├── .gitignore ├── examples ├── 02-advanced │ ├── 01-fragment │ │ ├── gleam.toml │ │ ├── src │ │ │ └── app.gleam │ │ ├── README.md │ │ └── manifest.toml │ ├── 02-multiple-roots │ │ ├── gleam.toml │ │ ├── src │ │ │ └── app.gleam │ │ ├── README.md │ │ └── manifest.toml │ └── 03-inline-fragment │ │ ├── gleam.toml │ │ ├── manifest.toml │ │ ├── README.md │ │ └── src │ │ └── app.gleam ├── 01-basics │ ├── 02-mutation │ │ ├── gleam.toml │ │ ├── README.md │ │ ├── src │ │ │ └── app.gleam │ │ └── manifest.toml │ └── 01-simple-query │ │ ├── gleam.toml │ │ ├── README.md │ │ ├── src │ │ └── app.gleam │ │ └── manifest.toml └── README.md ├── src ├── gleamql_ffi.mjs ├── gleamql_ffi.erl ├── gleamql │ ├── fragment.gleam │ ├── directive.gleam │ ├── operation.gleam │ └── field.gleam └── gleamql.gleam ├── .github └── workflows │ └── test.yml ├── gleam.toml ├── manifest.toml ├── README.md ├── CHANGELOG.md └── test ├── inline_fragment_test.gleam ├── fragment_test.gleam ├── gleamql_test.gleam ├── multiple_root_fields_test.gleam └── directive_test.gleam /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | *.beam 2 | *.ez 3 | build 4 | erl_crash.dump 5 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/01-fragment/gleam.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name = "fragment" 2 | version = "1.0.0" 3 | 4 | [dependencies] 5 | gleam_stdlib = ">= 0.65.0 and < 1.0.0" 6 | gleamql = { path = "../../../" } 7 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots/gleam.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name = "multiple_roots" 2 | version = "1.0.0" 3 | 4 | [dependencies] 5 | gleam_stdlib = ">= 0.65.0 and < 1.0.0" 6 | gleamql = { path = "../../../" } 7 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/03-inline-fragment/gleam.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name = "inline_fragment" 2 | version = "1.0.0" 3 | 4 | [dependencies] 5 | gleam_stdlib = ">= 0.65.0 and < 1.0.0" 6 | gleamql = { path = "../../../" } 7 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/gleamql_ffi.mjs: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // Returns undefined which can be passed around without evaluation. 2 | // This is safe because it's only used to extract field structure from 3 | // ObjectBuilder continuations and is never actually decoded. 4 | export function placeholder() { 5 | return undefined; 6 | } 7 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/01-basics/02-mutation/gleam.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name = "mutation" 2 | version = "1.0.0" 3 | 4 | [dependencies] 5 | gleam_stdlib = ">= 0.65.0 and < 1.0.0" 6 | gleam_json = ">= 3.0.2 and < 4.0.0" 7 | gleam_hackney = ">= 1.3.1 and < 2.0.0" 8 | gleam_http = ">= 4.0.0 and < 5.0.0" 9 | gleamql = { path = "../../../" } 10 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/gleamql_ffi.erl: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | -module(gleamql_ffi). 2 | -export([placeholder/0]). 3 | 4 | % Returns undefined which can be passed around without evaluation. 5 | % This is safe because it's only used to extract field structure from 6 | % ObjectBuilder continuations and is never actually decoded. 7 | placeholder() -> undefined. 8 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/01-basics/01-simple-query/gleam.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name = "simple_query" 2 | version = "1.0.0" 3 | 4 | [dependencies] 5 | gleam_stdlib = ">= 0.65.0 and < 1.0.0" 6 | gleam_json = ">= 3.0.2 and < 4.0.0" 7 | gleam_hackney = ">= 1.3.1 and < 2.0.0" 8 | gleam_http = ">= 4.0.0 and < 5.0.0" 9 | gleamql = { path = "../../../" } 10 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /.github/workflows/test.yml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name: test 2 | 3 | on: 4 | push: 5 | branches: 6 | - master 7 | - main 8 | pull_request: 9 | 10 | jobs: 11 | test: 12 | runs-on: ubuntu-latest 13 | steps: 14 | - uses: actions/checkout@v4 15 | - uses: erlef/setup-beam@v1 16 | with: 17 | otp-version: "28" 18 | gleam-version: "1.13.0" 19 | rebar3-version: "3" 20 | # elixir-version: "1.14.2" 21 | - run: gleam format --check src test 22 | - run: gleam deps download 23 | - run: gleam test 24 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /gleam.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | name = "gleamql" 2 | version = "0.5.0" 3 | 4 | # Fill out these fields if you intend to generate HTML documentation or publish 5 | # your project to the Hex package manager. 6 | # 7 | licences = ["Apache-2.0"] 8 | description = "A Simple Graphql Client Written In Gleam ✨" 9 | repository = { type = "github", user = "cobbinma", repo = "gleamql" } 10 | links = [{ title = "Website", href = "https://gleam.run" }] 11 | 12 | [dependencies] 13 | gleam_json = ">= 3.0.2 and < 4.0.0" 14 | gleam_stdlib = ">= 0.65.0 and < 1.0.0" 15 | gleam_http = ">= 4.0.0 and < 5.0.0" 16 | glint = ">= 1.2.1 and < 2.0.0" 17 | 18 | [dev-dependencies] 19 | gleeunit = ">= 1.6.0 and < 2.0.0" 20 | gleam_hackney = ">= 1.3.1 and < 2.0.0" 21 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/01-basics/01-simple-query/README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 01-basics/01-simple-query 2 | 3 | A simple GraphQL query example using the Countries API. 4 | 5 | ## What This Example Demonstrates 6 | 7 | - Building a basic GraphQL query 8 | - Using variables in queries 9 | - Selecting fields from objects 10 | - Sending requests with an HTTP client 11 | - Proper error handling 12 | 13 | ## The Code 14 | 15 | This example shows the fundamental workflow of using GleamQL: 16 | 17 | 1. **Define your data types** - Create Gleam types to represent the GraphQL response 18 | 2. **Build the operation** - Use the operation builder to construct your query 19 | 3. **Define fields** - Map GraphQL fields to your Gleam types 20 | 4. **Send the request** - Configure the HTTP request and send it 21 | 22 | The example queries the Countries GraphQL API to fetch information about a country 23 | by its code. 24 | 25 | ## Running the Example 26 | 27 | ```bash 28 | cd examples/01-basics/01-simple-query 29 | gleam run 30 | ``` 31 | 32 | ## Expected Output 33 | 34 | ``` 35 | Generated GraphQL Query: 36 | query CountryQuery($code: ID!) { 37 | country(code: $code) { 38 | name 39 | code 40 | } 41 | } 42 | 43 | Success! 44 | Country: United Kingdom (GB) 45 | ``` 46 | 47 | ## Next Steps 48 | 49 | After understanding this basic example, check out: 50 | 51 | - [`02-mutation`](../02-mutation) - Learn how to create data with mutations 52 | - [`../../02-advanced/01-fragment`](../../02-advanced/01-fragment) - Explore reusable fragments 53 | 54 | ## API Used 55 | 56 | This example uses the free [Countries GraphQL API](https://countries.trevorblades.com/graphql): 57 | - URL: `https://countries.trevorblades.com/graphql` 58 | - No authentication required 59 | - Provides country and continent data 60 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/01-basics/02-mutation/README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 01-basics/02-mutation 2 | 3 | A simple GraphQL mutation example using the GraphQLZero API. 4 | 5 | ## What This Example Demonstrates 6 | 7 | - Building a GraphQL mutation 8 | - Using complex input variables (JSON objects) 9 | - Creating data via mutations 10 | - Handling mutation responses 11 | 12 | ## The Code 13 | 14 | This example shows how to use GleamQL for mutations (creating, updating, or deleting data): 15 | 16 | 1. **Use `operation.mutation`** - Instead of `.query`, use `.mutation` to create a mutation 17 | 2. **Define input variables** - Mutations often use complex input objects 18 | 3. **Pass JSON objects** - Use `json.object()` to build structured input data 19 | 4. **Handle the response** - Mutations return the created/updated data 20 | 21 | The example creates a new post on the GraphQLZero fake API. 22 | 23 | ## Running the Example 24 | 25 | ```bash 26 | cd examples/01-basics/02-mutation 27 | gleam run 28 | ``` 29 | 30 | ## Expected Output 31 | 32 | ``` 33 | Generated GraphQL Mutation: 34 | mutation CreatePost($input: CreatePostInput!) { 35 | createPost(input: $input) { 36 | id 37 | title 38 | body 39 | } 40 | } 41 | 42 | Success! Post created: 43 | ID: 101 44 | Title: A Very Captivating Post Title 45 | Body: Some interesting content. 46 | ``` 47 | 48 | ## Next Steps 49 | 50 | After understanding mutations, explore: 51 | 52 | - [`../../02-advanced/01-fragment`](../../02-advanced/01-fragment) - Learn about reusable fragments 53 | - [`../../02-advanced/02-multiple-roots`](../../02-advanced/02-multiple-roots) - Query multiple fields at once 54 | 55 | ## API Used 56 | 57 | This example uses the [GraphQLZero API](https://graphqlzero.almansi.me/api): 58 | - URL: `https://graphqlzero.almansi.me/api` 59 | - No authentication required 60 | - Fake data API for testing 61 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/01-fragment/src/app.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // Demonstrates how to use reusable fragments in GraphQL queries. 2 | // 3 | // This example shows: 4 | // - Defining named fragments 5 | // - Spreading fragments in queries 6 | // - Automatic fragment collection 7 | 8 | import gleam/io 9 | import gleamql/field 10 | import gleamql/fragment 11 | import gleamql/operation 12 | 13 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 14 | 15 | pub type User { 16 | User(id: String, name: String, email: String) 17 | } 18 | 19 | pub type Post { 20 | Post(id: String, title: String, author: User) 21 | } 22 | 23 | // MAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24 | 25 | pub fn main() { 26 | // Define a reusable user fragment 27 | let user_fields = 28 | fragment.on("User", "UserFields", fn() { 29 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 30 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 31 | use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 32 | field.build(User(id:, name:, email:)) 33 | }) 34 | 35 | // Use the fragment in a query - it's automatically collected! 36 | let post_query = 37 | operation.query("GetPost") 38 | |> operation.variable("postId", "ID!") 39 | |> operation.field( 40 | field.object("post", fn() { 41 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 42 | use title <- field.field(field.string("title")) 43 | use author <- field.field( 44 | field.object("author", fn() { 45 | use user_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(user_fields)) 46 | field.build(user_data) 47 | }), 48 | ) 49 | field.build(Post(id:, title:, author:)) 50 | }) 51 | |> field.arg("id", "postId"), 52 | ) 53 | 54 | io.println("Generated GraphQL Query:") 55 | io.println("========================") 56 | io.println(operation.to_string(post_query)) 57 | } 58 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots/src/app.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // Demonstrates querying multiple root fields in a single GraphQL operation. 2 | // 3 | // This example shows: 4 | // - Using operation.root() for multiple top-level fields 5 | // - Querying different data in one request 6 | // - Structuring responses as tuples 7 | 8 | import gleam/io 9 | import gleamql/field 10 | import gleamql/operation 11 | 12 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 | 14 | pub type Country { 15 | Country(name: String, code: String) 16 | } 17 | 18 | pub type Continent { 19 | Continent(name: String, code: String) 20 | } 21 | 22 | // MAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 23 | 24 | pub fn main() { 25 | // Demonstrate multiple root fields 26 | let multi_op = 27 | operation.query("GetCountryAndContinent") 28 | |> operation.variable("countryCode", "ID!") 29 | |> operation.variable("continentCode", "ID!") 30 | |> operation.root(fn() { 31 | use country <- field.field( 32 | field.object("country", fn() { 33 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 34 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 35 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 36 | }) 37 | |> field.arg("code", "countryCode"), 38 | ) 39 | use continent <- field.field( 40 | field.object("continent", fn() { 41 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 42 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 43 | field.build(Continent(name:, code:)) 44 | }) 45 | |> field.arg("code", "continentCode"), 46 | ) 47 | field.build(#(country, continent)) 48 | }) 49 | 50 | // Print the generated GraphQL query 51 | io.println("Generated GraphQL Query:") 52 | io.println(operation.to_string(multi_op)) 53 | io.println("") 54 | io.println( 55 | "Notice: No wrapper field! Both 'country' and 'continent' are at the root level.", 56 | ) 57 | } 58 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/01-basics/01-simple-query/src/app.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // A simple GraphQL query example using the Countries API. 2 | // 3 | // This example demonstrates: 4 | // - Building a basic query 5 | // - Using variables 6 | // - Selecting fields from objects 7 | // - Sending the request with an HTTP client 8 | // - Proper error handling 9 | 10 | import gleam/hackney 11 | import gleam/io 12 | import gleam/json 13 | import gleam/option 14 | import gleamql 15 | import gleamql/field 16 | import gleamql/operation 17 | 18 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 19 | 20 | pub type Country { 21 | Country(name: String, code: String) 22 | } 23 | 24 | // MAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 25 | 26 | pub fn main() { 27 | // Build a query for fetching country information 28 | let country_op = 29 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 30 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 31 | |> operation.field( 32 | field.object("country", fn() { 33 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 34 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 35 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 36 | }) 37 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 38 | ) 39 | 40 | // Print the generated GraphQL query 41 | io.println("Generated GraphQL Query:") 42 | io.println(operation.to_string(country_op)) 43 | io.println("") 44 | 45 | // Send the request to the Countries API 46 | case 47 | gleamql.new(country_op) 48 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 49 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 50 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 51 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 52 | { 53 | Ok(option.Some(Country(name:, code:))) -> { 54 | io.println("Success!") 