Comments (5)
This is very close to the API I would suggest as well, with one exception. We discussed using peerDependencies
to declare what a data source "requires".
If we add an additional "Comments" schema to your above example (where a user can see all of their comments)
const dataSource = {
namespace: 'User',
schema: /* ... */,
resolvers: /* ... */,
mocks: /* ... */,
model: /* ... */,
stitching: {
requires: ['Chirp', 'Comment'],
linkTypeDefs: `
extend type User {
chirps: [Chirp]
comments: [Comment]
}
`,
resolvers: mergeInfo => ({
User: {
comments: {
fragment: `fragment UserFragment on User { id }`,
resolve(parent, args, context, info) {
const authorId = parent.id;
return mergeInfo.delegate(
'query',
'commentssByAuthorId',
{
authorId,
},
context,
info,
);
},
},
chirps: {
fragment: `fragment UserFragment on User { id }`,
resolve(parent, args, context, info) {
const authorId = parent.id;
return mergeInfo.delegate(
'query',
'chirpsByAuthorId',
{
authorId,
},
context,
info,
);
},
},
},
},
}
};
What should I do if Chirps
is present but not Comments
?
peerDependencies
would make these requirements all-or-nothing and provide SemVer assurances out of the box.
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Oh, shit, I totally forgot about the peerDependencies
conversation.
Yes, that's better. Let's do that. 😄
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@jlengstorf I'm going to take a crack at this today. Do you prefer:
const dataSource = {
namespace: 'User',
schema: /* ... */,
resolvers: /* ... */,
mocks: /* ... */,
model: /* ... */,
stitching: {
linkTypeDefs: /* ... */,
resolvers: mergeInfo => /* ... */,
},
};
or
const dataSource = {
namespace: 'User',
schema: /* ... */,
resolvers: /* ... */,
mocks: /* ... */,
model: /* ... */,
linkTypeDefs: /* ... */,
stitchResolvers: mergeInfo => /* ... */,
};
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Awesome. I think I prefer the first option. It seems clearer to me.
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Closed by #12
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