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@semiotic-labs/graph-tables

v1.0.0

Published

Extracts database schema from a GraphQL schema based on thegraph protocol implementation.

Downloads

6

Readme

Highlights

  • Simple layout parse function
  • Exact same identifier (table, column, enum, etc..) naming from graph-node implementation of postgres schema generation.
  • JS mappings used for fast table and column search
  • Enum definitions
  • Detailed column types including enum and foreign key references
  • One to one and one to many table relations
  • block$ or block_range column based on the GraphQL entity mutability.
  • Package include CommonJS, ES Modules, UMD version and TypeScript declaration files.

Install

npm install graph-tables

Usage

import {parse} from 'graph-tables';

const simple_schema = `
    type SomeComplexTableErc20Name  @entity {
        "Some description about a string field"
        id: ID!,
        nullableField:Boolean,
        booleanField:Boolean!,
        bigIntField:BigInt!,
        bytesField:Bytes!,
        bigDecimalField:BigDecimal!,
        intField:Int!,
        int8Field:Int8!,
        stringField:String!
    }
`;

const layout = parse(simple_schema);

Examples

The examples folder contains sample subgraph search and parsing example using the library.

What is the name of the subgraph? uniswap-v3
First 20 subgraphs found: 
1. hype-pool-uniswap-v3-arbitrum
2. uniswap-v3-mainnet
3. polygon-uniswap-v3
4. uniswap-v3-optimism
5. uniswap-v3-polygon
6. uniswap-v3-arbitrum
7. uniswap-v3-ethereum
8. uniswap-v3-avalanche
9. uniswap-v3-polygon
Enter subgraph index to view the database layout: 7
Selected subgraph: uniswap-v3-ethereum
Fetching layout... QmZ1y5FfQkxxFXydm1jvpUgC2bC719wvTm9AAfTy5WeKiR-QmcBpDfSAt3jxFZCenUCVnyuNgPkRhz1aD3MA4SiNKPyRR
Database layout: 
        Enums:
        Tables:
                fee_amount_enabled
                        block$
                        vid
                        id
                        fee
                        tick_spacing
                        block_number
                        block_timestamp
                        transaction_hash
                owner_changed
                        block$
                        vid
                        id
                        old_owner
                        new_owner
                        block_number
                        block_timestamp
                        transaction_hash
                pool_created
                        block$
                        vid
                        id
                        token_0
                        token_1
                        fee
                        tick_spacing
                        pool
                        block_number
                        block_timestamp
                        transaction_hash