postgraphile-plugin-many-create-update-delete
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Postgraphile plugin that enables many create, update, & delete mutations in a single transaction.
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import * as T from './pluginTypes';
import debugFactory from 'debug';
const debug = debugFactory('graphile-build-pg');
const PostGraphileManyCreatePlugin: T.Plugin = (
builder: T.SchemaBuilder,
options: any
) => {
if (options.pgDisableDefaultMutations) return;
/**
* Add a hook to create the new root level create mutation
*/
builder.hook(
// @ts-ignore
'GraphQLObjectType:fields',
GQLObjectFieldsHookHandlerFcn,
['PgMutationManyCreate'], // Hook provides
[], // Hook before
['PgMutationCreate'] // Hook after
);
/**
* Handles adding the new "many create" root level fields
*/
function GQLObjectFieldsHookHandlerFcn (
fields: any,
build: T.Build,
context: T.Context
) {
const {
extend,
newWithHooks,
parseResolveInfo,
pgIntrospectionResultsByKind,
pgGetGqlTypeByTypeIdAndModifier,
pgGetGqlInputTypeByTypeIdAndModifier,
pgSql: sql,
gql2pg,
graphql: {
GraphQLObjectType,
GraphQLInputObjectType,
GraphQLNonNull,
GraphQLString,
GraphQLList
},
pgColumnFilter,
inflection,
pgQueryFromResolveData: queryFromResolveData,
pgOmit: omit,
pgViaTemporaryTable: viaTemporaryTable,
describePgEntity,
sqlCommentByAddingTags,
pgField
} = build;
const {
scope: { isRootMutation },
fieldWithHooks
} = context;
if (!isRootMutation) return fields;
let newFields: object = {},
i: number;
const noOfTables = pgIntrospectionResultsByKind.class.length;
for (i = 0; i < noOfTables; i++) {
handleAdditionsFromTableInfo(pgIntrospectionResultsByKind.class[i]);
}
function handleAdditionsFromTableInfo (table: T.PgClass) {
if (
!table.namespace ||
!table.isSelectable ||
!table.isInsertable ||
omit(table, 'create') ||
!table.tags.mncud
)
return;
const tableType: T.GraphQLType = pgGetGqlTypeByTypeIdAndModifier(
table.type.id,
null
);
if (!tableType) {
debug(
`There was no table type for table '${table.namespace.name}.${table.name}', so we're not generating a create mutation for it.`
);
return;
}
const TableInput = pgGetGqlInputTypeByTypeIdAndModifier(
table.type.id,
null
);
if (!TableInput) {
debug(
`There was no input type for table '${table.namespace.name}.${table.name}', so we're going to omit it from the create mutation.`
);
return;
}
const tableTypeName = inflection.tableType(table);
// Setup args for the input type
const newInputHookType = GraphQLInputObjectType;
const newInputHookSpec = {
name: `mn${inflection.createInputType(table)}`,
description: `All input for the create mn\`${tableTypeName}\` mutation.`,
fields: () => ({
clientMutationId: {
description:
'An arbitrary string value with no semantic meaning. Will be included in the payload verbatim. May be used to track mutations by the client.',
type: GraphQLString
},
[`mn${tableTypeName}`]: {
description: `The one or many \`${tableTypeName}\` to be created by this mutation.`,
type: new GraphQLList(new GraphQLNonNull(TableInput))
}
})
};
const newInputHookScope = {
__origin: `Adding many table create input type for ${describePgEntity(
table
)}.
You can rename the table's GraphQL type via a 'Smart Comment':
\n\n ${sqlCommentByAddingTags(table, {
name: 'newNameHere'
})}`,
isPgCreateInputType: true,
pgInflection: table,
pgIntrospection: table
};
const InputType = newWithHooks(
newInputHookType,
newInputHookSpec,
newInputHookScope
);
// Setup args for payload type
const newPayloadHookType = GraphQLObjectType;
const newPayloadHookSpec = {
name: `mn${inflection.createPayloadType(table)}`,
description: `The output of our many create \`${tableTypeName}\` mutation.`,
fields: ({ fieldWithHooks }) => {
const tableName = inflection.tableFieldName(table);
return {
clientMutationId: {
description:
'The exact same `clientMutationId` that was provided in the mutation input, unchanged and unused. May be used by a client to track mutations.',
type: GraphQLString
},
[tableName]: pgField(
build,
fieldWithHooks,
tableName,
{
description: `The \`${tableTypeName}\` that was created by this mutation.`,
type: tableType
},
{
isPgCreatePayloadResultField: true,
pgFieldIntrospection: table
}
)
};
}
};
const newPayloadHookScope = {
__origin: `Adding many table many create payload type for ${describePgEntity(
table
)}.
