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postgraphile-plugin-omit-read-root

v1.0.1

Published

This plugin allows you to omit from the root graphql query object the read property generated by a unique constraint or a primary key constraint.

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postgraphile-plugin-omit-read-root

This plugin allows you to omit from the root graphql query object the read property generated by a unique constraint or a primary key constraint.

Example

With the following schema

create table classroom (
    id int primary key,
    name text
);
create table teacher (
    id int primary key,
    classroom_id int not null references classroom(id),
    email text unique
);

the graphql generated would include a teacherById field on the root query object.

Omitting readRoot via a smart tag on the primary key constraint will remove the teacherById field from the root query object.

For example, via a smart comment

comment on constraint teacher_pkey on teacher is E'@omit readRoot';

It works identically for unique constraints, such as that on teacher.email in the above example.

Usage

This is a simple plugin. You can just copy it into your project and modify as needed. You can install it using npm or yarn:

yarn add postgraphile-plugin-omit-read-root
const { OmitReadRootPlugin } = require('postgraphile-plugin-omit-read-root')

Compatibility

This plugin has no dependencies. It was tested with Postgraphile v4.12.9.