55 | io.println("Country: " <> name <> " (" <> code <> ")") 56 | } 57 | Ok(option.None) -> { 58 | io.println("No data returned") 59 | } 60 | Error(_err) -> { 61 | io.println("Error occurred - check your network connection") 62 | } 63 | } 64 | } 65 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/01-fragment/README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 02-advanced/01-fragment 2 | 3 | Demonstrates how to use reusable fragments in GraphQL queries. 4 | 5 | ## What This Example Demonstrates 6 | 7 | - Defining named fragments with `fragment.on()` 8 | - Spreading fragments in queries with `fragment.spread()` 9 | - Automatic fragment collection in the final query 10 | - Reusing field selections across multiple queries 11 | 12 | ## The Code 13 | 14 | This example shows how to create and use GraphQL fragments: 15 | 16 | 1. **Define a fragment** - Use `fragment.on(type, name, builder)` to create a reusable fragment 17 | 2. **Spread the fragment** - Use `fragment.spread(fragment)` wherever you want to use it 18 | 3. **Automatic collection** - GleamQL automatically includes fragment definitions in the output 19 | 20 | Fragments are useful when you need to select the same fields in multiple places, 21 | keeping your code DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). 22 | 23 | ## Running the Example 24 | 25 | ```bash 26 | cd examples/02-advanced/01-fragment 27 | gleam run 28 | ``` 29 | 30 | ## Expected Output 31 | 32 | ``` 33 | Generated GraphQL Query: 34 | ======================== 35 | query GetPost($postId: ID!) { 36 | post(id: $postId) { 37 | id 38 | title 39 | author { 40 | ...UserFields 41 | } 42 | } 43 | } 44 | 45 | fragment UserFields on User { 46 | id 47 | name 48 | email 49 | } 50 | ``` 51 | 52 | ## Key Concepts 53 | 54 | **Fragment Definition**: A reusable set of fields for a specific GraphQL type. 55 | 56 | **Fragment Spread**: Using `...FragmentName` to include those fields in a query. 57 | 58 | **Automatic Collection**: GleamQL tracks which fragments are used and automatically 59 | adds their definitions to the query string. 60 | 61 | ## Next Steps 62 | 63 | - [`../02-multiple-roots`](../02-multiple-roots) - Query multiple root fields 64 | - [`../03-inline-fragment`](../03-inline-fragment) - Handle unions and interfaces 65 | 66 | ## Note 67 | 68 | This example doesn't make a network request - it just demonstrates fragment syntax 69 | and how the generated query looks. Fragments are most useful when you need to 70 | query the same fields across multiple operations. 71 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots/README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 02-advanced/02-multiple-roots 2 | 3 | Demonstrates querying multiple root fields in a single GraphQL operation. 4 | 5 | ## What This Example Demonstrates 6 | 7 | - Using `operation.root()` to create multiple root-level fields 8 | - Querying different data in a single request 9 | - Structuring responses as tuples when fields are unrelated 10 | - Efficient data fetching with fewer round trips 11 | 12 | ## The Code 13 | 14 | This example shows how to query multiple root fields without nesting them 15 | under a wrapper field: 16 | 17 | 1. **Use `operation.root()`** - This creates a root-level field builder 18 | 2. **Define multiple fields** - Each field at the root level is independent 19 | 3. **Return a tuple** - Since the fields are unrelated, return them as a tuple 20 | 21 | This is more efficient than making separate requests for each piece of data. 22 | 23 | ## Running the Example 24 | 25 | ```bash 26 | cd examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots 27 | gleam run 28 | ``` 29 | 30 | ## Expected Output 31 | 32 | ``` 33 | Generated GraphQL Query: 34 | query GetCountryAndContinent($countryCode: ID!, $continentCode: ID!) { 35 | country(code: $countryCode) { 36 | name 37 | code 38 | } 39 | continent(code: $continentCode) { 40 | name 41 | code 42 | } 43 | } 44 | 45 | Notice: No wrapper field! Both 'country' and 'continent' are at the root level. 46 | ``` 47 | 48 | ## Key Concepts 49 | 50 | **Multiple Root Fields**: In GraphQL, you can request multiple top-level fields 51 | in a single query, which is more efficient than making separate requests. 52 | 53 | **Root vs Field**: Use `operation.root()` when you want fields at the top level, 54 | or `operation.field()` when you want a single root field. 55 | 56 | **Tuple Returns**: When querying unrelated data, returning a tuple `#(a, b)` is 57 | a natural way to structure your decoder. 58 | 59 | ## Next Steps 60 | 61 | - [`../03-inline-fragment`](../03-inline-fragment) - Handle union types and interfaces 62 | - [`../../01-basics/01-simple-query`](../../01-basics/01-simple-query) - Review basic queries 63 | 64 | ## Note 65 | 66 | This example doesn't make a network request - it demonstrates the query structure. 67 | The pattern shown here works with any GraphQL API that supports multiple root fields. 68 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/01-basics/02-mutation/src/app.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // A simple GraphQL mutation example using the GraphQLZero API. 2 | // 3 | // This example demonstrates: 4 | // - Building a mutation 5 | // - Using complex input variables (JSON objects) 6 | // - Creating data 7 | // - Handling mutation responses 8 | 9 | import gleam/hackney 10 | import gleam/io 11 | import gleam/json 12 | import gleam/option 13 | import gleamql 14 | import gleamql/field 15 | import gleamql/operation 16 | 17 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 18 | 19 | pub type Post { 20 | Post(id: String, title: String, body: String) 21 | } 22 | 23 | // MAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 24 | 25 | pub fn main() { 26 | // Build a mutation for creating a post 27 | let create_post_op = 28 | operation.mutation("CreatePost") 29 | |> operation.variable("input", "CreatePostInput!") 30 | |> operation.field( 31 | field.object("createPost", fn() { 32 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 33 | use title <- field.field(field.string("title")) 34 | use body <- field.field(field.string("body")) 35 | field.build(Post(id:, title:, body:)) 36 | }) 37 | |> field.arg("input", "input"), 38 | ) 39 | 40 | // Print the generated GraphQL mutation 41 | io.println("Generated GraphQL Mutation:") 42 | io.println(operation.to_string(create_post_op)) 43 | io.println("") 44 | 45 | // Send the mutation to the GraphQLZero API 46 | case 47 | gleamql.new(create_post_op) 48 | |> gleamql.host("graphqlzero.almansi.me") 49 | |> gleamql.path("/api") 50 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 51 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 52 | #( 53 | "input", 54 | json.object([ 55 | #("title", json.string("A Very Captivating Post Title")), 56 | #("body", json.string("Some interesting content.")), 57 | ]), 58 | ), 59 | ]) 60 | { 61 | Ok(option.Some(Post(id:, title:, body:))) -> { 62 | io.println("Success! Post created:") 63 | io.println("ID: " <> id) 64 | io.println("Title: " <> title) 65 | io.println("Body: " <> body) 66 | } 67 | Ok(option.None) -> { 68 | io.println("No data returned") 69 | } 70 | Error(_err) -> { 71 | io.println("Error occurred - check your network connection") 72 | } 73 | } 74 | } 75 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/01-fragment/manifest.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # This file was generated by Gleam 2 | # You typically do not need to edit this file 3 | 4 | packages = [ 5 | { name = "gleam_community_ansi", version = "1.4.3", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_community_colour", "gleam_regexp", "gleam_stdlib"], otp_app = "gleam_community_ansi", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "8A62AE9CC6EA65BEA630D95016D6C07E4F9973565FA3D0DE68DC4200D8E0DD27" }, 6 | { name = "gleam_community_colour", version = "2.0.2", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_json", "gleam_stdlib"], otp_app = "gleam_community_colour", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "E34DD2C896AC3792151EDA939DA435FF3B69922F33415ED3C4406C932FBE9634" }, 7 | { name = "gleam_http", version = "4.3.0", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_stdlib"], otp_app = "gleam_http", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "82EA6A717C842456188C190AFB372665EA56CE13D8559BF3B1DD9E40F619EE0C" }, 8 | { name = "gleam_json", version = "3.1.0", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_stdlib"], otp_app = "gleam_json", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "44FDAA8847BE8FC48CA7A1C089706BD54BADCC4C45B237A992EDDF9F2CDB2836" }, 9 | { name = "gleam_regexp", version = "1.1.1", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_stdlib"], otp_app = "gleam_regexp", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "9C215C6CA84A5B35BB934A9B61A9A306EC743153BE2B0425A0D032E477B062A9" }, 10 | { name = "gleam_stdlib", version = "0.67.1", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = [], otp_app = "gleam_stdlib", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "6CE3E4189A8B8EC2F73AB61A2FBDE49F159D6C9C61C49E3B3082E439F260D3D0" }, 11 | { name = "gleamql", version = "0.5.0", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_http", "gleam_json", "gleam_stdlib", "glint"], source = "local", path = "../../.." }, 12 | { name = "glint", version = "1.2.1", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_community_ansi", "gleam_community_colour", "gleam_stdlib", "snag"], otp_app = "glint", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "2214C7CEFDE457CEE62140C3D4899B964E05236DA74E4243DFADF4AF29C382BB" }, 13 | { name = "snag", version = "1.2.0", build_tools = ["gleam"], requirements = ["gleam_stdlib"], otp_app = "snag", source = "hex", outer_checksum = "274F41D6C3ECF99F7686FDCE54183333E41D2C1CA5A3A673F9A8B2C7A4401077" }, 14 | ] 15 | 16 | [requirements] 17 | gleam_stdlib = { version = ">= 0.65.0 and < 1.0.0" } 18 | gleamql = { path = "../../../" } 19 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots/manifest.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 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02-advanced/03-inline-fragment 2 | 3 | Demonstrates inline fragments for querying GraphQL unions and interfaces. 4 | 5 | ## What This Example Demonstrates 6 | 7 | - Using `field.inline_on()` for type-specific fields 8 | - Querying union types with inline fragments 9 | - Querying interface types 10 | - Handling polymorphic GraphQL responses 11 | 12 | ## The Code 13 | 14 | This example shows how to work with GraphQL union types and interfaces: 15 | 16 | 1. **Define types for each variant** - Create Gleam types for each possible type 17 | 2. **Use `field.inline_on(type, builder)`** - Create inline fragments for each variant 18 | 3. **Aggregate the results** - Combine all variants into a single result type 19 | 20 | Inline fragments are essential for polymorphic GraphQL queries where a field 21 | can return different types. 22 | 23 | ## Running the Example 24 | 25 | ```bash 26 | cd examples/02-advanced/03-inline-fragment 27 | gleam run 28 | ``` 29 | 30 | ## Expected Output 31 | 32 | ``` 33 | Generated GraphQL Query (Union Example): 34 | query SearchQuery($term: String!) { 35 | search(term: $term) { 36 | ... on User { 37 | name 38 | email 39 | } 40 | ... on Post { 41 | title 42 | body 43 | } 44 | ... on Comment { 45 | text 46 | author 47 | } 48 | } 49 | } 50 | 51 | Generated GraphQL Query (Interface Example): 52 | query NodeQuery($id: ID!) { 53 | node(id: $id) { 54 | id 55 | ... on User { 56 | name 57 | } 58 | ... on Post { 59 | title 60 | } 61 | } 62 | } 63 | ``` 64 | 65 | ## Key Concepts 66 | 67 | **Union Types**: A GraphQL union can be one of several types. You use inline 68 | fragments to specify which fields to select for each possible type. 69 | 70 | **Interface Types**: A GraphQL interface defines common fields, with implementations 71 | adding additional fields. Use inline fragments to access implementation-specific fields. 72 | 73 | **Inline Fragments**: Syntax `... on TypeName { fields }` lets you conditionally 74 | select fields based on the concrete type. 75 | 76 | ## Next Steps 77 | 78 | - [`../01-fragment`](../01-fragment) - Review named fragments 79 | - [`../../01-basics/01-simple-query`](../../01-basics/01-simple-query) - Back to basics 80 | 81 | ## Note 82 | 83 | This example demonstrates the query structure without making network requests. 84 | The patterns shown work with any GraphQL API that uses unions or interfaces. 85 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # GleamQL Examples 2 | 3 | This directory contains example programs demonstrating various features of GleamQL. 4 | Each example is a complete, self-contained Gleam project that you can run directly. 5 | 6 | For newcomers, we recommend looking through them in order, as each example tends 7 | to build on the previous ones. Feel free to jump to any example that interests you, though! 8 | 9 | ## 01-basics 10 | 11 | These examples cover the fundamentals of GleamQL such as building queries, sending 12 | requests, and handling responses. 13 | 14 | ### [`01-simple-query`](https://github.com/cobbinma/gleamql/tree/master/examples/01-basics/01-simple-query) 15 | 16 | A basic GraphQL query example using the Countries API. 17 | 18 | **Demonstrates:** 19 | - Building a basic query 20 | - Using variables 21 | - Selecting fields from objects 22 | - Sending requests with an HTTP client 23 | - Proper error handling 24 | 25 | **Run:** 26 | ```bash 27 | cd examples/01-basics/01-simple-query 28 | gleam run 29 | ``` 30 | 31 | ### [`02-mutation`](https://github.com/cobbinma/gleamql/tree/master/examples/01-basics/02-mutation) 32 | 33 | A simple GraphQL mutation example using the GraphQLZero API. 34 | 35 | **Demonstrates:** 36 | - Building mutations 37 | - Using complex input variables (JSON objects) 38 | - Creating data via mutations 39 | - Handling mutation responses 40 | 41 | **Run:** 42 | ```bash 43 | cd examples/01-basics/02-mutation 44 | gleam run 45 | ``` 46 | 47 | ## 02-advanced 48 | 49 | These examples demonstrate advanced GleamQL features for more complex use cases. 