You can rename the table's GraphQL type via a 'Smart Comment':
\n\n ${sqlCommentByAddingTags(table, {
name: 'newNameHere'
})}\n\nor disable the built-in create mutation via:\n\n
${sqlCommentByAddingTags(table, { omit: 'create' })}`,
isMutationPayload: true,
isPgCreatePayloadType: true,
pgIntrospection: table
};
const PayloadType = newWithHooks(
newPayloadHookType,
newPayloadHookSpec,
newPayloadHookScope
);
const fieldName = `mn${inflection.upperCamelCase(
inflection.createField(table)
)}`;
function newFieldWithHooks (): T.FieldWithHooksFunction {
return fieldWithHooks(
fieldName,
context => {
context.table = table;
context.relevantAttributes = table.attributes.filter(
attr =>
pgColumnFilter(attr, build, context) && !omit(attr, 'create')
);
return {
description: `Creates one or many \`${tableTypeName}\`.`,
type: PayloadType,
args: {
input: {
type: new GraphQLNonNull(InputType)
}
},
resolve: resolver.bind(context)
};
},
{
pgFieldIntrospection: table,
isPgCreateMutationField: true
}
);
}
async function resolver (_data, args, resolveContext, resolveInfo) {
const { input } = args;
const {
table,
getDataFromParsedResolveInfoFragment,
relevantAttributes
}: {
table: T.PgClass;
getDataFromParsedResolveInfoFragment: any;
relevantAttributes: any;
// @ts-ignore
} = this;
const { pgClient } = resolveContext;
const parsedResolveInfoFragment = parseResolveInfo(resolveInfo);
// @ts-ignore
parsedResolveInfoFragment.args = args; // Allow overriding via makeWrapResolversPlugin
const resolveData = getDataFromParsedResolveInfoFragment(
parsedResolveInfoFragment,
PayloadType
);
const insertedRowAlias = sql.identifier(Symbol());
const query = queryFromResolveData(
insertedRowAlias,
insertedRowAlias,
resolveData,
{},
null,
resolveContext,
resolveInfo.rootValue
);
const sqlColumns: T.SQL[] = [];
const inputData: Object[] =
input[
`mn${inflection.upperCamelCase(inflection.tableFieldName(table))}`
];
if (!inputData || inputData.length === 0) return null;
const sqlValues: T.SQL[][] = Array(inputData.length).fill([]);
inputData.forEach((dataObj, i) => {
relevantAttributes.forEach((attr: T.PgAttribute) => {
const fieldName = inflection.column(attr);
const dataValue = dataObj[fieldName];
// On the first run, store the attribute values
if (i === 0) {
sqlColumns.push(sql.identifier(attr.name));
}
// If the key exists, store the data else store DEFAULT.
if (Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(dataObj, fieldName)) {
sqlValues[i] = [
...sqlValues[i],
gql2pg(dataValue, attr.type, attr.typeModifier)
];
} else {
sqlValues[i] = [...sqlValues[i], sql.raw('default')];
}
});
});
const mutationQuery = sql.query`
INSERT INTO ${sql.identifier(table.namespace.name, table.name)}
${
sqlColumns.length
? sql.fragment`(${sql.join(sqlColumns, ', ')})
VALUES (${sql.join(
sqlValues.map(
dataGroup => sql.fragment`${sql.join(dataGroup, ', ')}`
),
'),('
)})`
: sql.fragment`default values`
} returning *`;
let row;
try {
await pgClient.query('SAVEPOINT graphql_mutation');
const rows = await viaTemporaryTable(
pgClient,
sql.identifier(table.namespace.name, table.name),
mutationQuery,
insertedRowAlias,
query
);
row = rows[0];
await pgClient.query('RELEASE SAVEPOINT graphql_mutation');
} catch (e) {
await pgClient.query('ROLLBACK TO SAVEPOINT graphql_mutation');
throw e;
}
return {
clientMutationId: input.clientMutationId,
data: row
};
}
newFields = extend(
newFields,
{
[fieldName]: newFieldWithHooks
},
`Adding create mutation for ${describePgEntity(table)}. You can omit
this default mutation with a 'Smart Comment':\n\n
${sqlCommentByAddingTags(table, {
omit: 'create'
})}`
);
}
return extend(
fields,
newFields,
`Adding the many 'create' mutation to the root mutation`
);
}
};
export default PostGraphileManyCreatePlugin;