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The graphql-utils
Python package is a collection of utilities function for
interacting with GraphQL libraries. It is meant to be library agnostic so it
should work with whatever library or protocol you want.
The multi-requests module allows you to send a request multiple times with different parameter. It also supports pagination, making sure that you'll get all the results for all the requests you sent.
Example::
import requests
from graphql_utils import multi
def requests_api(query): return requests.post("https://myapi.com/graphql", json=query)
userlist = ( {"login": "jd"}, {"login": "sileht"}, {"login": "foo"}, {"login": "bar"}, )
result_iterator = multi.multi_query(""" user(login: "{login}") {{ pets(first: 100{after}) {{ nodes {{ name }} pageInfo {{ hasNextPage endCursor }} }} }}""", iterable=userlist, pageinfo_path=("pets", "pageInfo"), send_fn=requests_api, )
This will send one GraphQL requests with 4 queries (one for each user from
userlist
). As pageinfo_path
was specified, if any of the query does not
return all information in one request, a new query using the endCursor
will
be automatically sent to get the next results.
FAQs
Useful function when interacting with GraphQL APIs
We found that graphql-utils 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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