50 | 51 | ### [`01-fragment`](https://github.com/cobbinma/gleamql/tree/master/examples/02-advanced/01-fragment) 52 | 53 | Shows how to use reusable fragments across queries. 54 | 55 | **Demonstrates:** 56 | - Defining named fragments 57 | - Spreading fragments in queries 58 | - Fragment reusability 59 | - Automatic fragment collection 60 | 61 | **Run:** 62 | ```bash 63 | cd examples/02-advanced/01-fragment 64 | gleam run 65 | ``` 66 | 67 | ### [`02-multiple-roots`](https://github.com/cobbinma/gleamql/tree/master/examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots) 68 | 69 | Demonstrates querying multiple root fields in a single operation. 70 | 71 | **Demonstrates:** 72 | - Using `operation.root()` for multiple top-level fields 73 | - Querying different data in one request 74 | - Structuring responses as tuples 75 | - Efficient data fetching 76 | 77 | **Run:** 78 | ```bash 79 | cd examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots 80 | gleam run 81 | ``` 82 | 83 | ### [`03-inline-fragment`](https://github.com/cobbinma/gleamql/tree/master/examples/02-advanced/03-inline-fragment) 84 | 85 | Comprehensive examples of inline fragments for unions and interfaces. 86 | 87 | **Demonstrates:** 88 | - Querying union types with inline fragments 89 | - Querying interface types 90 | - Using `field.inline_on()` for type-specific fields 91 | - Handling polymorphic GraphQL responses 92 | 93 | **Run:** 94 | ```bash 95 | cd examples/02-advanced/03-inline-fragment 96 | gleam run 97 | ``` 98 | 99 | ## Public APIs Used 100 | 101 | These examples use publicly available GraphQL APIs: 102 | 103 | - **Countries API:** `https://countries.trevorblades.com/graphql` 104 | - A free GraphQL API for country and continent data 105 | - No authentication required 106 | 107 | - **GraphQLZero API:** `https://graphqlzero.almansi.me/api` 108 | - A fake online GraphQL API for testing 109 | - No authentication required 110 | 111 | ## Getting Help 112 | 113 | If you're having trouble with GleamQL or not sure what the right way to do 114 | something is, the best place to get help is the [Gleam Discord server](https://discord.gg/Fm8Pwmy). 115 | You could also open an issue on the [GleamQL GitHub repository](https://github.com/cobbinma/gleamql/issues). 116 | 117 | ## Next Steps 118 | 119 | After exploring these examples: 120 | 121 | 1. Check out the [main documentation](https://hexdocs.pm/gleamql/) for API reference 122 | 2. Read the [README](../README.md) for quick start guide 123 | 3. Explore the test suite in `test/` for more usage patterns 124 | 4. Try building your own queries against these public APIs or your own GraphQL server 125 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/02-advanced/03-inline-fragment/src/app.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | // Demonstrates inline fragments for querying GraphQL unions and interfaces. 2 | // 3 | // This example shows: 4 | // - Using field.inline_on() for type-specific fields 5 | // - Querying union types 6 | // - Querying interface types 7 | 8 | import gleam/io 9 | import gleamql/field 10 | import gleamql/operation 11 | 12 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 | 14 | // Union type example 15 | pub type UserResult { 16 | UserResult(name: String, email: String) 17 | } 18 | 19 | pub type PostResult { 20 | PostResult(title: String, body: String) 21 | } 22 | 23 | pub type CommentResult { 24 | CommentResult(text: String, author: String) 25 | } 26 | 27 | pub type SearchResult { 28 | SearchResult(user: UserResult, post: PostResult, comment: CommentResult) 29 | } 30 | 31 | // Interface type example 32 | pub type NodeData { 33 | NodeData(id: String, user_name: String, post_title: String) 34 | } 35 | 36 | // MAIN ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 37 | 38 | pub fn main() { 39 | // Example 1: Union type query 40 | io.println("Generated GraphQL Query (Union Example):") 41 | io.println(operation.to_string(search_union_example())) 42 | io.println("") 43 | 44 | // Example 2: Interface type query 45 | io.println("Generated GraphQL Query (Interface Example):") 46 | io.println(operation.to_string(interface_example())) 47 | } 48 | 49 | // EXAMPLES -------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 | 51 | /// Query a union type with inline fragments for each possible type. 52 | /// 53 | /// GraphQL Schema: 54 | /// ```graphql 55 | /// union SearchResult = User | Post | Comment 56 | /// ``` 57 | /// 58 | fn search_union_example() { 59 | operation.query("SearchQuery") 60 | |> operation.variable("term", "String!") 61 | |> operation.field( 62 | field.list( 63 | field.object("search", fn() { 64 | // Inline fragment for User type 65 | use user <- field.field( 66 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 67 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 68 | use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 69 | field.build(UserResult(name:, email:)) 70 | }), 71 | ) 72 | 73 | // Inline fragment for Post type 74 | use post <- field.field( 75 | field.inline_on("Post", fn() { 76 | use title <- field.field(field.string("title")) 77 | use body <- field.field(field.string("body")) 78 | field.build(PostResult(title:, body:)) 79 | }), 80 | ) 81 | 82 | // Inline fragment for Comment type 83 | use comment <- field.field( 84 | field.inline_on("Comment", fn() { 85 | use text <- field.field(field.string("text")) 86 | use author <- field.field(field.string("author")) 87 | field.build(CommentResult(text:, author:)) 88 | }), 89 | ) 90 | 91 | field.build(SearchResult(user:, post:, comment:)) 92 | }), 93 | ) 94 | |> field.arg("term", "term"), 95 | ) 96 | } 97 | 98 | /// Query an interface type with inline fragments for specific implementations. 99 | /// 100 | /// GraphQL Schema: 101 | /// ```graphql 102 | /// interface Node { 103 | /// id: ID! 104 | /// } 105 | /// 106 | /// type User implements Node { 107 | /// id: ID! 108 | /// name: String! 109 | /// } 110 | /// 111 | /// type Post implements Node { 112 | /// id: ID! 113 | /// title: String! 114 | /// } 115 | /// ``` 116 | /// 117 | fn interface_example() { 118 | operation.query("NodeQuery") 119 | |> operation.variable("id", "ID!") 120 | |> operation.field( 121 | field.object("node", fn() { 122 | // Common field available on all Node types 123 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 124 | 125 | // Type-specific fields using inline fragments 126 | use user_name <- field.field( 127 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 128 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 129 | field.build(name) 130 | }), 131 | ) 132 | 133 | use post_title <- field.field( 134 | field.inline_on("Post", fn() { 135 | use title <- field.field(field.string("title")) 136 | field.build(title) 137 | }), 138 | ) 139 | 140 | field.build(NodeData(id:, user_name:, post_title:)) 141 | }) 142 | |> field.arg("id", "id"), 143 | ) 144 | } 145 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /examples/01-basics/02-mutation/manifest.toml: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # 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gleamql 2 | 3 | [![Package Version](https://img.shields.io/hexpm/v/gleamql)](https://hex.pm/packages/gleamql) 4 | [![Hex Docs](https://img.shields.io/badge/hex-docs-ffaff3)](https://hexdocs.pm/gleamql/) 5 | 6 | A type-safe GraphQL client for Gleam. 7 | 8 | ## Installation 9 | 10 | ```sh 11 | gleam add gleamql 12 | ``` 13 | 14 | ## Quick Start 15 | 16 | ```gleam 17 | import gleamql 18 | import gleamql/field 19 | import gleamql/operation 20 | import gleam/json 21 | import gleam/hackney 22 | 23 | pub type Country { 24 | Country(name: String, code: String) 25 | } 26 | 27 | pub fn main() { 28 | // Build the operation 29 | let country_op = 30 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 31 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 32 | |> operation.field( 33 | field.object("country", fn() { 34 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 35 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 36 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 37 | }) 38 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 39 | ) 40 | 41 | // Send the request 42 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 43 | gleamql.new(country_op) 44 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 45 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 46 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 47 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 48 | } 49 | ``` 50 | 51 | This generates: 52 | ```graphql 53 | query CountryQuery($code: ID!) { 54 | country(code: $code) { 55 | name 56 | code 57 | } 58 | } 59 | ``` 60 | 61 | ## Examples 62 | 63 | Looking for more examples? Check out the [`examples/`](examples/) directory for complete, 64 | runnable example projects organized by difficulty: 65 | 66 | **Basics:** 67 | - [`01-simple-query`](examples/01-basics/01-simple-query) - Basic query with variables and field selection 68 | - [`02-mutation`](examples/01-basics/02-mutation) - Creating data with mutations 69 | 70 | **Advanced:** 71 | - [`01-fragment`](examples/02-advanced/01-fragment) - Reusable field selections 72 | - [`02-multiple-roots`](examples/02-advanced/02-multiple-roots) - Querying multiple fields at once 73 | - [`03-inline-fragment`](examples/02-advanced/03-inline-fragment) - Working with unions and interfaces 74 | 75 | Each example is a self-contained Gleam project. Run any example with: 76 | ```sh 77 | cd examples/01-basics/01-simple-query 78 | gleam run 79 | ``` 80 | 81 | See the [examples README](examples/README.md) for full details. 82 | 83 | ## Key Features 84 | 85 | ### Building Fields 86 | 87 | ```gleam 88 | // Scalars 89 | field.string("name") 90 | field.int("age") 91 | field.bool("active") 92 | 93 | // Optional fields and lists 94 | field.optional(field.string("nickname")) 95 | field.list(field.string("tags")) 96 | 97 | // Nested objects 98 | field.object("user", fn() { 99 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 100 | use age <- field.field(field.int("age")) 101 | field.build(User(name:, age:)) 102 | }) 103 | ``` 104 | 105 | ### Mutations 106 | 107 | ```gleam 108 | operation.mutation("CreatePost") 109 | |> operation.variable("input", "CreatePostInput!") 110 | |> operation.field( 111 | field.object("createPost", fn() { 112 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 113 | field.build(Post(id:)) 114 | }) 115 | |> field.arg("input", "input") 116 | ) 117 | ``` 118 | 119 | ### Fragments 120 | 121 | Reuse field selections across queries: 122 | 123 | ```gleam 124 | import gleamql/fragment 125 | 126 | let user_fields = 127 | fragment.on("User", "UserFields", fn() { 128 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 129 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 130 | field.build(User(id:, name:)) 131 | }) 132 | 133 | operation.query("GetUsers") 134 | |> operation.field( 135 | field.list(field.object("users", fn() { 136 | use user <- field.field(fragment.spread(user_fields)) 137 | field.build(user) 138 | })) 139 | ) 140 | ``` 141 | 142 | ### Inline Fragments 143 | 144 | Query unions and interfaces: 145 | 146 | ```gleam 147 | // Query a union type 148 | field.object("search", fn() { 149 | use user <- field.field(field.inline_on("User", fn() { 150 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 151 | field.build(name) 152 | })) 153 | use post <- field.field(field.inline_on("Post", fn() { 154 | use title <- field.field(field.string("title")) 155 | field.build(title) 156 | })) 157 | field.build(SearchResult(user:, post:)) 158 | }) 159 | ``` 160 | 161 | ### Directives 162 | 163 | Conditionally include fields: 164 | 165 | ```gleam 166 | import gleamql/directive 167 | 168 | field.string("email") 169 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("showEmail")) 170 | // Generates: email @include(if: $showEmail) 171 | ``` 172 | 173 | ## Documentation 174 | 175 | For comprehensive guides and API documentation, visit [hexdocs.pm/gleamql](https://hexdocs.pm/gleamql/). 176 | 177 | ## HTTP Clients 178 | 179 | Works with any HTTP client: 180 | 181 | - [gleam_hackney](https://hex.pm/packages/gleam_hackney) (Erlang) 182 | - [gleam_fetch](https://hex.pm/packages/gleam_fetch) (JavaScript) 183 | - [gleam_httpc](https://hex.pm/packages/gleam_httpc) (Erlang) 184 | 185 | ## License 186 | 187 | Apache-2.0 188 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/gleamql/fragment.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | //// Fragment definitions for reusable GraphQL field selections. 2 | //// 3 | //// This module provides support for GraphQL fragments, allowing you to define 4 | //// reusable sets of fields that can be included in multiple queries and mutations. 5 | //// 6 | //// ## Basic Usage 7 | //// 8 | //// ```gleam 9 | //// import gleamql/fragment 10 | //// import gleamql/field 11 | //// 12 | //// // Define a reusable fragment 13 | //// let user_fields = 14 | //// fragment.on("User", "UserFields", fn() { 15 | //// use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 16 | //// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 17 | //// use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 18 | //// field.build(User(id:, name:, email:)) 19 | //// }) 20 | //// 21 | //// // Use in a query 22 | //// operation.query("GetUsers") 23 | //// |> operation.fragment(user_fields) 24 | //// |> operation.field( 25 | //// field.object("users", fn() { 26 | //// field.field(fragment.spread(user_fields)) 27 | //// }) 28 | //// ) 29 | //// ``` 30 | //// 31 | 32 | import gleam/dynamic/decode.{type Decoder} 33 | import gleam/list 34 | import gleamql/directive.{type Directive} 35 | import gleamql/field.{type Field, type ObjectBuilder} 36 | 37 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 38 | 39 | /// A named GraphQL fragment that can be reused across queries. 40 | /// 41 | /// Fragments define a set of fields on a specific GraphQL type and can be 42 | /// spread into selection sets using the `spread()` function. 43 | /// 44 | pub opaque type Fragment(a) { 45 | Fragment( 46 | name: String, 47 | type_condition: String, 48 | directives: List(Directive), 49 | selection: String, 50 | decoder: Decoder(a), 51 | ) 52 | } 53 | 54 | // CONSTRUCTORS ---------------------------------------------------------------- 55 | 56 | /// Create a named fragment with a type condition. 