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import { NexusNonNullableTypes } from './wrapping';
export declare class NexusNonNullDef<TypeName extends NexusNonNullableTypes> {
readonly ofNexusType: TypeName;
private _isNexusNonNullDef;
constructor(ofNexusType: TypeName);
}
/**
* [API Docs](https://nxs.li/docs/api/nonNull) | [Nullability Guide](https://nxs.li/guides/nullability) |
* [2018 GraphQL Spec](https://spec.graphql.org/June2018/#sec-Type-System.Non-Null)
*
* Modify a type to be Non-Null.
*
* In Nexus input and output position types are nullable by default so use this to modify them so long as
* you've not changed the non-null defaults for one or both positions.
*
* If you find yourself using this a large majority of the time then consider changing your nullability defaults.
*
* @example
* objectType({
* name: 'User',
* definition(t) {
* t.field('id', {
* type: nonNull('ID'),
* })
* t.field('bio', {
* args: {
* format: nonNull(booleanArg()),
* maxWords: intArg(),
* },
* type: 'String',
* })
* },
* })
*
* // GraphQL SDL
* // -----------
* //
* // type User {
* // id: ID!
* // bio(maxWords: Int, format: Boolean!): String
* // }
*
* @param type The type to wrap in Non-Null. This may be expressed in one of three ways:
*
* 1. As string literals matching the name of a builtin scalar. E.g.: 'ID', 'String', ...
* 2. As string literals matching the name of another type. E.g.: 'User', 'Location', ... Thanks to [Nexus'
* reflection system](https://nxs.li/guides/reflection) this is typesafe and autocompletable. This is
* the idiomatic approach in Nexus because it avoids excessive importing and circular references.
* 3. As references to other enums or object type definitions. E.g.: User, Location
*
* You may also use other type modifier helpers like list() which in turn accept one of the three
*/
export declare function nonNull<TypeName extends NexusNonNullableTypes>(type: TypeName): NexusNonNullDef<any>;