Graphene-SQLAlchemy-Filter
Filters for Graphene SQLAlchemy integration
Quick start
Create a filter and add it to the graphene field.
from graphene_sqlalchemy_filter import FilterableConnectionField, FilterSet
class UserFilter(FilterSet):
is_admin = graphene.Boolean()
class Meta:
model = User
fields = {
'username': ['eq', 'ne', 'in', 'ilike'],
'is_active': [...], # shortcut!
}
@staticmethod
def is_admin_filter(info, query, value):
if value:
return User.username == 'admin'
else:
return User.username != 'admin'
class Query(ObjectType):
all_users = FilterableConnectionField(UserConnection, filters=UserFilter())
Now, we're going to create query.
{
allUsers (
filters: {
isActive: true,
or: [
{isAdmin: true},
{usernameIn: ["moderator", "cool guy"]}
]
}
){
edges {
node {
id
username
}
}
}
}
Filters
FilterSet class must inherit graphene_sqlalchemy_filter.FilterSet
or your subclass of this class.
There are three types of filters:
Automatically generated filters
class UserFilter(FilterSet):
class Meta:
model = User
fields = {
'username': ['eq', 'ne', 'in', 'ilike'],
'is_active': [...], # shortcut!
}
Metaclass must contain the sqlalchemy model and fields.
Automatically generated filters must be specified by fields
variable.
Key - field name of sqlalchemy model, value - list of expressions (or shortcut).
Shortcut (default: [...]
) will add all the allowed filters for this type of sqlalchemy field.
Key | Description | GraphQL postfix |
---|---|---|
eq |
equal | |
ne |
not equal | Ne |
like |
like | Like |
ilike |
insensitive like | Ilike |
is_null |
is null | IsNull |
in |
in | In |
not_in |
not in | NotIn |
lt |
less than | Lt |
lte |
less than or equal | Lte |
gt |
greater than | Gt |
gte |
greater than or equal | Gte |
range |
in range | Range |
contains |
contains (PostgreSQL array) | Contains |
contained_by |
contained_by (PostgreSQL array) | ContainedBy |
overlap |
overlap (PostgreSQL array) | Overlap |
Simple filters
class UserFilter(FilterSet):
is_admin = graphene.Boolean()
@staticmethod
def is_admin_filter(info, query, value):
if value:
return User.username == 'admin'
else:
return User.username != 'admin'
Each simple filter has a class variable that passes to GraphQL schema as an input type and function <field_name>_filter
that makes filtration.
The filtration function takes the following arguments:
info
- ResolveInfo graphene objectquery
- sqlalchemy query (not used in that filters type)value
- the value of a filter
The return value can be any type of sqlalchemy clause. This means that you can return not_(and_(or_(...), ...))
.
Metaclass is not required if you do not need automatically generated filters.
Filters that require join
This type of filter is the same as simple filters but has a different return type.
The filtration function should return a new sqlalchemy query and clause (like simple filters).
class UserFilter(FilterSet):
is_moderator = graphene.Boolean()
@classmethod
def is_moderator_filter(cls, info, query, value):
membership = cls.aliased(query, Membership, name='is_moderator')
query = query.outerjoin(
membership,
and_(
User.id == membership.user_id,
membership.is_moderator.is_(True),
),
)
if value:
filter_ = membership.id.isnot(None)
else:
filter_ = membership.id.is_(None)
return query, filter_
Model aliases
The function cls.aliased(query, model, name='...')
returns sqlalchemy alias from the query. It has one differing parameter - query
(SQLAlchemy Query object). Other arguments are the same as sqlalchemy.orm.aliased.
Identical joins will be skipped by sqlalchemy.
Changed in version 1.7: The first parameter is now a query.
Features
Filter registration and nested fields filters
Filters can be registered for each SQLAlchemy model in a subclass of FilterableConnectionField
.
Register your filters by inheriting FilterableConnectionField
and setting filters
(key - SQLAlchemy model, value - FilterSet object).
class CustomField(FilterableConnectionField):
filters = {
User: UserFilter(),
}
Overriding SQLAlchemyObjectType.connection_field_factory
allows you to generate nested connections with filters.
