cubicweb-graphql_ provides a GraphQL_ interface and querier for CubicWeb.
.. _GraphQL:
https://graphql.org/
Once the CubicWeb instance has been launched, GraphQL queries can be executed using:
::
from cubicweb_graphql.querier import GraphQLQuerier
query = "query getAffaire($affaire_eid: ID) { Affaire(eid: $affaire_eid) { sujet } }"
result = GraphQLQuerier.execute(connection, query, affaire_eid=self.affaire1)
The GraphQL querier can be access through the Web API:
::
curl "http://localhost:8080/ajax" \
-d "fname=graphql" \
-d "query=$QUERY" \
.
Tests can be run using:
::
python -m unittest discover -s test
from top-level directory.
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GraphQL for CubicWeb
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