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eslint-plugin-prisma-nestjs-graphql

v0.1.4

Published

eslint plugin for prisma & nestjs & graphql setups to not forget resolvers etc.

Downloads

19

Readme

eslint-plugin-prisma-nestjs-graphql

Goal of the plugin (p):

  • I always forgot some field-resolvers in my graphql resolver files.
  • I wrote myself a little eslint p to check the prisma.schema entities' relations against the field resolvers in my files.
  • Additionally, the p can auto-fix missing resolvers (means it inserts them (quite) the right way).
  • Together with lint --fix it can auto-generate all your (basic) field resolvers.
  • So the overall goal is to save you and me from error-prone, manual field resolver coding.
  • This p will (atm) not check if you implemented all models of your prisma file, just if there is a model resolver => it will check if the field resolvers are there

How to use the p:

  • Install it: npm i -D eslint-plugin-prisma-nestjs-graphql
  • It needs you to also use https://www.npmjs.com/package/prisma-json-schema-generator as generator for your prisma setup.
  • The p will look for a file called prisma/generated/json-schema.json which should be generated by the prisma-json-schema-generator
  • Therefore the generator should look somewhat like that:
...
generator jsonSchema {
  provider = "prisma-json-schema-generator"
  output   = "./generated/"
}
...

Known issues

  • Paths are inflexible
    • Will hopefully be adressed in the future

Related Plugins / Repos / Topics

npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-plugin-prisma-nestjs-graphql prisma-nestjs-graphql resource generator: LINK