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m2gql

v0.0.3

Published

Package for transfering MongoDB Collection data to GraphQL Types

Downloads

136

Readme

MongoDB to GraphQL

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Generate GraphQL schema from data in MongoDB collection.

Installation


npm install m2gql --save-dev

How to use it from CLI

m2gql -d DB_PATH -m NAME -c COLLECTION -f ./location/file.graphql -s COMPANY

Fields:

-d DB_PATH
  • Path to Database
  • This field is mandatory
-c COLLECTION
  • Specify single collection ( otherwise it will generate types from all collections in db )
-m NAME
  • If fetched one collection, provide name of Type
  • Default value is collection name
-f ./location/file.graphql
  • File location on which to save GraphQL Types
- s COMPANY
  • Name to write in schemas collection of Database

File path or company name must be provided

How to use it from script

Function which create GraphQL types out of data provided

Full sintax

createGraphQL(collections)

Function return formatted string of GraphQL Types

Example request:

createGraphQL(
    {
        user: [
            {
                first_name: "John",
                last_name: "Doe"
            },
            {
                first_name: "Mike",
                last_name: "Smith"
            }
        ]
    }
)

Data must be provided in one of following ways:

  • Array of collections
[
  {
    collectionName: [CollectionData]
  },
  {
    collectionName2: [CollectionData2]
  },
]
  • Single collection
  {
    collectionName: [CollectionData]
  }

createFromDB

Creating GraphQL Types from Database provided

Full syntax

createFromDB(databaseURI, collectionName, modelName, companyName)

Example request:

createFromDB('mongodb://localhost:25555/PinterestDB', 'users')

Elements:

databaseURI
  • Path to Database in which to search for elements.
  • This field is mandatory
collectionName
  • If wanted Graphql Type of just one collection
modelName
  • If fetched one collection, provide name of Type
  • Default value is collection name
companyName
  • Company name to write in schemas collection of Database