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@debugr/graphql-common

v3.0.0-rc.5

Published

Common interfaces and utility functions for GraphQL plugins

Downloads

959

Readme

Common GraphQL interfaces and utilities

This package defines the shape of the data included in entries which represent a GraphQL query. Plugins which produce or consume such entries should conform to this shape. Unless you're developing a Debugr plugin or log handler, you usually don't need to worry about this package, as it will be installed and used automatically when required.

For plugin developers

The package exports the following type definitions:

export interface GraphqlQueryData {
  query: string;                   // the complete GraphQL query as a string
  variables?: Record<string, any>; // any variables passed along with the request
  operation?: string;              // the extracted operation name, e.g. 'query getAllUsers'
}

export interface GraphqlQueryLogEntry<
  TTaskContext extends TContextBase = TContextBase,
  TGlobalContext extends TContextShape = TContextShape,
> extends LogEntry<TTaskContext, TGlobalContext> {
  type: 'graphql.query';
  data: GraphqlQueryData;
}

There is also a utility function called getGraphqlOperation() which attempts to extract the GraphQL operation from the GraphqlQueryData object, either by returning its operation property if it's nonempty, or by extracting the start of the GraphQL query until the first { character.