57 | /// 58 | /// Fragments allow you to define reusable sets of fields for a specific type. 59 | /// The fragment can then be spread into multiple places in your queries. 60 | /// 61 | /// ## Example 62 | /// 63 | /// ```gleam 64 | /// pub type User { 65 | /// User(id: String, name: String, email: String) 66 | /// } 67 | /// 68 | /// let user_fields = 69 | /// fragment.on("User", "UserFields", fn() { 70 | /// use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 71 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 72 | /// use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 73 | /// field.build(User(id:, name:, email:)) 74 | /// }) 75 | /// ``` 76 | /// 77 | /// This generates: 78 | /// ```graphql 79 | /// fragment UserFields on User { 80 | /// id 81 | /// name 82 | /// email 83 | /// } 84 | /// ``` 85 | /// 86 | pub fn on( 87 | type_condition: String, 88 | name: String, 89 | builder: fn() -> ObjectBuilder(a), 90 | ) -> Fragment(a) { 91 | let object_builder = builder() 92 | let selection = field.object_builder_to_selection(object_builder) 93 | let decoder = field.object_builder_decoder(object_builder) 94 | 95 | Fragment( 96 | name: name, 97 | type_condition: type_condition, 98 | directives: [], 99 | selection: selection, 100 | decoder: decoder, 101 | ) 102 | } 103 | 104 | // SPREADS --------------------------------------------------------------------- 105 | 106 | /// Create a fragment spread field that can be used in object builders. 107 | /// 108 | /// This function converts a fragment into a field that spreads the fragment's 109 | /// fields into the selection set. The resulting field can be used with 110 | /// `field.field()` in object builders. 111 | /// 112 | /// The fragment definition is automatically included in the operation's 113 | /// fragment list, so you no longer need to manually call `operation.fragment()`. 114 | /// 115 | /// ## Example 116 | /// 117 | /// ```gleam 118 | /// field.object("user", fn() { 119 | /// use user_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(user_fields)) 120 | /// field.build(user_data) 121 | /// }) 122 | /// ``` 123 | /// 124 | /// This generates: 125 | /// ```graphql 126 | /// user { 127 | /// ...UserFields 128 | /// } 129 | /// ``` 130 | /// 131 | pub fn spread(fragment: Fragment(a)) -> Field(a) { 132 | field.from_fragment_spread_with_directives( 133 | fragment.name, 134 | fragment.decoder, 135 | to_definition(fragment), 136 | fragment.directives, 137 | ) 138 | } 139 | 140 | /// Add a directive to a fragment spread. 141 | /// 142 | /// Directives on fragment spreads control whether the fragment is included 143 | /// in the query at execution time. 144 | /// 145 | /// ## Example 146 | /// 147 | /// ```gleam 148 | /// import gleamql/directive 149 | /// 150 | /// let user_fields = fragment.on("User", "UserFields", fn() { 151 | /// use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 152 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 153 | /// field.build(User(id:, name:)) 154 | /// }) 155 | /// 156 | /// // Add directive to the fragment spread 157 | /// let conditional_user = fragment.with_directive( 158 | /// user_fields, 159 | /// directive.include("includeUser") 160 | /// ) 161 | /// 162 | /// // Use in a field 163 | /// field.object("data", fn() { 164 | /// use user <- field.field(fragment.spread(conditional_user)) 165 | /// field.build(user) 166 | /// }) 167 | /// // Generates: data { ...UserFields @include(if: $includeUser) } 168 | /// ``` 169 | /// 170 | pub fn with_directive(frag: Fragment(a), dir: Directive) -> Fragment(a) { 171 | let Fragment( 172 | name: name, 173 | type_condition: type_cond, 174 | directives: dirs, 175 | selection: sel, 176 | decoder: dec, 177 | ) = frag 178 | 179 | Fragment( 180 | name: name, 181 | type_condition: type_cond, 182 | directives: [dir, ..dirs], 183 | selection: sel, 184 | decoder: dec, 185 | ) 186 | } 187 | 188 | /// Add multiple directives to a fragment spread at once. 189 | /// 190 | /// ## Example 191 | /// 192 | /// ```gleam 193 | /// import gleamql/directive 194 | /// 195 | /// fragment.with_directives(user_fields, [ 196 | /// directive.include("showUser"), 197 | /// directive.skip("hideUser"), 198 | /// ]) 199 | /// ``` 200 | /// 201 | pub fn with_directives(frag: Fragment(a), dirs: List(Directive)) -> Fragment(a) { 202 | let Fragment( 203 | name: name, 204 | type_condition: type_cond, 205 | directives: existing_dirs, 206 | selection: sel, 207 | decoder: dec, 208 | ) = frag 209 | 210 | Fragment( 211 | name: name, 212 | type_condition: type_cond, 213 | directives: list.append(dirs, existing_dirs), 214 | selection: sel, 215 | decoder: dec, 216 | ) 217 | } 218 | 219 | // ACCESSORS ------------------------------------------------------------------- 220 | 221 | /// Get the fragment definition as a GraphQL string. 222 | /// 223 | /// This generates the fragment definition that will be included in the 224 | /// operation's query string. 225 | /// 226 | /// ## Example 227 | /// 228 | /// ```gleam 229 | /// fragment.to_definition(user_fields) 230 | /// // Returns: "fragment UserFields on User { id name email }" 231 | /// ``` 232 | /// 233 | pub fn to_definition(fragment: Fragment(a)) -> String { 234 | "fragment " 235 | <> fragment.name 236 | <> " on " 237 | <> fragment.type_condition 238 | <> " { " 239 | <> fragment.selection 240 | <> " }" 241 | } 242 | 243 | /// Get the fragment name. 244 | /// 245 | pub fn name(fragment: Fragment(a)) -> String { 246 | fragment.name 247 | } 248 | 249 | /// Get the fragment's type condition. 250 | /// 251 | pub fn type_condition(fragment: Fragment(a)) -> String { 252 | fragment.type_condition 253 | } 254 | 255 | /// Get the decoder for the fragment. 256 | /// 257 | pub fn decoder(fragment: Fragment(a)) -> Decoder(a) { 258 | fragment.decoder 259 | } 260 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /CHANGELOG.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Changelog 2 | 3 | All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. 4 | 5 | The format is based on [Keep a Changelog](https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/), 6 | and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html). 7 | 8 | ## [Unreleased] 9 | 10 | ### Added 11 | 12 | - **Multiple root fields support** for querying multiple top-level fields in a single operation 13 | - New `operation.root()` function using builder pattern for type-safe multiple root fields 14 | - Phantom root pattern ensures clean GraphQL generation without wrapper fields 15 | - Full backward compatibility - existing `operation.field()` continues to work 16 | - Supports all existing features: variables, aliases, fragments, directives 17 | - See README for examples and test/multiple_root_fields_test.gleam for comprehensive usage 18 | - **Inline fragment support** for querying GraphQL unions and interfaces per GraphQL specification 19 | - `field.inline_on()` for inline fragments with type conditions (e.g., `... on User { name }`) 20 | - `field.inline()` for inline fragments without type conditions (directive grouping) 21 | - Full support for directives on inline fragments 22 | - Nested inline fragments 23 | - See `src/inline_fragment_demo.gleam` for comprehensive examples 24 | - Fragment support for reusing common field selections per GraphQL specification 25 | - New `gleamql/fragment` module with `on()` and `spread()` functions 26 | - `operation.fragment()` to register fragment definitions with operations 27 | - Full support for named fragments with type conditions 28 | - Fragment spreads can be combined with regular fields in object builders 29 | 30 | ### Changed 31 | 32 | - Simplified README to focus on main use-cases (comprehensive docs available at hexdocs.pm) 33 | 34 | ### Internal Changes 35 | 36 | - Added `PhantomRoot` variant to `SelectionSet` type in `gleamql/field` 37 | - New `field.phantom_root()` internal constructor for phantom root fields 38 | - New `field.is_phantom_root()` helper to detect phantom roots 39 | - Updated `operation.decoder()` to handle phantom root field decoding 40 | - Updated `field.to_selection()` to render phantom roots without field wrapper 41 | - Extended `SelectionSet` type in `gleamql/field` to support `InlineFragment` variant 42 | - Updated `to_selection()` to generate inline fragment syntax with proper directive placement 43 | - Enhanced decoder composition to handle inline fragment fields spreading into parent 44 | - Updated query string generation to append fragment definitions 45 | - Enhanced decoder composition to handle fragment spreads inline 46 | 47 | ## [0.5.0] - 2025-12-15 48 | 49 | ### Changed - BREAKING 50 | 51 | This is a complete rewrite of the gleamql API, moving from a manual query+decoder approach to a codec-style builder pattern. **This release is not backward compatible with v0.4.x**. 52 | 53 | #### New Codec-Style Builder API 54 | 55 | **Before (v0.4.x):** 56 | ```gleam 57 | let query = "query($id: ID!) { user(id: $id) { name email } }" 58 | let decoder = decode.into({ 59 | fn(name, email) { User(name: name, email: email) } 60 | }) 61 | |> decode.field("name", decode.string) 62 | |> decode.field("email", decode.string) 63 | 64 | gleamql.new(query, decoder, [Variable("id", "123")]) 65 | |> gleamql.send(client) 66 | ``` 67 | 68 | **After (v0.5.0):** 69 | ```gleam 70 | import gleamql/field 71 | import gleamql/operation 72 | 73 | let user_query = { 74 | use name <- field.string("name") 75 | use email <- field.string("email") 76 | field.return(User(name: name, email: email)) 77 | } 78 | 79 | let query = 80 | operation.query("user", user_query) 81 | |> operation.id_arg("id") 82 | 83 | gleamql.new(query) 84 | |> gleamql.send(client, [#("id", json.string("123"))]) 85 | ``` 86 | 87 | #### Key Breaking Changes 88 | 89 | 1. **Request Construction**: Operations are now built using `gleamql/operation` module instead of raw query strings 90 | 2. **Field Builders**: Queries and decoders are defined together using the `gleamql/field` module with `use` expressions 91 | 3. **Variable Handling**: Variables are defined in the operation but values are provided at send time 92 | 4. **Response Unwrapping**: The library now automatically unwraps the GraphQL `data` field - no need for wrapper types 93 | 5. **Module Structure**: New submodules `gleamql/field` and `gleamql/operation` for better organization 94 | 6. **Error Types**: Completely redesigned error handling with spec-compliant GraphQL errors (see below) 95 | 96 | #### Error Type Changes 97 | 98 | The error handling system has been completely redesigned to provide more context and follow the GraphQL specification: 99 | 100 | **Old Error Types (v0.4.x):** 101 | ```gleam 102 | pub type GraphQLError { 103 | ErrorMessage(message: String) // Single GraphQL error 104 | UnexpectedStatus(status: Int) // HTTP error 105 | UnrecognisedResponse(response: String) // Decode error 106 | UnknownError // Network error (discarded details) 107 | } 108 | ``` 109 | 110 | **New Error Types (v0.5.0):** 111 | ```gleam 112 | pub type Error(http_error) { 113 | GraphQLErrors(List(GraphQLError)) // ALL GraphQL errors with full spec-compliant fields 114 | HttpError(status: Int, body: String) // HTTP error with response body 115 | DecodeError(List(decode.DecodeError), body: String) // Detailed decode errors 116 | InvalidJson(json.DecodeError, body: String) // JSON parse errors 117 | NetworkError(http_error) // Preserves original HTTP client error 118 | } 119 | 120 | pub type GraphQLError { 121 | GraphQLError( 122 | message: String, // Error message 123 | path: Option(List(Dynamic)), // Path to the field that failed 124 | extensions: Option(Dynamic), // Server-specific error details 125 | ) 126 | } 127 | ``` 128 | 129 | **Key Improvements:** 130 | - Returns **all** GraphQL errors, not just the first one 131 | - Includes GraphQL spec-compliant fields: `path`, `extensions` 132 | - Preserves original HTTP client errors (generic over error type) 133 | - Includes response body in decode and HTTP errors for debugging 134 | - Distinguishes between malformed JSON and structure mismatch 135 | - Separates network, HTTP, GraphQL, and decode error concerns 136 | 137 | ### Added 138 | 139 | - `gleamql/field` module with scalar field builders: 140 | - `field.string()`, `field.int()`, `field.float()`, `field.bool()`, `field.id()` 141 | - `field.optional()`, `field.list()` for container types 142 | - `field.object()` for nested objects with codec-style composition 143 | - Argument helpers: `arg()`, `arg_string()`, `arg_int()`, `arg_bool()`, `arg_object()` 144 | - `with_args()` for adding arguments to fields 145 | 146 | - `gleamql/operation` module for building GraphQL operations: 147 | - `operation.query()`, `operation.mutation()` builders 148 | - Variable definition helpers: `id_arg()`, `string_arg()`, `int_arg()`, etc. 149 | - Automatic operation string generation 150 | 151 | - FFI placeholder functions (`gleamql_ffi.erl`, `gleamql_ffi.mjs`) for safe field list extraction 152 | 153 | ### Removed 154 | 155 | - Raw query string construction (replaced by operation builders) 156 | - Manual decoder wiring (replaced by codec-style field builders) 157 | - `Variable` type exposed to users (variables now internal to operations) 158 | - Backward compatibility with v0.4.x API 159 | 160 | ### Migration Guide 161 | 162 | See the [README.md](README.md#migrating-from-v04x) for a detailed migration guide from v0.4.x to v0.5.0. 163 | 164 | ### Known Limitations 165 | 166 | - Only single root field per operation (multiple fields planned for future release) 167 | - No support for aliases yet 168 | - Union types and inline fragments not yet supported (planned for future release) 169 | 170 | --- 171 | 172 | ## [0.4.1] and earlier 173 | 174 | See git history for changes in previous versions. 175 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /test/inline_fragment_test.