- They are doing it gradually
- They use
Noun
instead ofEntity
to name the graphql entities - So far migrated
User
andTweet
nouns - Struggled with de-duplicating response
- Plan is to migrate gradually
- They use Strato, their internal technology for virtual federated database, to power all graphql queries by plugging Strato with FB's Thrift services which provides them type safety
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(function () { | |
'use strict'; | |
angular | |
.module('app', []) | |
.config(config); | |
config.$inject = ['$provide']; | |
function config($provide) { |
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import {foo, bar} from '../foo-bar'; | |
import * as abc from '../util' | |
import * as https from 'https' | |
describe("asdf", () => { | |
test("foo", async () => { | |
jest.spyOn(https, 'request').mockImplementation(() => jest.fn() as any); | |
await foo('https://example.org'); | |
expect(https.request).toHaveBeenCalledWith('https://example.org'); | |
}) |
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