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resgen

v1.1.6

Published

CLI tool to generate GraphQL resolver files

Downloads

979

Readme

resgen

An opinionated CLI tool to generate GraphQL resolver folders

Installing

Install globally:

$ npm i -g resgen or yarn global add resgen

Commands

Options:
      --help     Show help
      --version  Show version
  -n, --name     folder name                                          [required]
  -s, --skip     skip a folder: fields (f), mutations(m), queries (q)
                                               choices: "f", "m", "q"
  --qs --queries specify query names to be generated
  --ms --mutations specify mutation names to be generated
  --fs --fields specify field names to be generated

Usage

$ rgen -n User -s f
The above command generates a 'User' folder with 'mutations' and 'queries' subfolders, skipping 'fields' subfolder.

Note: rgen looks for a 'src' folder in your root directory and creates a 'resolvers' folder in 'src' if it doesn't exist.


| +-- resolvers
|    +-- User
|       +-- mutations
|           +-- index.ts
|        +-- queries
|           +-- index.ts
|      +-- index.ts

Specify queries


$ rgen -n User -s f --qs getUser --ms createUser

`getUser` and `createUser`  files are added to the 'queries' and 'mutations' subfolders respectively. These files have a starter Class method.

| +-- resolvers
|    +-- User
|       +-- mutations
|           +-- createUser.ts
|           +-- index.ts
|        +-- queries
|           +-- getUser.ts
|           +-- index.ts
|      +-- index.ts

Skip more than one folder

$ rgen -n User -s m q
The above command skips 'mutations' and 'queries' subfolders.

| +-- resolvers
|    +-- User
|       +-- fields
|          +-- index.ts
|      +-- index.ts
This tool was modelled after the folder structure I use for my GraphQL server applications

| +-- src
|   +-- resolvers
|     +-- User
|        +-- fields
|          +-- index.ts
|        +-- mutations
|          +-- index.ts
|        +-- queries
|          +-- index.ts
|       +-- index.ts