptFetchOptionsHash string? A fetch options hash to exempt a request from cache deletion. Useful for resetting cache after a mutation, preserving the mutation cache.Examples
graphql.reset()
A React component provides a GraphQL instance in context for nested Consumer components to use.
Parameters
Examples
import { GraphQL, Provider } from 'graphql-react'
const graphql = new GraphQL()
const Page = () => (
<Provider value={graphql}>Use Consumer or Query components…</Provider>
)
Returns ReactElement React virtual DOM element.
A React component that gets the GraphQL instance from context.
Parameters
children ConsumerRender Render function that receives a GraphQL instance.Examples
A button component that resets the GraphQL cache.
import { Consumer } from 'graphql-react'
const ResetCacheButton = () => (
<Consumer>
{graphql => <button onClick={graphql.reset}>Reset cache</button>}
</Consumer>
)
Returns ReactElement React virtual DOM element.
Renders a GraphQL consumer.
Type: Function
Parameters
Examples
A button that resets the GraphQL cache.
graphql => <button onClick={graphql.reset}>Reset cache</button>
Returns ReactElement React virtual DOM element.
A React component to manage a GraphQL query or mutation.
Parameters
props Object Component props.
props.variables Object? GraphQL query variables.props.query string GraphQL query.props.fetchOptionsOverride FetchOptionsOverride? Overrides default GraphQL request fetch options.props.loadOnMount boolean Should the query load when the component mounts. (optional, default false)props.loadOnReset boolean Should the query load when the GraphQL cache is reset. (optional, default false)props.resetOnLoad boolean Should the GraphQL cache reset when the query loads. (optional, default false)props.children QueryRender Renders the query status.Examples
A query to display a user profile.
import { Query } from 'graphql-react'
const Profile = ({ userId }) => (
<Query
loadOnMount
loadOnReset
fetchOptionsOverride={options => {
options.url = 'https://api.example.com/graphql'
}}
variables={{ userId }}
query={`
query user($userId: ID!) {
user(userId: $id) {
name
}
}
`}
>
{({ load, loading, httpError, parseError, graphQLErrors, data }) => (
<article>
<button onClick={load}>Reload</button>
{loading && <span>Loading…</span>}
{(httpError || parseError || graphQLErrors) && <strong>Error!</strong>}
{data && <h1>{data.user.name}</h1>}
</article>
)}
</Query>
)
A mutation to clap an article.
import { Query } from 'graphql-react'
const ClapArticleButton = ({ articleId }) => (
<Query
resetOnLoad
fetchOptionsOverride={options => {
options.url = 'https://api.example.com/graphql'
}}
variables={{ articleId }}
query={`
mutation clapArticle($articleId: ID!) {
clapArticle(articleId: $id) {
clapCount
}
}
`}
>
{({ load, loading, httpError, parseError, graphQLErrors, data }) => (
<aside>
<button onClick={load} disabled={loading}>
Clap
</button>
{(httpError || parseError || graphQLErrors) && <strong>Error!</strong>}
{data && <p>Clapped {data.clapArticle.clapCount} times.</p>}
</aside>
)}
</Query>
)
Returns ReactElement React virtual DOM element.
Renders the status of a query or mutation.
Type: Function
Parameters
load Function Loads the query on demand, updating cache.loading boolean Is the query loading.httpError HTTPError? Fetch HTTP error.parseError string? Parse error message.graphQLErrors Object? GraphQL response errors.data Object? GraphQL response data.Examples
;({ load, loading, httpError, parseError, graphQLErrors, data }) => (
<aside>
<button onClick={load}>Reload</button>
{loading && <span>Loading…</span>}
{(httpError || parseError || graphQLErrors) && <strong>Error!</strong>}
{data && <h1>{data.user.name}</h1>}
</aside>
)
Returns ReactElement React virtual DOM element.
Recursively preloads Query components that have the loadOnMount prop in a React element tree. Useful for server side rendering (SSR) or to preload components for a better user experience when they mount.
Parameters
element ReactElement A React virtual DOM element.Examples
An async SSR function that returns a HTML string and cache JSON for client hydration.
import { GraphQL, preload, Provider } from 'graphql-react'
import { renderToString } from 'react-dom/server'
import { App } from './components'
const graphql = new GraphQL()
const page = (
<Provider value={graphql}>
<App />
</Provider>
)
export async function ssr() {
await preload(page)
return {
cache: JSON.stringify(graphql.cache),
html: renderToString(page)
}
}
Returns Promise Resolves once loading is done and cache is ready to be exported from the GraphQL instance. Cache can be imported when constructing new GraphQL instances.
Loading query details.
Type: Object
Properties
fetchOptionsHash string fetch options hash.cache RequestCache? Results from the last identical request.request RequestCachePromise A promise that resolves fresh request cache.Fetch options for a GraphQL request. See polyfillable fetch options.
Type: Object
Properties
url string A GraphQL API URL.body (string | FormData) HTTP request body.headers Object HTTP request headers.credentials string? Authentication credentials mode.Overrides default GraphQL request fetch options. Modify the provided options object without a return.
Type: Function
Parameters
fetchOptions FetchOptions Default GraphQL request fetch options.operation Operation? A GraphQL operation object.Examples
options => {
options.url = 'https://api.example.com/graphql'
options.credentials = 'include'
}
Fetch HTTP error.
Type: Object
Properties
A GraphQL operation object. Additional properties may be used; all are sent to the GraphQL server.
Type: Object
Properties
JSON serializable result of a GraphQL request (including all errors and data) suitable for caching.
Type: Object
Properties
httpError HTTPError? Fetch HTTP error.parseError string? Parse error message.graphQLErrors Object? GraphQL response errors.data Object? GraphQL response data.A promise for a loading query that resolves the request cache.
Type: Promise<RequestCache>
1.0.0-alpha.2
Promise polyfill; consumers can polyfill as required for optimal bundle size. Required polyfills are documented in the readme.object-assign React dependency with babel-plugin-transform-replace-object-assign.parserOptions is unnecessary when using babel-eslint.prefer-destructuring rule.FAQs
A GraphQL client for React using modern context and hooks APIs that’s lightweight (< 4 kB) but powerful; the first Relay and Apollo alternative with server side rendering.
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