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import gleam/string 2 | import gleamql/directive 3 | import gleamql/field 4 | import gleamql/operation 5 | import gleeunit 6 | 7 | pub fn main() { 8 | gleeunit.main() 9 | } 10 | 11 | // Test basic inline fragment with type condition generates correct query 12 | pub fn inline_fragment_with_type_condition_test() { 13 | let op = 14 | operation.query("TestQuery") 15 | |> operation.field( 16 | field.object("search", fn() { 17 | use user_name <- field.field( 18 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 19 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 20 | field.build(name) 21 | }), 22 | ) 23 | field.build(user_name) 24 | }), 25 | ) 26 | 27 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 28 | 29 | // Verify the query contains inline fragment syntax with type condition 30 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on User { name }") 31 | } 32 | 33 | // Test inline fragment without type condition generates correct query 34 | pub fn inline_fragment_without_type_condition_test() { 35 | let op = 36 | operation.query("TestQuery") 37 | |> operation.field( 38 | field.object("user", fn() { 39 | use email <- field.field( 40 | field.inline(fn() { 41 | use email_field <- field.field(field.string("email")) 42 | field.build(email_field) 43 | }), 44 | ) 45 | field.build(email) 46 | }), 47 | ) 48 | 49 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 50 | 51 | // Verify inline fragment without type condition (just "..." with fields) 52 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... { email }") 53 | } 54 | 55 | // Test directive placement on inline fragment with type condition 56 | pub fn inline_fragment_with_type_condition_and_directive_test() { 57 | let op = 58 | operation.query("TestQuery") 59 | |> operation.variable("includeUser", "Boolean!") 60 | |> operation.field( 61 | field.object("search", fn() { 62 | use user <- field.field( 63 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 64 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 65 | field.build(name) 66 | }) 67 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeUser")), 68 | ) 69 | field.build(user) 70 | }), 71 | ) 72 | 73 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 74 | 75 | // Verify directive comes after "... on User" and before "{" 76 | let assert True = 77 | string.contains(query_string, "... on User @include(if: $includeUser) {") 78 | } 79 | 80 | // Test directive on inline fragment without type condition 81 | pub fn inline_fragment_without_type_condition_with_directive_test() { 82 | let op = 83 | operation.query("TestQuery") 84 | |> operation.variable("showPrivate", "Boolean!") 85 | |> operation.field( 86 | field.object("user", fn() { 87 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 88 | use private <- field.field( 89 | field.inline(fn() { 90 | use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 91 | use phone <- field.field(field.string("phone")) 92 | field.build(#(email, phone)) 93 | }) 94 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("showPrivate")), 95 | ) 96 | field.build(#(name, private)) 97 | }), 98 | ) 99 | 100 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 101 | 102 | // Verify inline fragment without type condition has directive 103 | let assert True = 104 | string.contains(query_string, "... @include(if: $showPrivate) {") 105 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "email") 106 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "phone") 107 | } 108 | 109 | // Test multiple inline fragments in one query 110 | pub fn multiple_inline_fragments_test() { 111 | let op = 112 | operation.query("TestQuery") 113 | |> operation.field( 114 | field.object("search", fn() { 115 | use user_name <- field.field( 116 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 117 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 118 | field.build(name) 119 | }), 120 | ) 121 | use post_title <- field.field( 122 | field.inline_on("Post", fn() { 123 | use title <- field.field(field.string("title")) 124 | field.build(title) 125 | }), 126 | ) 127 | field.build(#(user_name, post_title)) 128 | }), 129 | ) 130 | 131 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 132 | 133 | // Verify both inline fragments are present 134 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on User { name }") 135 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on Post { title }") 136 | } 137 | 138 | // Test inline fragment with multiple fields 139 | pub fn inline_fragment_with_multiple_fields_test() { 140 | let op = 141 | operation.query("TestQuery") 142 | |> operation.field( 143 | field.object("search", fn() { 144 | use user_data <- field.field( 145 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 146 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 147 | use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 148 | use age <- field.field(field.int("age")) 149 | field.build(#(name, email, age)) 150 | }), 151 | ) 152 | field.build(user_data) 153 | }), 154 | ) 155 | 156 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 157 | 158 | // Verify all fields are in the inline fragment 159 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on User {") 160 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "name") 161 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "email") 162 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "age") 163 | } 164 | 165 | // Test nested inline fragments 166 | pub fn nested_inline_fragments_test() { 167 | let op = 168 | operation.query("TestQuery") 169 | |> operation.field( 170 | field.object("search", fn() { 171 | use outer <- field.field( 172 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 173 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 174 | use admin <- field.field( 175 | field.inline_on("Admin", fn() { 176 | use role <- field.field(field.string("role")) 177 | field.build(role) 178 | }), 179 | ) 180 | field.build(#(name, admin)) 181 | }), 182 | ) 183 | field.build(outer) 184 | }), 185 | ) 186 | 187 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 188 | 189 | // Verify nested inline fragments 190 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on User {") 191 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on Admin {") 192 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "role") 193 | } 194 | 195 | // Test inline fragment mixed with regular fields 196 | pub fn inline_fragment_mixed_with_regular_fields_test() { 197 | let op = 198 | operation.query("TestQuery") 199 | |> operation.field( 200 | field.object("search", fn() { 201 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 202 | use user_name <- field.field( 203 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 204 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 205 | field.build(name) 206 | }), 207 | ) 208 | field.build(#(id, user_name)) 209 | }), 210 | ) 211 | 212 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 213 | 214 | // Verify both regular field and inline fragment 215 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "id") 216 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on User { name }") 217 | } 218 | 219 | // Test multiple directives on inline fragment 220 | pub fn inline_fragment_with_multiple_directives_test() { 221 | let op = 222 | operation.query("TestQuery") 223 | |> operation.variable("includeUser", "Boolean!") 224 | |> operation.variable("skipUser", "Boolean!") 225 | |> operation.field( 226 | field.object("search", fn() { 227 | use user <- field.field( 228 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 229 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 230 | field.build(name) 231 | }) 232 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeUser")) 233 | |> field.with_directive(directive.skip("skipUser")), 234 | ) 235 | field.build(user) 236 | }), 237 | ) 238 | 239 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 240 | 241 | // Verify both directives are present 242 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "@include(if: $includeUser)") 243 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "@skip(if: $skipUser)") 244 | } 245 | 246 | // Test inline fragment in a list field 247 | pub fn inline_fragment_in_list_field_test() { 248 | let op = 249 | operation.query("TestQuery") 250 | |> operation.field( 251 | field.list( 252 | field.object("searchResults", fn() { 253 | use user_name <- field.field( 254 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 255 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 256 | field.build(name) 257 | }), 258 | ) 259 | field.build(user_name) 260 | }), 261 | ), 262 | ) 263 | 264 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 265 | 266 | // Verify inline fragment works in list context 267 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on User { name }") 268 | } 269 | 270 | // Test query string format is valid GraphQL 271 | pub fn inline_fragment_query_format_test() { 272 | let op = 273 | operation.query("SearchQuery") 274 | |> operation.variable("term", "String!") 275 | |> operation.field( 276 | field.object("search", fn() { 277 | use user <- field.field( 278 | field.inline_on("User", fn() { 279 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 280 | field.build(name) 281 | }), 282 | ) 283 | field.build(user) 284 | }) 285 | |> field.arg("term", "term"), 286 | ) 287 | 288 | let query_string = operation.to_string(op) 289 | 290 | // Verify basic structure 291 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "query SearchQuery") 292 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "$term: String!") 293 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "search(term: $term)") 294 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "... on User { name }") 295 | } 296 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /test/fragment_test.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import gleam/hackney 2 | import gleam/json 3 | import gleam/option.{Some} 4 | import gleamql 5 | import gleamql/field 6 | import gleamql/fragment 7 | import gleamql/operation 8 | import gleeunit 9 | 10 | pub fn main() { 11 | gleeunit.main() 12 | } 13 | 14 | pub type Country { 15 | Country(name: String, code: String) 16 | } 17 | 18 | pub type Continent { 19 | Continent(name: String, code: String) 20 | } 21 | 22 | pub type CountryWithContinent { 23 | CountryWithContinent(name: String, code: String, continent: String) 24 | } 25 | 26 | // Test basic named fragment creation and usage 27 | pub fn basic_named_fragment_test() { 28 | let country_fields = 29 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 30 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 31 | field.build(Country(name:, code: "")) 32 | }) 33 | 34 | let country_op = 35 | operation.query("GetCountry") 36 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 37 | |> operation.field( 38 | field.object("country", fn() { 39 | use country_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fields)) 40 | field.build(country_data) 41 | }) 42 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 43 | ) 44 | 45 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", ..))) = 46 | gleamql.new(country_op) 47 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 48 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 49 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 50 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 51 | } 52 | 53 | // Test fragment with multiple fields 54 | pub fn fragment_with_multiple_fields_test() { 55 | let country_fields = 56 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 57 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 58 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 59 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 60 | }) 61 | 62 | let country_op = 63 | operation.query("GetCountry") 64 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 65 | |> operation.field( 66 | field.object("country", fn() { 67 | use country_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fields)) 68 | field.build(country_data) 69 | }) 70 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 71 | ) 72 | 73 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 74 | gleamql.new(country_op) 75 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 76 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 77 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 78 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 79 | } 80 | 81 | // Test reusing the same fragment multiple times 82 | pub fn fragment_reuse_query_string_test() { 83 | let continent_fields = 84 | fragment.on("Continent", "ContinentFields", fn() { 85 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 86 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 87 | field.build(Continent(name:, code:)) 88 | }) 89 | 90 | let country_op = 91 | operation.query("GetCountries") 92 | |> operation.field( 93 | field.list( 94 | field.object("countries", fn() { 95 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 96 | use continent <- field.field( 97 | field.object("continent", fn() { 98 | use continent_data <- field.field(fragment.spread( 99 | continent_fields, 100 | )) 101 | field.build(continent_data) 102 | }), 103 | ) 104 | field.build(#(name, continent)) 105 | }), 106 | ), 107 | ) 108 | 109 | // Just check we can generate the query string without errors 110 | let query = operation.to_string(country_op) 111 | let assert True = case query { 112 | _ -> True 113 | } 114 | } 115 | 116 | // Test reusing the same fragment multiple times 117 | pub fn fragment_reuse_test() { 118 | let continent_fields = 119 | fragment.on("Continent", "ContinentFields", fn() { 120 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 121 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 122 | field.build(Continent(name:, code:)) 123 | }) 124 | 125 | let country_op = 126 | operation.query("GetCountries") 127 | |> operation.field( 128 | field.list( 129 | field.object("countries", fn() { 130 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 131 | use continent <- field.field( 132 | field.object("continent", fn() { 133 | use continent_data <- field.field(fragment.spread( 134 | continent_fields, 135 | )) 136 | field.build(continent_data) 137 | }), 138 | ) 139 | field.build(#(name, continent)) 140 | }), 141 | ), 142 | ) 143 | 144 | let assert Ok(Some(countries)) = 145 | gleamql.new(country_op) 146 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 147 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 148 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 149 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, []) 150 | 151 | // Verify we got some countries and can access