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Autogenerate GraphQL API Interface
I'm using Apollo to access a GraphQL endpoint. I have the complete schema in a file. Suppose that the schema is as follows:
type Widget {
widgetId: ID!
name: String
}
type Query {
listWidgets: [Widget!]!
}
type Mutation {
updateWidget(
widgetId: ID!
name: String
): Widget!
}
I would like to create an API object with an interface like so:
const api = MyApi(endpoint);
const widgets = await api.listWidgets();
const modifiedWidget = await api.updateWidget({
widgetId: 'myId',
name: 'My widget',
});
Is there an existing system that does this?
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Answer
So far the strongest thing I am seeing in my research is graphql-sequelize, which is a graphql database backend for the Sequelize interface, one of Node.js's more popular ORMs currently.
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source: stackoverflow.com
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