class UserNode(SQLAlchemyObjectType):
class Meta:
model = User
interfaces = (Node,)
connection_field_factory = CustomField.factory
Important:
- pagination (first/after, last/before) are performed by python (keep this in mind when working with large amounts of data)
- nested filters work by dataloaders
- this module optimizes one-to-many relationships, to optimize many-to-one relationships use sqlalchemy_bulk_lazy_loader
- nested filters require
graphene_sqlalchemy>=2.1.2
Example
# Filters
class UserFilter(FilterSet):
class Meta:
model = User
fields = {'is_active': [...]}
class CustomField(FilterableConnectionField):
filters = {
User: UserFilter(),
}
# Nodes
class UserNode(SQLAlchemyObjectType):
class Meta:
model = User
interfaces = (Node,)
connection_field_factory = CustomField.factory
class GroupNode(SQLAlchemyObjectType):
class Meta:
model = Group
interfaces = (Node,)
connection_field_factory = CustomField.factory
# Connections
class UserConnection(Connection):
class Meta:
node = UserNode
class GroupConnection(Connection):
class Meta:
node = GroupNode
# Query
class Query(ObjectType):
all_users = CustomField(UserConnection)
all_groups = CustomField(GroupConnection)
{
allUsers (filters: {isActive: true}){
edges { node { id } }
}
allGroups {
edges {
node {
users (filters: {isActive: true}) {
edges { node { id } }
}
}
}
}
}
Rename GraphQL filter field
class CustomField(FilterableConnectionField):
filter_arg = 'where'
class Query(ObjectType):
all_users = CustomField(UserConnection, where=UserFilter())
all_groups = FilterableConnectionField(GroupConnection, filters=GroupFilter())
{
allUsers (where: {isActive: true}){
edges { node { id } }
}
allGroups (filters: {nameIn: ["python", "development"]}){
edges { node { id } }
}
}
Rename expression
class BaseFilter(FilterSet):
GRAPHQL_EXPRESSION_NAMES = dict(
FilterSet.GRAPHQL_EXPRESSION_NAMES,
**{'eq': 'equal', 'not': 'i_never_asked_for_this'}
)
class Meta:
abstract = True
class UserFilter(BaseFilter):
class Meta:
model = User
fields = {'first_name': ['eq'], 'last_name': ['eq']}
{
allUsers (filters: {iNeverAskedForThis: {firstNameEqual: "Adam", lastNameEqual: "Jensen"}}){
edges { node { id } }
}
}
Custom shortcut value
class BaseFilter(FilterSet):
ALL = '__all__'
class Meta:
abstract = True
class UserFilter(BaseFilter):
class Meta:
model = User
fields = {'username': '__all__'}
Localization of documentation
class BaseFilter(FilterSet):
DESCRIPTIONS = {
'eq': 'Полностью совпадает.',
'ne': 'Не совпадает.',
'like': 'Регистрозависимая проверка строки по шлабону.',
'ilike': 'Регистронезависимая проверка строки по шлабону.',
'regexp': 'Регистрозависимая проверка строки по регулярному выражению.',
'is_null': 'Равно ли значение `null`. Принемает `true` или `false`.',
'in': 'Проверка вхождения в список.',
'not_in': 'Проверка не вхождения в список.',
'lt': 'Меньше, чем указанное значение.',
'lte': 'Меньше или равно указанному значению.',
'gt': 'Больше, чем указанное значение.',
'gte': 'Больше или равно указанному значению.',
'range': 'Значение входит в диапазон значений.',
'and': 'Объединение фильтров с помощью ``AND``.',
'or': 'Объединение фильтров с помощью ``OR``.',
'not': 'Отрицание указанных фильтров.',
}
class Meta:
abstract = True
Custom expression
def today_filter(field, value: bool):
today = func.date(field) == date.today()
return today if value else not_(today)
class BaseFilter(FilterSet):
# Add expression.
TODAY = 'today'
EXTRA_EXPRESSIONS = {
'today': {
# Add the name of the expression in GraphQL.
'graphql_name': 'today',
# Update allowed filters (used by shortcut).
'for_types': [types.Date, types.DateTime],
# Add a filtering function (takes the sqlalchemy field and value).
'filter': today_filter,
# Add the GraphQL input type. Column type by default.
'input_type': (
lambda type_, nullable, doc: graphene.Boolean(nullable=False)
),
# Description for the GraphQL schema.
'description': 'It is today.',
}
}
class Meta:
abstract = True
class PostFilter(BaseFilter):
class Meta:
model = Post
fields = {'created': ['today'], 'updated': [...]}
{
allPosts (filters: {createdToday: false, updatedToday: true}){
edges { node { id } }
}
}
Custom column types
ALLOWED_FILTERS
and EXTRA_ALLOWED_FILTERS
only affect shortcut.
If you do not use the shortcut, you can skip the next steps described in the section.
class MyString(types.String):
pass
class BaseFilter(FilterSet):
# You can override all allowed filters
# ALLOWED_FILTERS = {types.Integer: ['eq']}
# Or add new column type
EXTRA_ALLOWED_FILTERS = {MyString: ['eq']}
class Meta:
abstract = True