the data 152 | let assert True = case countries { 153 | [#(_name, _continent), ..] -> True 154 | _ -> False 155 | } 156 | } 157 | 158 | // Test multiple different fragments in one operation 159 | pub fn multiple_fragments_test() { 160 | let country_fields = 161 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 162 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 163 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 164 | field.build(#(name, code)) 165 | }) 166 | 167 | let continent_fields = 168 | fragment.on("Continent", "ContinentFields", fn() { 169 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 170 | field.build(name) 171 | }) 172 | 173 | let country_op = 174 | operation.query("GetCountry") 175 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 176 | |> operation.field( 177 | field.object("country", fn() { 178 | use country_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fields)) 179 | use continent <- field.field( 180 | field.object("continent", fn() { 181 | use continent_name <- field.field(fragment.spread(continent_fields)) 182 | field.build(continent_name) 183 | }), 184 | ) 185 | field.build(#(country_data, continent)) 186 | }) 187 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 188 | ) 189 | 190 | let assert Ok(Some(result)) = 191 | gleamql.new(country_op) 192 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 193 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 194 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 195 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 196 | 197 | let #(#(name, code), continent) = result 198 | let assert "United Kingdom" = name 199 | let assert "GB" = code 200 | let assert "Europe" = continent 201 | } 202 | 203 | // Test combining fragment spread with regular fields 204 | pub fn mixed_fragment_and_regular_fields_test() { 205 | let country_basic = 206 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryBasic", fn() { 207 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 208 | field.build(name) 209 | }) 210 | 211 | let country_op = 212 | operation.query("GetCountry") 213 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 214 | |> operation.field( 215 | field.object("country", fn() { 216 | use name <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_basic)) 217 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 218 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 219 | }) 220 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 221 | ) 222 | 223 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 224 | gleamql.new(country_op) 225 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 226 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 227 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 228 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 229 | } 230 | 231 | // Test fragment query string generation 232 | pub fn fragment_query_string_generation_test() { 233 | let country_fields = 234 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 235 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 236 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 237 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 238 | }) 239 | 240 | let country_op = 241 | operation.query("GetCountry") 242 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 243 | |> operation.field( 244 | field.object("country", fn() { 245 | use country_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fields)) 246 | field.build(country_data) 247 | }) 248 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 249 | ) 250 | 251 | let query_string = operation.to_string(country_op) 252 | 253 | // Verify the query contains the operation 254 | let assert True = case query_string { 255 | _ -> True 256 | } 257 | // Could add more specific assertions about the query format 258 | // but for now just verify it generates without errors 259 | } 260 | 261 | // Test fragment with field arguments 262 | pub fn fragment_with_field_arguments_test() { 263 | let country_fields = 264 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 265 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 266 | field.build(name) 267 | }) 268 | 269 | let country_op = 270 | operation.query("GetCountry") 271 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 272 | |> operation.field( 273 | field.object("country", fn() { 274 | use country_name <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fields)) 275 | field.build(country_name) 276 | }) 277 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 278 | ) 279 | 280 | let assert Ok(Some("United Kingdom")) = 281 | gleamql.new(country_op) 282 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 283 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 284 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 285 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 286 | } 287 | 288 | // Test nested fragment spread 289 | pub fn nested_fragment_spread_test() { 290 | let continent_fields = 291 | fragment.on("Continent", "ContinentFields", fn() { 292 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 293 | field.build(name) 294 | }) 295 | 296 | let country_op = 297 | operation.query("GetCountry") 298 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 299 | |> operation.field( 300 | field.object("country", fn() { 301 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 302 | use continent <- field.field( 303 | field.object("continent", fn() { 304 | use continent_name <- field.field(fragment.spread(continent_fields)) 305 | field.build(continent_name) 306 | }), 307 | ) 308 | field.build(#(name, continent)) 309 | }) 310 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 311 | ) 312 | 313 | let assert Ok(Some(#("United Kingdom", "Europe"))) = 314 | gleamql.new(country_op) 315 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 316 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 317 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 318 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 319 | } 320 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /test/gleamql_test.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import gleam/hackney 2 | import gleam/json 3 | import gleam/option.{None, Some} 4 | import gleamql 5 | import gleamql/field 6 | import gleamql/operation 7 | import gleeunit 8 | 9 | pub fn main() { 10 | gleeunit.main() 11 | } 12 | 13 | pub type Country { 14 | Country(name: String) 15 | } 16 | 17 | pub type CountryWithCode { 18 | CountryWithCode(name: String, code: String) 19 | } 20 | 21 | pub type Post { 22 | Post(id: String) 23 | } 24 | 25 | fn country_field() { 26 | field.object("country", fn() { 27 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 28 | field.build(Country(name:)) 29 | }) 30 | } 31 | 32 | fn country_with_code_field() { 33 | field.object("country", fn() { 34 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 35 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 36 | field.build(CountryWithCode(name:, code:)) 37 | }) 38 | } 39 | 40 | pub fn country_query_test() { 41 | let country_op = 42 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 43 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 44 | |> operation.field(country_field() |> field.arg("code", "code")) 45 | 46 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom"))) = 47 | gleamql.new(country_op) 48 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 49 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 50 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 51 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 52 | } 53 | 54 | pub fn country_query_with_multiple_fields_test() { 55 | let country_op = 56 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 57 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 58 | |> operation.field(country_with_code_field() |> field.arg("code", "code")) 59 | 60 | let assert Ok(Some(CountryWithCode(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 61 | gleamql.new(country_op) 62 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 63 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 64 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 65 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 66 | } 67 | 68 | pub fn invalid_query_test() { 69 | let country_op = 70 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 71 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 72 | |> operation.field(country_field() |> field.arg("code", "code")) 73 | 74 | // Send with wrong variable name (missing required "code") 75 | let assert Error(gleamql.GraphQLErrors([ 76 | gleamql.GraphQLError( 77 | message: "Variable \"$code\" of required type \"ID!\" was not provided.", 78 | .., 79 | ), 80 | .. 81 | ])) = 82 | gleamql.new(country_op) 83 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 84 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 85 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 86 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("invalid", json.string("invalid"))]) 87 | } 88 | 89 | pub fn method_not_allowed_test() { 90 | let country_op = 91 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 92 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 93 | |> operation.field(country_field() |> field.arg("code", "code")) 94 | 95 | let assert Error(gleamql.HttpError(status: 405, ..)) = 96 | gleamql.new(country_op) 97 | |> gleamql.host("google.com") 98 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 99 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 100 | } 101 | 102 | pub fn invalid_header_content_type_test() { 103 | let country_op = 104 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 105 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 106 | |> operation.field(country_field() |> field.arg("code", "code")) 107 | 108 | let assert Error(gleamql.HttpError(status: 415, ..)) = 109 | gleamql.new(country_op) 110 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 111 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 112 | |> gleamql.header("Content-Type", "text/html") 113 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 114 | } 115 | 116 | pub fn mutation_test() { 117 | let create_post_op = 118 | operation.mutation("CreatePost") 119 | |> operation.variable("input", "CreatePostInput!") 120 | |> operation.field( 121 | field.object("createPost", fn() { 122 | use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 123 | field.build(Post(id:)) 124 | }) 125 | |> field.arg("input", "input"), 126 | ) 127 | 128 | let assert Ok(_) = 129 | gleamql.new(create_post_op) 130 | |> gleamql.host("graphqlzero.almansi.me") 131 | |> gleamql.path("/api") 132 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 133 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 134 | #( 135 | "input", 136 | json.object([ 137 | #("title", json.string("A Very Captivating Post Title")), 138 | #("body", json.string("Some interesting content.")), 139 | ]), 140 | ), 141 | ]) 142 | } 143 | 144 | pub fn inline_string_argument_test() { 145 | // Test using inline value instead of variable 146 | let country_op = 147 | operation.anonymous_query() 148 | |> operation.field( 149 | country_field() 150 | |> field.arg_string("code", "GB"), 151 | ) 152 | 153 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom"))) = 154 | gleamql.new(country_op) 155 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 156 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 157 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 158 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, []) 159 | } 160 | 161 | pub fn optional_field_test() { 162 | // Test with optional field that may be null 163 | let capital_field = 164 | field.object("country", fn() { 165 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 166 | use capital <- field.field(field.optional(field.string("capital"))) 167 | field.build(#(name, capital)) 168 | }) 169 | 170 | let country_op = 171 | operation.query("CountryCapital") 172 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 173 | |> operation.field(capital_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 174 | 175 | // GB has capital London 176 | let assert Ok(Some(#("United Kingdom", Some("London")))) = 177 | gleamql.new(country_op) 178 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 179 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 180 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 181 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 182 | 183 | // AQ (Antarctica) has no capital 184 | let assert Ok(Some(#("Antarctica", None))) = 185 | gleamql.new(country_op) 186 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 187 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 188 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 189 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("AQ"))]) 190 | } 191 | 192 | pub fn nested_object_test() { 193 | // Test with nested objects (not in a list) 194 | let continent_field = 195 | field.object("continent", fn() { 196 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 197 | field.build(name) 198 | }) 199 | 200 | let country_field = 201 | field.object("country", fn() { 202 | use continent <- field.field(continent_field) 203 | field.build(continent) 204 | }) 205 | 206 | let country_op = 207 | operation.query("CountryContinent") 208 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 209 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 210 | 211 | let assert Ok(Some("Europe")) = 212 | gleamql.new(country_op) 213 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 214 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 215 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 216 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 217 | } 218 | 219 | pub fn single_alias_test() { 220 | // Test a single field with an alias 221 | let aliased_field = 222 | field.object("country", fn() { 223 | use country_name <- field.field_as("countryName", field.string("name")) 224 | field.build(country_name) 225 | }) 226 | 227 | let country_op = 228 | operation.query("CountryAlias") 229 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 230 | |> operation.field(aliased_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 231 | 232 | let assert Ok(Some("United Kingdom")) = 233 | gleamql.new(country_op) 