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bun-graphql-loader

v1.0.3

Published

A Bun plugin for loading GraphQL files.

Downloads

10

Readme

bun-graphql-loader

NPM

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A Bun plugin for loading GraphQL .gql and .graphql files, using on graphql-tag. Based on vite-plugin-graphql-loader.

Install

bun add --dev bun-graphql-loader

Usage

Calling Bun.build:

import bunGraphqlLoader from 'bun-graphql-loader';

await Bun.build({
    ...
    plugins: [
        ...
        bunGraphqlLoader(),
        ...
    ],
    ...
});

Using with bun test:

Create a file called bunGraphqlLoader.ts with the following content:

import bunGraphqlLoader from "bun-graphql-loader";
import { plugin } from "bun";

plugin(bunGraphqlLoader());

And add it to your bunfig.toml (customizing the path if necessary):

[test]
preload = [
  "./bunGraphqlLoader.ts",
]

Now you can import queries from .gql or .graphql files.

example.graphql:

#import "./ExampleImport.graphql"

fragment ExampleFragment on example {
    id
    name
}

query ExampleQuery {
    example {
        ...ExampleFragment
        ...ExampleImport
    }
}

example.js:

import ExampleQuery, { ExampleFragment } from "./example.graphql";

If you have multiple queries in the same file, import them like this:

import { FirstQuery, SecondQuery } from "./example.graphql";

TypeScript

If you are using TypeScript, you will have to declare .gql or .graphql files.

Create graphql.d.ts anywhere in your source directory and

declare module "*.gql";
declare module "*.graphql";

Alternatively, change it to this (replacing .gql with .graphql depending on what you use):

declare module "*.gql" {
    const Query: import("graphql").DocumentNode;
    export default Query;
    export const _queries: Record<string, import("graphql").DocumentNode>;
    export const _fragments: Record<
        string,
        import("graphql").FragmentDefinitionNode
    >;
}

And then import fragments and queries like so in order to type them as DocumentNode and FragmentDefinitionNode objects.

import Document, { _queries, _fragments } from "./example.graphql";
console.log(Document); // Has type `DocumentNode`
console.log(_queries.ExampleQuery); // Has type `DocumentNode`
console.log(_fragments.ExampleFragment); // Has type `FragmentDefinitionNode`

Changelog

v1.0.0: