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@ovrsea/graphql-detect-unused-operations

v1.1.0

Published

Library to check unused resolvers at Ovrsea

Downloads

8,094

Readme

Ovrsea GraphQL Unused Operations Detector

A GraphQL Unused Operations Detector that reads through your codebase and compares the graphql operations (queries & mutations) and fragments used with your project's graphql schema.json and returns the unused operations and fragments to keep a clean codebase.

Quickstart

Installing

npm install @ovrsea/graphql-detect-unused-operations

Basic Usage

type FilePath = string;

type Options = {
  cwd?: string;
  ignore?: FilePath | string[];
  pattern?: string;
  verbose?: boolean;
  whitelist?: FilePath | string[];
};

const detectUnusedOperations = async (
  schema: Schema,
  options: Options = {}) =>: Promise<{
    unnecessarilyWhitelistedOperations: string[];
    unusedFragments: string[];
    unusedOperations: string[];
  }> {};

Parameters

schema: JSON of the graphql schema

cwd: Path to the current working directory. Defaults to ""

ignore: FilePath (string) to a pattern ignore or string[] of patterns to ignore. Defaults to file path ./.unused-operations-ignore . An example is available in .unused-operations-ignore.example

pattern: A glob pattern to the files to check. Defaults to **/*.{ts,tsx,js} ,

verbose: Adds more log. Defaults to false,

whitelist: FilePath (string) to a whitelist of operations (queries and mutations only) or string[] of operations to whitelist. Defaults to ./.unused-operations-whitelist . An example is available in .unused-operations-whitelist.example

Return values

const detectUnusedOperations = async (...) =>: Promise<{
    unnecessarilyWhitelistedOperations: string[];
    unusedFragments: string[];
    unusedOperations: string[];
  }> {};

License

This project is MIT licensed.