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## About `relay-mongoose` is a small library with a few utilities to make implementing [relay compliant server easier](https://relay.dev/docs/en/graphql-server-specification.html). It provides a class that enhanced the base `mongoose.Model` with a few rel
relay-mongoose
is a small library with a few utilities to make implementing relay compliant server easier.
It provides a class that enhanced the base mongoose.Model
with a few relay helpers.
EnhancedModel
Use mongoose loadClass()
method as described here.
import * as mongoose from 'mongoose';
import { EnhancedDocument, EnhancedModel } from 'relay-mongoose';
export interface TestSchemaInterface extends EnhancedDocument {
field: string;
}
const testSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
field: String
});
testSchema.loadClass(EnhancedModel);
// Due to the loadClass method implicitly adding new virtual methods to our model
// To preserve new and old model types for convenience of development the model has to be casted to any
const TestModel: EnhancedModel<TestSchemaInterface> = mongoose.model('test', testSchema) as any;
You can now use the added findConnections
method:
/* test collection
[
{ _id: '1', field: '1' },
{ _id: '2', field: '2' },
{ _id: '3', field: '3' },
]
*/
const result = await TestModel.findConnections({}, {});
/* result
{
edges: [
{ node: { id: 'dGVzdC4x', field: '1' }, cursor: 'dGVzdC4x' },
{ node: { id: 'dGVzdC4y', field: '2' }, cursor: 'dGVzdC4y' },
{ node: { id: 'dGVzdC4z', field: '3' }, cursor: 'dGVzdC4z' },
],
pageInfo: {
hasNextPage: false,
hasPreviousPage: false,
startCursor: 'dGVzdC4x',
endCursor: 'dGVzdC4z'
}
}
*/
Note that the id returned in each node is already a base64 encoded string returned from document.relayId
utility.
relayId
As shown in the previous example, all documents returned by findConnections
have a modified id which is
the base64 encoded concatenation of model name and object ID by a dot.
For example consider the following document in the test
collection:
{ _id: '5ea4730dfdea900007758b00', field: 'something' }
Before encoding, relayId
value is test.5ea4730dfdea900007758b00
. The string is then base64 encoded
to mask the collection name in the ID. This value can be decoded by the fromRelayId()
utility in relay-mongoose
.
This allows to easily write a node
query resolver like this:
import * as mongoose from 'mongoose';
import { fromRelayId } from 'relay-mongoose';
const Query = {
node: (obj, { id }) => {
const { modelName, objectId } = fromRelayId(id);
return mongoose.models[modelName].findById(objectId);
}
};
findConnections
standalone functionThere is also a standalone findConnections
function to which as the first argument you can pass a mongoose
query for more flexibility. For example:
import * as mongoose from 'mongoose';
import { EnhancedModel, findConnections } from 'relay-mongoose';
const TestModel: EnhancedModel<any> = mongoose.model('test', testSchema) as any;
const firstQuery = TestModel.find({ condition: 2 }).populate(...);
const paginatedData = await findConnections(firstQuery, { first: 10 });
Please note that the query passed as the first argument has to have extended the EnhancedModel
class
as relayId
property is needed for correct mapping.
EnhancedModel.findConnections
async findConnections<T extends Document>(
conditions: FilterQuery<T>,
paginationArgs: PaginationArgs,
projection?: any | null
): Promise<ConnectionDocuments<T>>
conditions
, projection
: the same as mongoose find
signature arguments.
paginationArgs
: pagination arguments as defined by relay specification
export type Cursor = string;
export interface PaginationArgs {
first?: number;
last?: number;
before?: Cursor;
after?: Cursor;
}
export interface Edge<T> {
cursor: Cursor;
node: T;
}
export interface ConnectionDocuments<T> {
edges: Edge<T>[];
pageInfo: {
startCursor?: Cursor;
endCursor?: Cursor;
hasNextPage: boolean;
hasPreviousPage: boolean;
};
}
EnhancedModel.relayId
The base64 encoded concatenation of model name and stringified object ID of a document. Returns a string.
fromRelayId
type fromRelayId = (id: string) => { modelName: string | null; objectId: string | null };
The reverse operation of EnhancedModel.relayId
. Returns null
if invalid id is provided.
findConnections
export const findConnections = async <DocType extends EnhancedDocument, QueryHelpers = {}>(
documentQuery: DocumentQuery<DocType | DocType[] | null, any, QueryHelpers> & QueryHelpers,
{ before, after, first, last }: PaginationArgs,
projection?: any | null
): Promise<ConnectionDocuments<DocType>>
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## About `relay-mongoose` is a small library with a few utilities to make implementing [relay compliant server easier](https://relay.dev/docs/en/graphql-server-specification.html). It provides a class that enhanced the base `mongoose.Model` with a few rel
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