234 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 235 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 236 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 237 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 238 | } 239 | 240 | pub fn multiple_aliases_same_field_test() { 241 | // Test multiple aliases of the same field with different arguments 242 | // Note: The countries API doesn't support size arguments for fields, 243 | // so we'll use a simpler test with the same field queried twice with different aliases 244 | let multi_alias_field = 245 | field.object("country", fn() { 246 | use name1 <- field.field_as("name1", field.string("name")) 247 | use name2 <- field.field_as("name2", field.string("name")) 248 | field.build(#(name1, name2)) 249 | }) 250 | 251 | let country_op = 252 | operation.query("MultipleAliases") 253 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 254 | |> operation.field(multi_alias_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 255 | 256 | let assert Ok(Some(#("United Kingdom", "United Kingdom"))) = 257 | gleamql.new(country_op) 258 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 259 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 260 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 261 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 262 | } 263 | 264 | pub fn nested_object_with_alias_test() { 265 | // Test aliases in nested objects 266 | let continent_field = 267 | field.object("continent", fn() { 268 | use continent_name <- field.field_as( 269 | "continentName", 270 | field.string("name"), 271 | ) 272 | field.build(continent_name) 273 | }) 274 | 275 | let country_field = 276 | field.object("country", fn() { 277 | use continent <- field.field(continent_field) 278 | field.build(continent) 279 | }) 280 | 281 | let country_op = 282 | operation.query("NestedAlias") 283 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 284 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 285 | 286 | let assert Ok(Some("Europe")) = 287 | gleamql.new(country_op) 288 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 289 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 290 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 291 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 292 | } 293 | 294 | pub fn alias_with_arguments_test() { 295 | // Test that aliases work correctly with field arguments 296 | let aliased_country_field = 297 | field.object("country", fn() { 298 | use country_name <- field.field_as("countryName", field.string("name")) 299 | use country_code <- field.field_as("countryCode", field.string("code")) 300 | field.build(#(country_name, country_code)) 301 | }) 302 | 303 | let country_op = 304 | operation.query("AliasWithArgs") 305 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 306 | |> operation.field(aliased_country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 307 | 308 | let assert Ok(Some(#("United Kingdom", "GB"))) = 309 | gleamql.new(country_op) 310 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 311 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 312 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 313 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 314 | } 315 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/gleamql.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | //// Query a GraphQL server with `gleamql`. 2 | //// 3 | //// This library provides a type-safe way to build GraphQL queries and mutations 4 | //// while ensuring the query structure and response decoder stay synchronized. 5 | //// 6 | //// ## Example 7 | //// 8 | //// ```gleam 9 | //// import gleamql 10 | //// import gleamql/field 11 | //// import gleamql/operation 12 | //// import gleam/json 13 | //// import gleam/hackney 14 | //// 15 | //// pub type Country { 16 | //// Country(name: String) 17 | //// } 18 | //// 19 | //// pub fn main() { 20 | //// let country_op = 21 | //// operation.query("CountryQuery") 22 | //// |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 23 | //// |> operation.field( 24 | //// field.object("country", fn() { 25 | //// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 26 | //// field.build(Country(name:)) 27 | //// }) 28 | //// |> field.arg("code", "code") 29 | //// ) 30 | //// 31 | //// let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom"))) = 32 | //// gleamql.new(country_op) 33 | //// |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 34 | //// |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 35 | //// |> gleamql.json_content_type() 36 | //// |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 37 | //// #("code", json.string("GB")) 38 | //// ]) 39 | //// } 40 | //// ``` 41 | //// 42 | 43 | import gleam/dynamic.{type Dynamic} 44 | import gleam/dynamic/decode 45 | import gleam/http.{type Scheme, Post} 46 | import gleam/http/request 47 | import gleam/http/response.{type Response} 48 | import gleam/json.{type Json, object} 49 | import gleam/option.{type Option, None, Some} 50 | import gleam/result 51 | import gleamql/operation.{type Operation} 52 | 53 | /// GleamQL Request 54 | /// 55 | pub type Request(t) { 56 | Request(http_request: request.Request(String), operation: Operation(t)) 57 | } 58 | 59 | /// Errors that can occur when sending a GraphQL request. 60 | /// 61 | /// The error type is generic over the HTTP client error type, preserving 62 | /// all error information from the underlying HTTP client. 63 | /// 64 | pub type Error(http_error) { 65 | /// Network-level failure (timeout, connection refused, DNS issues, etc.). 66 | /// Preserves the original HTTP client error for full context. 67 | NetworkError(http_error) 68 | 69 | /// Server returned a non-2xx HTTP status code. 70 | /// Includes the status code and response body for debugging. 71 | HttpError(status: Int, body: String) 72 | 73 | /// GraphQL server returned one or more errors in the response. 74 | /// Even with errors, GraphQL typically returns 200 OK with error objects. 75 | /// This variant contains ALL errors returned by the server. 76 | GraphQLErrors(List(GraphQLError)) 77 | 78 | /// Response body wasn't valid JSON. 79 | /// Includes the JSON decode error and response body for debugging. 80 | InvalidJson(json.DecodeError, body: String) 81 | 82 | /// JSON was valid but didn't match the expected GraphQL response structure. 83 | /// Includes the decode errors and response body for debugging. 84 | DecodeError(List(decode.DecodeError), body: String) 85 | } 86 | 87 | /// A GraphQL error as defined in the GraphQL specification (Section 7.1.2). 88 | /// 89 | /// GraphQL servers may return multiple errors in a single response. Each error 90 | /// includes a message and optionally includes path and extensions fields. 91 | /// 92 | pub type GraphQLError { 93 | GraphQLError( 94 | /// Human-readable error message 95 | message: String, 96 | /// Path to the field that caused the error (can contain strings or integers). 97 | /// Use gleam/dynamic to decode the path segments as needed. 98 | path: Option(List(Dynamic)), 99 | /// Additional error information (server-specific). 100 | /// Use gleam/dynamic to decode the extensions as needed. 101 | extensions: Option(Dynamic), 102 | ) 103 | } 104 | 105 | /// Construct a GleamQL Request with an operation. 106 | /// 107 | /// ## Example 108 | /// 109 | /// ```gleam 110 | /// gleamql.new(country_operation) 111 | /// |> gleamql.host("api.example.com") 112 | /// |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 113 | /// |> gleamql.json_content_type() 114 | /// |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 115 | /// ``` 116 | /// 117 | pub fn new(op: Operation(t)) -> Request(t) { 118 | Request( 119 | http_request: request.new() |> request.set_method(Post), 120 | operation: op, 121 | ) 122 | } 123 | 124 | /// Set the host of the request. 125 | /// 126 | /// ## Example 127 | /// 128 | /// ```gleam 129 | /// gleamql.host(req, "api.example.com") 130 | /// ``` 131 | /// 132 | pub fn host(req: Request(t), host: String) -> Request(t) { 133 | Request(..req, http_request: req.http_request |> request.set_host(host)) 134 | } 135 | 136 | /// Set the path of the request. 137 | /// 138 | /// ## Example 139 | /// 140 | /// ```gleam 141 | /// gleamql.path(req, "/graphql") 142 | /// ``` 143 | /// 144 | pub fn path(req: Request(t), path: String) -> Request(t) { 145 | Request(..req, http_request: req.http_request |> request.set_path(path)) 146 | } 147 | 148 | /// Set a header on the request. 149 | /// 150 | /// If already present, it is replaced. 151 | /// 152 | /// ## Example 153 | /// 154 | /// ```gleam 155 | /// gleamql.header(req, "Authorization", "Bearer token123") 156 | /// ``` 157 | /// 158 | pub fn header(req: Request(t), key: String, value: String) -> Request(t) { 159 | Request( 160 | ..req, 161 | http_request: req.http_request |> request.set_header(key, value), 162 | ) 163 | } 164 | 165 | /// Set the `Content-Type` header to `application/json`. 166 | /// 167 | /// This is required by most GraphQL servers. 168 | /// 169 | /// ## Example 170 | /// 171 | /// ```gleam 172 | /// gleamql.json_content_type(req) 173 | /// ``` 174 | /// 175 | pub fn json_content_type(req: Request(t)) -> Request(t) { 176 | Request( 177 | ..req, 178 | http_request: req.http_request 179 | |> request.set_header("Content-Type", "application/json"), 180 | ) 181 | } 182 | 183 | /// Set the schema of the request (http or https). 184 | /// 185 | /// ## Example 186 | /// 187 | /// ```gleam 188 | /// import gleam/http 189 | /// gleamql.scheme(req, http.Https) 190 | /// ``` 191 | /// 192 | pub fn scheme(req: Request(t), scheme: Scheme) -> Request(t) { 193 | Request(..req, http_request: req.http_request |> request.set_scheme(scheme)) 194 | } 195 | 196 | /// Send the built request to a GraphQL server with variable values. 197 | /// 198 | /// A HTTP client is needed to send the request, see https://github.com/gleam-lang/http#client-adapters. 199 | /// 200 | /// ## Example 201 | /// 202 | /// ```gleam 203 | /// import gleam/hackney 204 | /// import gleam/json 205 | /// 206 | /// gleamql.send(request, hackney.send, [ 207 | /// #("code", json.string("GB")), 208 | /// #("lang", json.string("en")), 209 | /// ]) 210 | /// ``` 211 | /// 212 | /// Variable values must be provided as a list of name/JSON pairs. The names 213 | /// should match the variables defined in the operation. 214 | /// 215 | /// Returns `Ok(Some(data))` if the query succeeded and returned data, 216 | /// `Ok(None)` if the query succeeded but returned null, or an `Error` if 217 | /// the request failed at any level (network, HTTP, GraphQL, or decoding). 218 | /// 219 | pub fn send( 220 | req: Request(t), 221 | http_send: fn(request.Request(String)) -> Result(response.Response(String), e), 222 | variables: List(#(String, Json)), 223 | ) -> Result(Option(t), Error(e)) { 224 | // Build the request body 225 | let query_string = operation.to_string(req.operation) 226 | let variables_json = operation.build_variables(req.operation, variables) 227 | 228 | let request = 229 | req.http_request 230 | |> request.set_body( 231 | object([ 232 | #("query", json.string(query_string)), 233 | #("variables", variables_json), 234 | ]) 235 | |> json.to_string, 236 | ) 237 | 238 | // Send the request 239 | use resp <- result.try( 240 | request 241 | |> http_send 242 | |> result.map_error(NetworkError), 243 | ) 244 | 245 | // Handle the response 246 | case status_is_ok(resp.status) { 247 | True -> handle_status_ok(req, resp) 248 | False -> handle_status_not_ok(resp) 249 | } 250 | } 251 | 252 | fn handle_status_ok( 253 | req: Request(t), 254 | resp: Response(String), 255 | ) -> Result(Option(t), Error(e)) { 256 | // First, check if the response contains GraphQL errors 257 | // GraphQL can return errors even with 200 status 258 | case decode_graphql_errors(resp.body) { 259 | Ok(errors) -> Error(GraphQLErrors(errors)) 260 | Error(_) -> { 261 | // No errors, try to decode the data 262 | // Check if the data field exists and is not null 263 | case decode_optional_data(req, resp.body) { 264 | Ok(opt_value) -> Ok(opt_value) 265 | Error(decode_errors) -> Error(DecodeError(decode_errors, resp.body)) 266 | } 267 | } 268 | } 269 | } 270 | 271 | // Decode the response, handling null data field 272 | fn decode_optional_data( 273 | req: Request(t), 274 | body: String, 275 | ) -> Result(Option(t), List(decode.DecodeError)) { 276 | // Try to decode using the operation decoder (which expects data field) 277 | // If it fails, it could be because data is null or missing 278 | case json.parse(from: body, using: operation.decoder(req.operation)) { 279 | Ok(value) -> Ok(Some(value)) 280 | Error(json.UnableToDecode(errors)) -> { 281 | // Check if the error is because data is null/missing 282 | // Try to parse just to check if data field exists and is null 283 | case is_data_null(body) { 284 | True -> Ok(None) 285 | False -> Error(errors) 286 | } 287 | } 288 | Error(_other_json_error) -> { 289 | // For other JSON errors (malformed JSON, etc), still return error 290 | // but we need to create a generic decode error 291 | Error([ 292 | decode.DecodeError( 293 | expected: "valid JSON", 294 | found: "malformed JSON", 295 | path: [], 296 | ), 297 | ]) 298 | } 299 | } 300 | } 301 | 302 | // Check if the response has a null data field 303 | fn is_data_null(body: String) -> Bool { 304 | let decoder = { 305 | use opt_data <- decode.optional_field( 306 | "data", 307 | option.None, 308 | decode.optional(decode.dynamic), 309 | ) 310 | decode.success(opt_data) 311 | } 312 | 313 | case json.parse(from: body, using: decoder) { 314 | Ok(option.None) -> True 315 | _ -> False 316 | } 317 | } 318 | 319 | fn handle_status_not_ok(resp: Response(String)) -> Result(Option(t), Error(e)) { 320 | // Try to decode GraphQL errors from the response 321 | case decode_graphql_errors(resp.body) { 322 | Ok(errors) -> Error(GraphQLErrors(errors)) 323 | Error(_) -> Error(HttpError(status: resp.status, body: resp.body)) 324 | } 325 | } 326 | 327 | fn decode_graphql_errors(body: String) -> Result(List(GraphQLError), Nil) { 328 | let decoder = { 329 | use errors <- decode.field( 330 | "errors", 331 | decode.list({ 332 | use message <- decode.field("message", decode.string) 333 | use path <- decode.optional_field( 334 | "path", 335 | option.None, 336 | decode.optional(decode.list(decode.dynamic)), 337 | ) 338 | use extensions <- decode.optional_field( 339 | "extensions", 340 | option.None, 341 | decode.optional(decode.dynamic), 342 | ) 343 | decode.success(GraphQLError(message:, path:, extensions:)) 344 | }), 345 | ) 346 | decode.success(errors) 347 | } 348 | 349 | json.parse(from: body, using: decoder) 350 | |> result.replace_error(Nil) 351 | } 352 | 353 | fn status_is_ok(status: Int) -> Bool { 354 | status == 200 355 | } 356 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/gleamql/directive.