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schema-diff-bot

v1.0.0

Published

schema diff bot

Downloads

1

Readme

Schema diff bot

A simple slack bot to send the differences between graphql schemas

How to use

  • install the lib globally or local and be free to configure how to call the bot.

npm install [-g] schema-diff-bot

My suggestion is to call the bot using git hook before push new code to the remote repository. I would suggest the usage of Husky to configure git hooks using npm scripts in an easy way.

config file

schema diff bot uses cosmiconfig so, you can create the config file using:

  • a package.json property
  • a JSON or YAML, extensionless "rc file"
  • an "rc file" with the extensions .json, .yaml, .yml, or .js.
  • a .config.js CommonJS module

our module is called schemaDiffBot so, you can create:

  • a schemaDiffBot property in package.json
  • a .schemaDiffBotrc file in JSON or YAML format
  • a .schemaDiffBotrc.json file
  • a .schemaDiffBotrc.yaml, .schemaDiffBotrc.yml, or .schemaDiffBotrc.js file
  • a schemaDiffBot.config.js file exporting a JS object

config options

{
  leftSchema: "path to file or url to graphql schema",
  rightSchema: "path to file or url to graphql schema",
  options: {
    //headers to be applied in both schemas
    headers: {
      authorization: "Bearer token",
    },
    //headers to be applied on leftSchema
    leftSchema: {
      headers: {}
    },
    //headers to applied on rightSchema
    rightSchema: {
      headers: {}
    }
  },
  slack: {
    //you should create an slack app e get the token to use web client API
    token: "token",
    //you also should provide channelId
    channelId: "CGU94K7S8"
  },
  icons: {
    //you can change default icons per type of action
    //the actions covered are:

    changed: ":exclamation:",
    removed: ":fire:",
    added: ":white_check_mark:"
  },
  // if true, when has differences the process will stop, useful to run in CI process
  stopProcessIfHasDifferences: "false"
}

Example of message received: