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@ssb-graphql/main

v11.0.0

Published

Main GraphQL types and resolvers for Secure Scuttlebutt

Downloads

63

Readme

GraphQL for Secure Scuttlebutt

Main GraphQL types and resolvers for Secure Scuttlebutt. It provides primitives for CurrentIdentity, file-upload, Date handling etc.

Usage

npm i -S @ssb-graphql/main

Example Usage

const { ApolloServer } = require('apollo-server-express')
const { buildFederatedSchema } = require('@apollo/federation');

const Server = require('ssb-server')
const Config = require('ssb-config/inject')

const config = Config({})

const ssb = Server
  .use(require('ssb-blobs')) // << required
  .use(require('ssb-serve-blobs')) // << required
  .call(null, config)

const main = require('@ssb-graphql/main')(ssb)

main.loadContext((err, context) => {
  if (err) throw err

  const server = new ApolloServer({
    schema: buildFederatedSchema([
      { typeDefs: main.typeDefs, resolvers: main.resolvers },
      // add other types + resolvers here!
    ]),
    context
  })
})

API

require('@ssb-graphql/main')(ssb, opts) => main

where:

  • ssb is a scuttlebutt instance
  • opts Object (optional) is of form { type: String } where:
    • type is the type of profile created (default: 'person')

main.loadContext(cb)

Where cb is a callback of signature cb(err, context) and context has form

{
  public: {
    feedId,
    profileId  // requires ssb-profile
  },
  personal: {
    groupId,   // requires ssb-tribes
    profileId  // requires ssb-profile + ssb-tribes
  }
}

where:

  • the public scope are things meant for the public domain,
    • public.feedId is the public id of your scuttlebutt instance (this is not a profileId)
    • public.profileId points to an unecrypted totally public profile
  • the personal scope is for things only you will use
    • personal.groupId is the id of your personal group (for encrypted notes to self)
    • personal.profileId points to a profile for you which encrypted to your personal group (so no-one else will see these details)

NOTE:

  • this will create new records (profiles / private group) and link them to your feed if they do not already exist
  • creating profiles requires ssb-profile installed
  • creating a personal group with a profile in it further requires ssb-tribes
    • if ssb-tribes is not installed, this will be skipped
    • if type was set to pataka when main was instantiated, this will also be skipped

Requirements

An ssb-server with the following plugins:

  • ssb-blobs
  • ssb-serve-blobs

For main.loadContext:

  • ssb-profile
  • ssb-tribes (optional, will skip functions if not present)

Config

Scuttlebutt config that this module listens to:

{
  blobs: {
    max: Number
  },
  serveBlobs: {
    port: Number,
    hostname: String
  },
  hyperBlobs: {
    port: Number
  }
}

API

See /src/typeDefs.js for the most up to date details on what's offered by this module.

TODO

run npm test to run tests