atl-relay-compiler v0.0.0-main-31f24c70

Relay Compiler

Relay-Compiler is a code-generation toolkit for GraphQL. It contains the core functionalities of GraphQL code-gen, including file parsing, validation, syntax tree parsing and transformation.

Configuration in package.json

The simplest way to configure relay is to add a new relay section to your package.json that contains the relay config.

At minimum, the relay config must specify where to find source files (i.e. files containing graphql literals) and the GraphQL schema for the project.

// adding new section to package json
{
  ...
 "scripts": {
    "relay": "relay-compiler"
 },
 ...
 // relay configuration
 "relay": {
    "src": "./src",
    "schema": "./src/schema/app_schema.graphql"
  }
}

Relay Compiler will automatically discover the config if:

• There is a relay.config.json, relay.config.js file at the root of the project (i.e. in the same folder as the package.json file).
• The package.json file contains a "relay" key.

Alternatively, the path to a configuration file can be specified as an argument:

npm run relay ./relay.json

or with yarn

yarn relay ./relay.json

Please note, in this case you'll need to provide a separate configuration for the babel plugin.

File Finder

Relay compiler uses watchman to find file sources, and "listen" to the file changes in the "watch" mode. If watchman is not available, the compiler will use glob to query the filesystem for files.

Configuration

Supported compiler configuration options

• src Root directory of application code. string
• schema Relative path to the file with GraphQL SDL file. string
• language The name of the language used for input files and generated artifacts. "javascript" | "typescript" | "flow".
• artifactDirectory A specific directory to output all artifacts to. When enabling this the babel plugin needs artifactDirectory to be set as well. string
• excludes Directories to ignore under src. arraydefault: "/node_modules/", "/mocks/", "/generated/"]
• schemaExtensions List of directories with schema extensions. array
• schemaConfig
  • nodeInterfaceIdField Configure the name of the globally unique ID field on the Node interface. Useful if you can't use the default id field name. string
  • nonNodeIdFields Restricts the type of all fields named id to ID.
    • allowedIdTypes Mappings from types in your schema to allowed types for their fields named id (e.g. "ObjectType": "CustomIdType"). object
• noFutureProofEnums For flow only. This option controls whether or not a catch-all entry is added to enum type definitions values that may be added in the future. Enabling this means you will have to update your application whenever the GraphQL server schema adds new enum values to prevent it from breaking. boolean
• customScalars Mappings from custom scalars in your schema to built-in GraphQL types, for type emission purposes. object
• eagerEsModules This option enables emitting ES modules artifacts. boolean
• persistConfig Relay supports two versions of the config:

• • Remote Persisting:

  • url String, URL to send a POST request to to persist. This field is required in persistConfig string

  • params The document will be in a POST parameter text. This map can contain additional parameters to send. object
  • concurrency The maximum number concurrent requests that will be made to url. Use a value greater than 0. number
• • Local Persisting:
  • file Path for the JSON file that will contain operations map. Compiler will write queries in the format: { "md5(queryText) => "queryText", ...}. string

• codegenCommand Command name that for relay compiler. string

• isDevVariableName Name of the global variable for dev mode (__DEV__). string

• jsModuleFormat Formatting style for generated files. commonjs or haste. Default is commonjs. string

CLI Arguments

• --repersist Run the persister even if the query has not changed.
• --watch Run compiler in watch mode. Requires watchman to be installed.
• --output Output format of the compiler. Supported options: debug | verbose | quiet | quietWithErrors. The default value is verbose.
• --validate Looks for pending changes and exits with non-zero code instead of writing to disk.