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A pythonic interface for making requests to a GraphQL server using standard library or pydantic dataclasses to spare you from string manipulation.
Use standard library dataclasses to specify graphql parameters and responses
Use pydantic <https://pypi.org/project/pydantic/>
__ dataclasses to
specify graphql parameters and responses that have type validation
Create and execute GraphQL Queries based upon typed models
Create and execute GraphQL Mutations based upon typed models
Async support
.. code:: bash
pip install gqlclient
with asyncio
support
.. code:: bash
pip install gqlclient[async]
with pydantic
support
.. code:: bash
pip install gqlclient[pydantic]
for developers
.. code:: bash
pip install gqlclient[test] pip install pre-commit pre-commit install
Query
.. code:: python
from pydantic.dataclasses import dataclass
from gqlclient import GraphQLClient
@dataclass class Parameters: attr_one: str attr_two: int
@dataclass class Response: attr_three: int attr_four: str
client = GraphQLClient(gql_uri="http://localhost:5000/graphql") parameters = Parameters(attr_one="foo", attr_two=3) query = client.get_query(query_base="baseType", query_response_cls=Response, query_parameters=parameters) print(query)
response = client.execute_gql_query(query_base="baseType", query_response_cls=Response, query_parameters=parameters, response_encoder=json_encoder) print(response)
Mutation
.. code:: python
from pydantic.dataclasses import dataclass
from gqlclient import GraphQLClient
@dataclass class Parameters: attr_one: str attr_two: int
@dataclass class Response: attr_three: int attr_four: str
client = GraphQLClient(gql_uri="http://localhost:5000/graphql") parameters = Parameters(attr_one="foo", attr_two=3) query = client.get_mutation(mutation_base="baseMutation", mutation_response_cls=Response, mutation_parameters=parameters) print(query)
response = client.execute_gql_mutation(mutation_base="baseMutation", mutation_response_cls=Response, mutation_parameters=parameters) print(response)
Encoders
.. code:: python
from dataclasses import dataclass
from gqlclient import GraphQLClient
from gqlclient import json_encoder
# set the default encoder to the json_encoder
client = GraphQLClient(gql_uri="http://127.0.0.1:30003/graphql", response_encoder=json_encoder)
@dataclass
class QueryResponse:
workflowId: int
workflowName: str
workflowDescription: str | None
response = client.execute_gql_query("workflows",QueryResponse)
print(response)
# Response is a json formatted string
# {"workflows": [{"workflowId": 1, "workflowName": "gql3_full - workflow_name", "workflowDescription": "gql3_full - workflow_description"}, {"workflowId": 2, "workflowName": "VBI base calibration", "workflowDescription": "The base set of calibration tasks for VBI."}]}
from gqlclient import dataclass_encoder
# for this call override the default encoder
response = client.execute_gql_query("workflows", QueryResponse, response_encoder=dataclass_encoder)
print(response)
# Response type is a list of dataclasses
# [QueryResponse(workflowId=1, workflowName='gql3_full - workflow_name', workflowDescription='gql3_full - workflow_description'), QueryResponse(workflowId=2, workflowName='VBI base calibration', workflowDescription='The base set of calibration tasks for VBI.')]
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FAQs
Client library for making graphql calls.
We found that gqlclient demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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