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postgraphile-artetecha-inflector

v0.0.4

Published

Override some of PostgraPhile's core inflectors with Artetecha's own favourite inflection rules.

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Readme

postgraphile-artetecha-inflector

Override some of PostgraPhile's core inflectors with Artetecha's own favourite inflection rules.

Core inflection rules

allRows:

Given a type, e.g. Metadatum:

  • Core allRows would be allMetadata
  • Artetecha's is metadataConnection

allRowsSimple

Given a type, e.g. Metadatum:

  • Core allRowsSimple would be allMetadataList
  • Artetecha's is metadata

singleRelationByKeys

Given a type Author with a 1:1 relationship to Metadatum on some id field

  • Core would create a field metadatumByAuthorId field on Author
  • Artetecha would simply create a field metadatum

singleRelationByKeysBackwards

Given a type Author with a 1:1 relationship to Metadatum on some id field

  • Core would create a field authorByAuthorId field on Metadatum
  • Artetecha would simply create a field author

manyRelationByKeys

Given a type Author with a 1:N relationship to Metadata on some id field

  • Core would create a field metadataByAuthorId field on Author
  • Artetecha would simply create a field metadataConnection

manyRelationByKeysSimple

Given a type Author with a 1:N relationship to Metadata on some id field

  • Core would create a field metadataByAuthorIdList field on Author
  • Artetecha would simply create a field metadata

Third-party inflection rules

pgNestedFieldName

This is implemented by postgraphile-plugin-nested-mutations.

Given a type Author with a 1:N relationship to Metadata on some id field

  • The plugin would create a field authorToAuthorId field on the mutation createMetadatum
  • The plugin would also create a field metadataUsingId field on the mutation createAuthor
  • Artetecha would simply create a field author in the first case and a field metadata in the second