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project-graph-ql

v0.0.1

Published

1. Introduction: - This is a server side application that reads user details and saves them in mongodb database, aswell as queries them from database too.

Downloads

2

Readme

  1. Introduction:

    • This is a server side application that reads user details and saves them in mongodb database, aswell as queries them from database too.
  2. Installation:

    • Clone or fork this repository into your machine.
    • Install NodeJS in your system.
    • npm install
  3. Connecting database:

    • Copy and paste your mongodb database's connection string into env file.
    • If you are connectiing to a cloud hosted database make sure you register your device's ip addres (You will see abutton called "Add Curent IP Address" inside connect prompt.)
  4. Run:

    • npm run start:dev
  5. Features:

    • Open graphql playground -http://localhost:3000/graphql
    • Save user data using mutaion.
    • Retrive user data using query.
  6. Exploring code base:

    • If you see inside input-type folder, there is a file that defines the structure of data that we can give input to our mutation and this where the input validation is also carried out.

    • If you see object-type folder, there is a file that defines the structue of data that we can output from our query.

    • If you see inside database folder, there is file that defines the structue of our mongodb documents.

    • If you see inside user.resolver.ts, there is methods decorated by mutation and query decorators. Those are the end points of our application.

      • Mutation is responsible for handling incoming data.
      • Query is responsible for serving requested data.
    • Al the database operations are done inside user.service.ts.

      • Mongoose modle is injected to access a document instance and perform database operations on it.
  7. GraphQL Play Ground: mutation { creatUser( createUser: { fullName: "" gender: "" phoneNumber: "" email: "" address: "" nationality: "" dateOfBirth: "2023-09-09T14:30:00.000+00:00" education: "" preferedModeOfContact: " } ) { fullName dateOfBirth } }

            query {
            getAllUsers {
               id
               fullName
               gender
               phoneNumber
               email
               address
               nationality
               dateOfBirth
               education
               preferedModeOfContact
            }
            }
    
            query {
            getUser(id: "") {
               id
               fullName
               gender
            }
            }
    
            mutation {
            updateUser(
               id: ""
               updateUser: {
                  fullName: ""
                  gender: ""
                  phoneNumber: ""
                  email: ""
                  address: ""
                  nationality: ""
                  dateOfBirth: "2023-09-09T14:30:00.000+00:00"
                  education: ""
                  preferedModeOfContact: ""
               }
            ) {
               id
               fullName
            }
            }
    
            mutation {
            deleteUser(id: "")
            }