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import {
  FieldNode,
  OperationDefinitionNode,
  SelectionNode,
  SelectionSetNode,
  getVisitFn,
  Kind,
  ASTNode,
  DocumentNode,
  visit,

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Queries

Rick characters

{
  Rick_characters {
    status
    firstName
    lastName

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/**
 * Accomodating the JSONPath array range syntax, this is similar to the Python
 * slice function
 */
export function sliceArray<T = unknown>(
  arr: T[],
  start?: number,
  stop?: number,
  step = 1
): T[] {

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/* istanbul ignore file */

import got from "got";
import { print } from "graphql";
import {
  introspectSchema,
  RenameRootFields,
  RenameTypes,
} from "@graphql-tools/wrap";

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Loops

Loops are tricky. Some different scenarios below.

Nested loops

Proposal, a $loop stack, instead of the simpler variable we have now. Pretty crucial, easy change.

let $lastStep = {

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Nest Ops Notes

Sample Query - Rick and Morty

{
  Rick_characters {
    results {
      firstName
 lastName

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Queries for PR3178

Testing AWS Lambda

{
  helloWorld(value: "HELLO", functionName: "pr3178-hello-world") {
    value
  }
}

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{
  "results": {
    "ops": [
      {
        "path": "items[0:4]",
        "mapping": "$firstResolver.data.version[0].components"
      },
      {
 "path": "items[0:4].items",

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Single Customer

Makes use of path ops and path template.

{
  Stripe_getCustomersCustomer(customer: "cus_Jtvm4LSm8CA3Qf") {
    ... on Stripe_Customer {
      id
 name

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Working query

{
  getCharacter(id: "1") {
    name
  }
}