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GraphQL schema example using CoffeeScript
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GraphQL = require("graphql") | |
GraphQLRelay = require("graphql-relay") | |
GraphQLUtilities = require("graphql/utilities") | |
__GREETING = "Hello World!" | |
Root = new GraphQL.GraphQLObjectType | |
name: "Root" | |
fields: | |
hello: | |
type: GraphQL.GraphQLString | |
resolve: -> __GREETING | |
Mutation = new GraphQL.GraphQLObjectType | |
name: "Mutation" | |
fields: | |
set_greeting: GraphQLRelay.mutationWithClientMutationId | |
name: "SetGreeting" | |
inputFields: | |
greeting: | |
type: new GraphQL.GraphQLNonNull(GraphQL.GraphQLString) | |
outputFields: | |
what_we_thought_of_your_mutation: | |
type: GraphQL.GraphQLString | |
resolve: ({thought}) -> "It was #{thought}!" | |
mutateAndGetPayload: ({greeting}) -> | |
__GREETING = greeting | |
return {thought: "horrendous"} | |
schema = new GraphQL.GraphQLSchema | |
query: Root | |
mutation: Mutation | |
# console.log("Schema:\n\n" + GraphQLUtilities.printSchema(schema)) | |
fetchQuery = (query) -> | |
GraphQL.graphql(schema, query).then (result) -> | |
console.log("Query result:\n\n" + JSON.stringify(result, null, 2)) | |
# query = require("fs").readFileSync("schema/introspection_query.graphql") | |
query = """ | |
mutation { | |
set_greeting(input: {clientMutationId: "123", greeting: "Hola!"}) { | |
clientMutationId | |
what_we_thought_of_your_mutation | |
} | |
} | |
""" | |
fetchQuery("{ hello }").then -> | |
fetchQuery(query).then -> | |
fetchQuery("{ hello }") |
This is pretty old so I'm not sure about the exact API, but there certainly is a way to do that. I'd dig through the graphql
package documentation.
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What if a want the query to be template string in order to pass the args dynamically?