graphql-tool-utilities
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graphql-tool-utilitiesCommon utilities for GraphQL developer tools
npm install graphql-tool-utilities --save
or, with Yarn:
yarn add graphql-tool-utilities
compile(schema: GraphQLSchema, document: DocumentNode, options?: CompilerOptions): ASTCompiles the provided schema and document into an intermediary representation using https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-cli/blob/main/packages/apollo-codegen-core/src/compiler/legacyIR.ts. This intermediate representation makes it easy to navigate through operations and their fields, without having to manually traverse the document and associate fields with the schema manually.
AST is our own improvement to the LegacyCompilerContext type definitions, but still fully backwards compatible with LegacyCompilerContext. See the TypeScript type definition for a detailed description of the returned AST type (or see LegacyCompilerContext inside the apollo-codegen-core module).
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Common utilities for GraphQL developer tools
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