Get requested fields from ResolveInfo. Graphene python.

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"""
from graphql.core.utils.ast_to_dict import ast_to_dict


def collect_fields(node, fragments):
    """Recursively collects fields from the AST

    Args:
        node (dict): A node in the AST
        fragments (dict): Fragment definitions

    Returns:
        A dict mapping each field found, along with their sub fields.

        {'name': {},
         'sentimentsPerLanguage': {'id': {},
                                   'name': {},
                                   'totalSentiments': {}},
         'slug': {}}
    """

    field = {}

    if node.get('selection_set'):
        for leaf in node['selection_set']['selections']:
            if leaf['kind'] == 'Field':
                field.update({
                    leaf['name']['value']: collect_fields(leaf, fragments)
                })
            elif leaf['kind'] == 'FragmentSpread':
                field.update(collect_fields(fragments[leaf['name']['value']],
                                            fragments))

    return field


def get_fields(info):
    """A convenience function to call collect_fields with info

    Args:
        info (ResolveInfo)

    Returns:
        dict: Returned from collect_fields
    """

    fragments = {}
    node = ast_to_dict(info.field_asts[0])

    for name, value in info.fragments.items():
        fragments[name] = ast_to_dict(value)

    return collect_fields(node, fragments)

Just a quick one: the import should read from graphql.utils.ast_to_dict import ast_to_dict, not from graphql.core.utils.ast_to_dict import ast_to_dict.

Also, here's an additional clause to fetch inline fragments on union types ( ...on UserType { name }).

You might want to rename the field to "On...".

elif leaf['kind'] == 'InlineFragment':
    field.update({
        leaf['type_condition']['name']['value']: collect_fields(leaf, fragments)
    })

I just have to say thank you. I was having a few issues that were driving me off the wall and this solved it in 10 seconds. Thank you!

Does not works for me. info.fragments.items() is always empty.

First of all Thank you!

and ast_to_dict has been refactored to

from graphql.utils.ast_to_dict import ast_to_dict

I guess.

Thanks and Regards,
Visweswaran N

It seems that it has been refactored again. Do you know where to find ast_to_dict?

Hi @ptrhck,

It seems that it has been refactored again. Do you know where to find ast_to_dict?

I'm still importing ast_to_dict from

from graphql.utils.ast_to_dict import ast_to_dict

info.field_asts doesn't seem to be available anymore. But this works:

requested_fields = [
    node.name.value for node in info.field_nodes[0].selection_set.selections
]