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@graphql-mobius/react

v0.0.0-exp.2

Published

GraphQL Mobius binding for React

Downloads

4

Readme

React (GraphQL) Mobius

GraphQL Mobius binding for React

GraphQL to TypeScript type, no code gen with ith Prisma-like query syntax, fully type-safe.

Written purely in TypeScript type.

Brought to you by ElysiaJS

mobius


Experimental Library: Do not use on production

Why

Extending the vision of Mobius, we want to extends GraphQL Developer Experience to its fullest, and with React binding for Mobius, we change the way you write GraphQL, is that you don't want GraphQL at all.

Everything is an object, and function, we hide the GraphQL abstraction entirely, so you can focus writing your application.

How it works

We extends GraphQL Mobius which allows us to parse GraphQL schema to TypeScript type entirely in TypeScript type.

React Mobius use Proxy recursively to collect accessed property, and turns it into GraphQL Query and query via Mobius while providing full type safety experience from Mobius, creating an illusion of object.

React Mobius has 2 mode:

  1. TypeDefs only As Proxy is recursively used and there's no way to detect the last used property of the proxy, we introduced a ($) prefix to unwrap the proxy into primitive data, if you have better approach, feels free to open the issue and let us know.

  2. Literal Schema: Mobius can parse schema and quickly evaluate primitive type and detect the field recursively to stop the recursive proxy type.

This mode allows us to ditch prefix ($) entirely.

This is a good choice when you are using a public API, and is ok to expose it on client.

Prerequisted

  1. TypeScript > 5.0
  2. Set strict to true in tsconfig.json

Getting Start

  1. Define a GraphQL Schema in string (must be const)
  2. Cast schema to type using typeof (or pass it as literal params in constructor)

Then you can either use 2 Mobius mode:

  1. TypeDefs only Using typeDefs only (required $ prefix when accessing value)
import { createMobius } from '@graphql-mobius/react'

const typeDefs = `
    type A {
        A: String!
        B: String!
    }

    type Query {
        hello(word: String!): A!
    }
`

export const { useMobius } = createMobius<typeof typeDefs>({
    url: 'https://api.saltyaom.com/graphql'
})

const page = () => {
    const api = useMobius()

    return (
        <main>
            <h1>{api.hello({ word: "World" }).$A}</h1>
        </main>
    )
}
  1. Schema Literal Passing a schema literal to Mobius
import { createMobius } from '@graphql-mobius/react'

const typeDefs = `
    type A {
        A: String!
        B: String!
    }

    type Query {
        hello(word: String!): A!
    }
`

export const { useMobius } = createMobius({
    url: 'https://api.saltyaom.com/graphql',
    typeDefs
})

const page = () => {
    const api = useMobius()

    return (
        <main>
            <h1>{api.hello({ word: "World" }).A}</h1>
        </main>
    )
}