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Ruby gem for GraphQL arguments sharing within fields
Sometimes you want to use the same arguments for multiple fields in custom object type. To avoid repeating those declarations and DRY-up your schema, I introduce you shared_arguments field.
This gem is mostly usable when you have:
gem install shared-arguments
Include SharedArguments in your schema
#graphql/your_schema.rb
YourSchema = GraphQL::Schema.define do
use GraphQL::SharedArguments.new
end
#graphql/types/analytics_type.rb
Types::AnalyticsType = GraphQL::ObjectType.define do
name 'Analytics'
field :invoices, types.[Types::Invoice] do
argument :from, !Types::DateType
argument :to, !Types::DateType
argument :companyID, types.ID
end
field :registeredUsers, types.[Types::User] do
argument :from, !Types::DateType
argument :to, !Types::DateType
argument :companyID, types.ID
end
field :downloadsAmount, types.Int do
argument :from, !Types::DateType
argument :to, !Types::DateType
argument :userAmount, types.ID
end
end
This can be shortened like in below example
#graphql/types/analytics_type.rb
Types::AnalyticsType = GraphQL::ObjectType.define do
name 'Analytics'
field :invoices, types.[Types::Invoice]
field :registeredUsers, types.[Types::User]
field :downloadsAmount, types.Int do
argument :userAmount, types.ID
end
shared_arguments do
argument :from, !Types::DateType
argument :to, !Types::DateType
end
shared_arguments except: %i(downloadsAmount) do
argument :companyID, types.ID
end
end
shared_arguments
field takes both except
and only
keyword with array of symbols so you can omit or select specified fields.
Any contributions/suggestions/opened issues are welcomed.
License: MIT
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