prismatic-graphql.core
query->data-schemaclj
(query->data-schema schema-string query-string)(query->data-schema schema-string query-string options)Inputs: ([schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str] [schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str options :- Options]) Returns: Schema
Receives a string containing a GraphQL Schema in SDL and a GraphQL Query String and returns the Prismatic Schema of the
data response when executing the passed query against the provided schema. An optional options argument can be provided
with the following options:
<:scalars> - A map containing the Keyword representation of a custom GraphQL Scalar and the corresponding Prismatic Schema type to be used. (this is required if your schema contains custom Scalars, they are going to be merged with the default ones)
<:enum-fn> - A function that receives a set and should return a Prismatic Schema representing an enum made of the elements
present in the set provided. By default this uses the s/enum from Prismatic, can be used to provide a loose-enum implementation.
<:loose?> - Allows for extra keys in the generated schemas
Inputs: ([schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str] [schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str options :- Options]) Returns: Schema Receives a string containing a GraphQL Schema in SDL and a GraphQL Query String and returns the Prismatic Schema of the data response when executing the passed query against the provided schema. An optional `options` argument can be provided with the following options: <:scalars> - A map containing the Keyword representation of a custom GraphQL Scalar and the corresponding Prismatic Schema type to be used. (this is required if your schema contains custom Scalars, they are going to be merged with the default ones) <:enum-fn> - A function that receives a set and should return a Prismatic Schema representing an enum made of the elements present in the set provided. By default this uses the `s/enum` from Prismatic, can be used to provide a loose-enum implementation. <:loose?> - Allows for extra keys in the generated schemas
query->variables-schemaclj
(query->variables-schema schema-string query-string)(query->variables-schema schema-string query-string options)Inputs: ([schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str] [schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str options :- Options]) Returns: Schema
Receives a string containing a GraphQL Schema in SDL and a GraphQL Query String and returns the Prismatic Schema of the
variables required when executing the passed query against the provided schema. An optional options argument can be provided
with the following options:
<:scalars> - A map containing the Keyword representation of a custom GraphQL Scalar and the corresponding Prismatic Schema type to be used. (this is required if your schema contains custom Scalars, they are going to be merged with the default ones)
<:enum-fn> - A function that receives a set and should return a Prismatic Schema representing an enum made of the elements
present in the set provided. By default this uses the s/enum from Prismatic, can be used to provide a loose-enum implementation.
<:loose?> - Allows for extra keys in the generated schemas
Inputs: ([schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str] [schema-string :- s/Str query-string :- s/Str options :- Options]) Returns: Schema Receives a string containing a GraphQL Schema in SDL and a GraphQL Query String and returns the Prismatic Schema of the variables required when executing the passed query against the provided schema. An optional `options` argument can be provided with the following options: <:scalars> - A map containing the Keyword representation of a custom GraphQL Scalar and the corresponding Prismatic Schema type to be used. (this is required if your schema contains custom Scalars, they are going to be merged with the default ones) <:enum-fn> - A function that receives a set and should return a Prismatic Schema representing an enum made of the elements present in the set provided. By default this uses the `s/enum` from Prismatic, can be used to provide a loose-enum implementation. <:loose?> - Allows for extra keys in the generated schemas
valid-query?clj
(valid-query? query-string)Inputs: [query-string :- s/Str] Returns: s/Bool
Returns true if the query-string is a syntactically correct GraphQL Query document, false otherwise. (this does no check if the query is compliant to a specific schema)
Inputs: [query-string :- s/Str] Returns: s/Bool Returns true if the query-string is a syntactically correct GraphQL Query document, false otherwise. (this does no check if the query is compliant to a specific schema)
valid-schema?clj
(valid-schema? schema-string)Inputs: [schema-string :- s/Str] Returns: s/Bool
Returns true if the schema-string is a valid GraphQL Schema, false otherwise
Inputs: [schema-string :- s/Str] Returns: s/Bool Returns true if the schema-string is a valid GraphQL Schema, false otherwise
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