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@omnigraph/json-schema

v0.108.10

Published

This package generates GraphQL Schema from JSON Schema and sample JSON request and responses. You can define your root field endpoints like below in your GraphQL Config for example;

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JSON Schema (@omnigraph/json-schema)

This package generates GraphQL Schema from JSON Schema and sample JSON request and responses. You can define your root field endpoints like below in your GraphQL Config for example;

schema:
  myOmnigraph:
    loader: '@omnigraph/json-schema'
    # The base URL of your following endpoints
    endpoint: http://www.my-api.com
    # The headers will be used while downloading JSON Schemas and Samples
    schemaHeaders:
      Content-Type: application/json
    # The headers will be used while making requests via HTTP
    operationHeaders:
      Accept: application/json
      Content-Type: application/json
      Authorization: Bearer TOKEN
    # Endpoints
    operations:
      # Root Type
      - type: Query
        # The Field Name in the specified Root Type
        field: me
        # Description
        description: My Profile
        # The relative URL to the defined `endpoint`
        path: /user/{args.id} # args will generate an argument for the field and put it here automatically
        # The HTTP method
        method: GET
        # The path of the relevant JSON Schema for the return type
        responseSchema: ./json-schemas/user.json#/definitions/User
      - type: Mutation
        field: createUser
        path: /user
        method: PUT
        # A JSON sample file for the request body
        requestSample: ./json-samples/user-input.json
        # GraphQL type name for the request body
        requestTypeName: CreateUpdateUser
        # A JSON sample file for the response body and it points to the specific definition using JSON Pointer pattern
        responseSchema: ./json-schemas/user.json#/definitions/User