Ideal

Ideal is a graphql code first builder for golang. Ideal inspects your provided types with the reflect package and produces graphql types for you under the hood.

This package is greatly inspired by type-graphql over in the node.js world.

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Similar to the internal json package you can tag your struct fields to produce a different name. Example

package example

import "github.com/eskpil/ideal"

type User struct {
    Name  string `gql:"name"`
    Email string `gql:"email"`
}

You define your queries and mutations like this

package example

import (
   "github.com/eskpil/ideal"
   "reflect" 
)

var Hello = ideal.Query{
    Name: "hello",
    Type: reflect.TypeOf(User{}),

    Resolve: func(c *ideal.Context) (interface{}, error) {
        return User{Name: "john", Email: "john@doe.com"}
    },

    Description: "hello",
}

To produce our builder we need a builder

package example

import "github.com/eskpil/ideal"

func main() {
	resolver := ideal.Resolver{}
	resolver.Query(hello)

	builder := ideal.NewBuilder(resolver)
	
    	runtime := ideal.NewRuntime()
	schema, err := builder.Build(runtime)
}

From this point you have a graphql schema like the one defined in graphql-go on which you can execute graphql requests.

package example

import "github.com/eskpil/ideal"

func main() {
    params := graphql.Params{Schema: schema, RequestString: `{ hello {
    name, email } }`} 

    result := graphql.Do(params)
}

Ideal also supports adding middleware to your resolvers.

For a look at the complete examples, see

Eskpil/ideal

Ideal

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