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ts-gql-helpers

v0.2.1

Published

Typed GraphQL helpers functions

Downloads

6

Readme

ts-gql-helpers

ts-gql-helpers is a set of helpers functions aiming to improve the DX of GraphQL and Typescript projects.

Installation

npm i ts-gql-helpers
or
yarn add ts-gql-helpers

Functions

Unions helpers

  • isType()
interface Object extends {
  name: 'object',
  __typename:  'Object'
}
interface OtherObject extends {
  title: 'other object',
  __typename: 'OtherObject'
}

isType(object,'__typenameValue'):boolean

// Usage
// type object = Object | OtherObject
if(isType(object, 'Object')) {
  // object.name will be infered as valid
}
  • isTypeInTuple()
interface Object extends {
  name: 'object',
  __typename: 'Object'
}
interface OtherObject extends {
  title: 'other object',
  __typename: 'OtherObject'
}
// type tuple = Array<Object | OtherObject>
const typedArrayOfObject = tuple.filter(isTypeInTuple('Object'))
const typedArrayfOtherObject = tuple.filter(isTypeInTuple('OtherObject'))

// Possible undefined
tuple[0].name
tuple[0].title

// Infered as valid
typedArrayOfObject[0].name

// Infered as valid
typedArrayfOtherObject[0].title
  • isEither()
interface Object extends {
    name: 'object',
  __typename: 'Object'
}
interface OtherObject extends {
   name: 'other object',
  __typename: 'OtherObject'
}
interface AnotherObject extends {
   title: 'another object',
  __typename: 'AnotherObject'
}
// type object = Object | OtherObject | AnotherObject
isEither(object, ['Object', 'OtherObject']):boolean

// Usage
if(isEither(object, ['Object', 'OtherObject'])) {
  // object.name will be infered as valid
  // object.tile will be infered as undefined
}
  • isNot()
interface Object extends {
    name: 'object',
  __typename: 'Object'
}
interface OtherObject extends {
   name: 'other object',
  __typename: 'OtherObject'
}
interface AnotherObject extends {
   title: 'another object',
  __typename: 'AnotherObject'
}
// type object = Object | OtherObject | AnotherObject
isNot(object, ['Object', 'OtherObject']):boolean
// Usage
if(isNot(object, ['Object', 'OtherObject'])) {
  // object.name will be infered as undefined
  // object.tile will be infered as valid
}