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Diana.jl
A Julia GraphQL client/server implementation.
Contributions welcomed!
This repository is an implementation of a GraphQL server, a query language for API created by Facebook.See more complete documentation at http://graphql.org/
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Getting Started
An overview of GraphQL in general is available in the README for the Specification for GraphQL.
This package is intended to help you building GraphQL schemas/types fast and easily.
- Easy to use: Diana.jl helps you use GraphQL in Julia without effort.
- Data agnostic: Diana.jl supports any type of data source: SQL, NoSQL, etc. The intent is to provide a complete API and make your data available through GraphQL.
- Make queries: Diana.jl allows queries to graphql schemas.
Installation
Pkg> add Diana
#Release
pkg> add Diana#master
#Development
Examples
Client
query = """
{
neomatrix{
nombre
linkedin
}
}
"""
r = Queryclient("https://neomatrix.herokuapp.com/graphql",query)
client = GraphQLClient("https://api.graph.cool/simple/v1/movies",auth="Bearer my-jwt-token")
query2 = """
query getMovie(\$title: String!) {
Movie(title:\$title) {
releaseDate
actors {
name
}
}
}
"""
r = client.Query(query2,vars=Dict("title" => "Inception"))
r.Data
# "{\"data\":{\"Movie\":{\"releaseDate\":\"2010-08-28T20:00:00.000Z\",\"actors\":[{\"name\":\"Leonardo DiCaprio\"},{\"name\":\"Ellen Page\"},{\"name\":\"Tom Hardy\"},{\"name\":\"Joseph Gordon-Levitt\"},{\"name\":\"Marion Cotillard\"}]}}}"
Server
Here is one example for you to get started:
schema = Dict(
"query" => "Query"
,"Query"=> Dict(
"persona"=>Dict("tipo"=>"Persona")
,"neomatrix"=>Dict("tipo"=>"Persona")
)
,"Persona" => Dict(
"edad"=>Dict("tipo"=>"Int")
,"nombre"=>Dict("tipo"=>"String")
)
)
resolvers=Dict(
"Query"=>Dict(
"neomatrix" => (root,args,ctx,info)->(return Dict("nombre"=>"josue","edad"=>26))
,"persona" => (root,args,ctx,info)->(return Dict("nombre"=>"Diana","edad"=>25))
)
,"Persona"=>Dict(
"edad" => (root,args,ctx,info)->(return root["edad"])
)
)
my_schema = Schema(schema, resolvers)
Then Querying Diana.Schema is as simple as:
query= """
{
neomatrix{
nombre
}
}
"""
result = my_schema.execute(query)
# "{\"data\":{\"neomatrix\":{\"nombre\":\"josue\"}}}"
TODO
- Client
- Lexer
- Parser
- Query validation
- Schemas / Types
- Query execution
- Arguments
- Scalar types
- Multiple forms of resolution
- Extract variable values
- Complex types (List, Object, etc)
- Fragments in queries
- Directives
- Mutation execution
- Subscriptions execution
- Introspection
- Depth of the query
- Middleware
Documentation
Documentation and links to additional resources are available athttps://neomatrixcode.gitbook.io/diana/