@graphile-contrib/pg-non-null
v1.0.3
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A PostGraphile plugin helping you handle non nullable fields.
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@graphile-contrib/pg-non-null
Plugins helping you handle fields which are non nullable. There are two plugins within this repository:
PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin
Allows the use of@nonNull
smart comment to flag fields as non nullable in the resulting GraphQL schema.PgNonNullRelationsPlugin
This plugin makes sure that fields behind foreign keys which are flagged asNOT NULL
are also non nullable in the resulting GraphQL schema.
⚠️ Please be wary and use with caution, as these plugins influence only the output types! By no means do any of the plugins guarantee that Postgres will follow your manual non null overrides! ⚠️
Installation:
npm install --save @graphile-contrib/pg-non-null
or
yarn add @graphile-contrib/pg-non-null
Usage:
CLI:
Default:
postgraphile --append-plugins @graphile-contrib/pg-non-null
Only PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin
:
postgraphile --append-plugins @graphile-contrib/pg-non-null/smart-comment
Only PgNonNullRelationsPlugin
:
postgraphile --append-plugins @graphile-contrib/pg-non-null/relations
Library:
const PgNonNullPlugin = require('@graphile-contrib/pg-non-null');
const PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin = require('@graphile-contrib/pg-non-null/smart-comment');
const PgNonNullRelationsPlugin = require('@graphile-contrib/pg-non-null/relations');
app.use(
postgraphile(process.env.POSTGRES_ENDPOINT, process.env.POSTGRES_SCHEMA, {
appendPlugins: [PgNonNullPlugin],
// or
appendPlugins: [PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin, PgNonNullRelationsPlugin],
}),
);
PgNonNullRelationsPlugin
requires no further actions as it will automatically detect not null foreign keys and mark the links as non nullable.PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin
uses the smart comment feature with the following syntax to manually infer non null states:Commenting
@nonNull [field]
on aTABLE
,VIEW
orTYPE
indicates that matching fields are not null.CREATE TABLE private.user ( id serial PRIMARY KEY, first_name text NOT NULL, last_name text ); COMMENT ON TABLE private.user IS '@nonNull last_name';
CREATE OR VIEW public.user AS SELECT id, first_name, last_name FROM private.foo; COMMENT ON VIEW public.user IS E'@nonNull id\n@nonNull first_name\n@nonNull last_name';
CREATE TYPE public.user AS ( id int, first_name text, last_name text ); COMMENT ON TYPE public.user IS $$ @nonNull id @nonNull first_name @nonNull last_name $$;
Commenting
@nonNull
on aCOLUMN
orFUNCTION
indicates that the field itself is not null.CREATE TABLE public.user ( id serial PRIMARY KEY, first_name text NOT NULL, last_name text ); COMMENT ON COLUMN public.user.last_name IS '@nonNull';
CREATE FUNCTION public.user_full_name("user" public.user) RETURNS text AS $$ SELECT "user".first_name || ' ' || "user".last_name $$ LANGUAGE SQL STABLE; COMMENT ON FUNCTION public.user_full_name IS '@nonNull';
Example:
This SQL schema:
CREATE TABLE public.user (
id serial PRIMARY KEY,
first_name text NOT NULL,
last_name text NOT NULL
);
CREATE TYPE public.article_state AS (
is_public boolean,
likes int
);
COMMENT ON TYPE public.article_state IS $$
@nonNull is_public
@nonNull likes
$$;
CREATE TABLE public.article (
id serial PRIMARY KEY,
-- `userByAuthorId` link should not be null because the foreign key is not null
author_id serial NOT NULL REFERENCES public.user(id),
"state" public.article_state NOT NULL,
title text NOT NULL,
content text
);
CREATE FUNCTION public.user_full_name("user" public.user) RETURNS text AS
$$
SELECT "user".first_name || ' ' || "user".last_name
$$
LANGUAGE SQL STABLE;
COMMENT ON FUNCTION public.user_full_name IS '@nonNull';
will result in the following GraphQL schema:
type User {
id: Int!
firstName: String!
lastName: String!
fullName: String! # NonNull derived by the `PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin`
}
type ArticleState {
isPublic Boolean! # NonNull derived by the `PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin`
likes Int! # NonNull derived by the `PgNonNullSmartCommentPlugin`
}
type Article {
id: Int!
authorId: Int!
state: ArticleState!
title: String!
content: String
userByAuthorId: User! # NonNull derived by the `PgNonNullRelationsPlugin`
}