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | //// GraphQL directive support for fields, fragments, and operations. 2 | //// 3 | //// This module provides support for GraphQL directives, which are annotations 4 | //// that can be applied to fields, fragments, and other GraphQL elements to 5 | //// modify their behavior at execution time. 6 | //// 7 | //// ## Basic Usage 8 | //// 9 | //// ```gleam 10 | //// import gleamql/directive 11 | //// import gleamql/field 12 | //// 13 | //// // Use @skip directive to conditionally exclude a field 14 | //// let name_field = 15 | //// field.string("name") 16 | //// |> field.with_directive(directive.skip("skipName")) 17 | //// 18 | //// // Use @include directive to conditionally include a field 19 | //// let email_field = 20 | //// field.string("email") 21 | //// |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeEmail")) 22 | //// 23 | //// // Multiple directives on one field 24 | //// let profile_field = 25 | //// field.string("profile") 26 | //// |> field.with_directive(directive.include("showProfile")) 27 | //// |> field.with_directive(directive.deprecated(Some("Use profileV2 instead"))) 28 | //// ``` 29 | //// 30 | //// ## Built-in Directives 31 | //// 32 | //// GraphQL defines several standard directives: 33 | //// 34 | //// - **@skip(if: Boolean!)** - Skip field if condition is true 35 | //// - **@include(if: Boolean!)** - Include field if condition is true 36 | //// - **@deprecated(reason: String)** - Mark field as deprecated 37 | //// - **@specifiedBy(url: String!)** - Provide scalar specification URL 38 | //// 39 | //// ## Custom Directives 40 | //// 41 | //// You can also create custom directives using the `new()` and `with_arg()` functions: 42 | //// 43 | //// ```gleam 44 | //// directive.new("customDirective") 45 | //// |> directive.with_arg("arg1", directive.InlineString("value")) 46 | //// |> directive.with_arg("arg2", directive.InlineInt(42)) 47 | //// ``` 48 | //// 49 | 50 | import gleam/list 51 | import gleam/option.{type Option} 52 | import gleam/string 53 | 54 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 55 | 56 | /// Arguments that can be passed to directive parameters. 57 | /// 58 | /// This type is defined here to avoid circular dependencies with the field module. 59 | /// 60 | pub type DirectiveArgument { 61 | /// A reference to a variable: $variableName 62 | Variable(name: String) 63 | /// An inline string literal: "value" 64 | InlineString(value: String) 65 | /// An inline integer literal: 42 66 | InlineInt(value: Int) 67 | /// An inline float literal: 3.14 68 | InlineFloat(value: Float) 69 | /// An inline boolean literal: true or false 70 | InlineBool(value: Bool) 71 | /// An inline null value 72 | InlineNull 73 | /// An inline object: { key: value, ... } 74 | InlineObject(fields: List(#(String, DirectiveArgument))) 75 | /// An inline list: [item1, item2, ...] 76 | InlineList(items: List(DirectiveArgument)) 77 | } 78 | 79 | /// A GraphQL directive that can be applied to fields, fragments, and other elements. 80 | /// 81 | /// Directives are prefixed with @ in GraphQL and can have arguments. 82 | /// Example: @skip(if: $shouldSkip) 83 | /// 84 | pub opaque type Directive { 85 | Directive(name: String, arguments: List(#(String, DirectiveArgument))) 86 | } 87 | 88 | // CONSTRUCTORS ---------------------------------------------------------------- 89 | 90 | /// Create a new directive with the given name and no arguments. 91 | /// 92 | /// ## Example 93 | /// 94 | /// ```gleam 95 | /// let custom = directive.new("myDirective") 96 | /// // Generates: @myDirective 97 | /// ``` 98 | /// 99 | pub fn new(name: String) -> Directive { 100 | Directive(name: name, arguments: []) 101 | } 102 | 103 | /// Add an argument to a directive. 104 | /// 105 | /// Arguments can be inline values or variable references. 106 | /// 107 | /// ## Example 108 | /// 109 | /// ```gleam 110 | /// directive.new("customDirective") 111 | /// |> directive.with_arg("limit", directive.InlineInt(10)) 112 | /// |> directive.with_arg("filter", directive.Variable("filterVar")) 113 | /// // Generates: @customDirective(limit: 10, filter: $filterVar) 114 | /// ``` 115 | /// 116 | pub fn with_arg( 117 | dir: Directive, 118 | arg_name: String, 119 | arg_value: DirectiveArgument, 120 | ) -> Directive { 121 | let Directive(name: name, arguments: args) = dir 122 | Directive(name: name, arguments: [#(arg_name, arg_value), ..args]) 123 | } 124 | 125 | // BUILT-IN DIRECTIVES --------------------------------------------------------- 126 | 127 | /// Create a @skip directive that conditionally excludes a field. 128 | /// 129 | /// The @skip directive is one of the standard GraphQL directives. When the 130 | /// condition evaluates to true, the field is excluded from the response. 131 | /// 132 | /// ## Example 133 | /// 134 | /// ```gleam 135 | /// field.string("name") 136 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.skip("shouldSkipName")) 137 | /// // Generates: name @skip(if: $shouldSkipName) 138 | /// ``` 139 | /// 140 | /// You must define the corresponding variable in your operation: 141 | /// 142 | /// ```gleam 143 | /// operation.query("GetUser") 144 | /// |> operation.variable("shouldSkipName", "Boolean!") 145 | /// |> operation.field(user_field()) 146 | /// ``` 147 | /// 148 | pub fn skip(variable_name: String) -> Directive { 149 | Directive(name: "skip", arguments: [#("if", Variable(variable_name))]) 150 | } 151 | 152 | /// Create a @skip directive with an inline boolean value. 153 | /// 154 | /// This variant uses an inline boolean instead of a variable reference. 155 | /// 156 | /// ## Example 157 | /// 158 | /// ```gleam 159 | /// field.string("name") 160 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.skip_if(True)) 161 | /// // Generates: name @skip(if: true) 162 | /// ``` 163 | /// 164 | pub fn skip_if(condition: Bool) -> Directive { 165 | Directive(name: "skip", arguments: [#("if", InlineBool(condition))]) 166 | } 167 | 168 | /// Create an @include directive that conditionally includes a field. 169 | /// 170 | /// The @include directive is one of the standard GraphQL directives. When the 171 | /// condition evaluates to true, the field is included in the response. 172 | /// 173 | /// ## Example 174 | /// 175 | /// ```gleam 176 | /// field.string("email") 177 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.include("shouldIncludeEmail")) 178 | /// // Generates: email @include(if: $shouldIncludeEmail) 179 | /// ``` 180 | /// 181 | /// You must define the corresponding variable in your operation: 182 | /// 183 | /// ```gleam 184 | /// operation.query("GetUser") 185 | /// |> operation.variable("shouldIncludeEmail", "Boolean!") 186 | /// |> operation.field(user_field()) 187 | /// ``` 188 | /// 189 | pub fn include(variable_name: String) -> Directive { 190 | Directive(name: "include", arguments: [#("if", Variable(variable_name))]) 191 | } 192 | 193 | /// Create an @include directive with an inline boolean value. 194 | /// 195 | /// This variant uses an inline boolean instead of a variable reference. 196 | /// 197 | /// ## Example 198 | /// 199 | /// ```gleam 200 | /// field.string("email") 201 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.include_if(True)) 202 | /// // Generates: email @include(if: true) 203 | /// ``` 204 | /// 205 | pub fn include_if(condition: Bool) -> Directive { 206 | Directive(name: "include", arguments: [#("if", InlineBool(condition))]) 207 | } 208 | 209 | /// Create a @deprecated directive to mark a field as deprecated. 210 | /// 211 | /// The @deprecated directive is typically used in schema definitions, but can 212 | /// also be useful for documentation purposes in queries. 213 | /// 214 | /// ## Example 215 | /// 216 | /// ```gleam 217 | /// directive.deprecated(Some("Use newField instead")) 218 | /// // Generates: @deprecated(reason: "Use newField instead") 219 | /// 220 | /// directive.deprecated(None) 221 | /// // Generates: @deprecated 222 | /// ``` 223 | /// 224 | pub fn deprecated(reason: Option(String)) -> Directive { 225 | case reason { 226 | option.Some(r) -> 227 | Directive(name: "deprecated", arguments: [#("reason", InlineString(r))]) 228 | option.None -> Directive(name: "deprecated", arguments: []) 229 | } 230 | } 231 | 232 | /// Create a @specifiedBy directive to reference a scalar specification. 233 | /// 234 | /// The @specifiedBy directive provides a URL to the specification of a custom scalar. 235 | /// 236 | /// ## Example 237 | /// 238 | /// ```gleam 239 | /// directive.specified_by("https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339") 240 | /// // Generates: @specifiedBy(url: "https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339") 241 | /// ``` 242 | /// 243 | pub fn specified_by(url: String) -> Directive { 244 | Directive(name: "specifiedBy", arguments: [#("url", InlineString(url))]) 245 | } 246 | 247 | // SERIALIZATION --------------------------------------------------------------- 248 | 249 | /// Convert a directive to its GraphQL string representation. 250 | /// 251 | /// This is used internally to generate the GraphQL query string. 252 | /// 253 | /// ## Example 254 | /// 255 | /// ```gleam 256 | /// directive.to_string(directive.skip("var")) 257 | /// // Returns: "@skip(if: $var)" 258 | /// 259 | /// directive.to_string(directive.include_if(true)) 260 | /// // Returns: "@include(if: true)" 261 | /// ``` 262 | /// 263 | pub fn to_string(dir: Directive) -> String { 264 | let Directive(name: name, arguments: args) = dir 265 | 266 | let args_string = case args { 267 | [] -> "" 268 | args -> { 269 | let formatted_args = 270 | args 271 | |> list.reverse() 272 | |> list.map(fn(arg) { 273 | let #(key, value) = arg 274 | key <> ": " <> argument_to_string(value) 275 | }) 276 | |> string.join(", ") 277 | "(" <> formatted_args <> ")" 278 | } 279 | } 280 | 281 | "@" <> name <> args_string 282 | } 283 | 284 | /// Convert a DirectiveArgument to its GraphQL string representation. 285 | /// 286 | fn argument_to_string(arg: DirectiveArgument) -> String { 287 | case arg { 288 | Variable(name) -> "$" <> name 289 | InlineString(value) -> "\"" <> escape_string(value) <> "\"" 290 | InlineInt(value) -> int_to_string(value) 291 | InlineFloat(value) -> float_to_string(value) 292 | InlineBool(True) -> "true" 293 | InlineBool(False) -> "false" 294 | InlineNull -> "null" 295 | InlineObject(fields) -> { 296 | let formatted_fields = 297 | fields 298 | |> list.map(fn(field) { 299 | let #(key, value) = field 300 | key <> ": " <> argument_to_string(value) 301 | }) 302 | |> string.join(", ") 303 | "{ " <> formatted_fields <> " }" 304 | } 305 | InlineList(items) -> { 306 | let formatted_items = 307 | items 308 | |> list.map(argument_to_string) 309 | |> string.join(", ") 310 | "[" <> formatted_items <> "]" 311 | } 312 | } 313 | } 314 | 315 | /// Escape special characters in strings for GraphQL. 316 | /// 317 | fn escape_string(value: String) -> String { 318 | value 319 | |> string.replace("\\", "\\\\") 320 | |> string.replace("\"", "\\\"") 321 | |> string.replace("\n", "\\n") 322 | |> string.replace("\r", "\\r") 323 | |> string.replace("\t", "\\t") 324 | } 325 | 326 | // FFI for string conversion 327 | @external(erlang, "erlang", "integer_to_binary") 328 | @external(javascript, "../gleam_stdlib.mjs", "to_string") 329 | fn int_to_string(i: Int) -> String 330 | 331 | @external(erlang, "gleam_stdlib", "float_to_string") 332 | @external(javascript, "../gleam_stdlib.mjs", "float_to_string") 333 | fn float_to_string(f: Float) -> String 334 | 335 | // ACCESSORS ------------------------------------------------------------------- 336 | 337 | /// Get the name of a directive. 338 | /// 339 | pub fn name(dir: Directive) -> String { 340 | dir.name 341 | } 342 | 343 | /// Get the arguments of a directive. 344 | /// 345 | pub fn arguments(dir: Directive) -> List(#(String, DirectiveArgument)) { 346 | dir.arguments 347 | } 348 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /test/multiple_root_fields_test.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import gleam/hackney 2 | import gleam/json 3 | import gleam/option.{None, Some} 4 | import gleam/string 5 | import gleamql 6 | import gleamql/field 7 | import gleamql/fragment 8 | import gleamql/operation 9 | import gleeunit 10 | 11 | pub fn main() { 12 | gleeunit.main() 13 | } 14 | 15 | // Type definitions for tests 16 | pub type Country { 17 | Country(name: String, code: String) 18 | } 19 | 20 | pub type Continent { 21 | Continent(name: String, code: String) 22 | } 23 | 24 | pub type Language { 25 | Language(name: String) 26 | } 27 | 28 | // Helper function to build a country field 29 | fn country_field() { 30 | field.object("country", fn() { 31 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 32 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 33 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 34 | }) 35 | } 36 | 37 | // Helper function to build a continent field 38 | fn continent_field() { 39 | field.object("continent", fn() { 40 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 41 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 42 | field.build(Continent(name:, code:)) 43 | }) 44 | } 45 | 46 | // Test 1: Basic multiple root fields (two fields) 47 | pub fn basic_multiple_root_fields_test() { 48 | let multi_op = 49 | operation.query("GetCountryAndContinent") 50 | |> operation.variable("countryCode", "ID!") 51 | |> operation.variable("continentCode", "ID!") 52 | |> operation.root(fn() { 53 | use country <- field.field( 54 | country_field() 55 | |> field.arg("code", "countryCode"), 56 | ) 57 | use continent <- field.field( 58 | continent_field() 59 | |> field.arg("code", "continentCode"), 60 | ) 61 | field.build(#(country, continent)) 62 | }) 63 | 64 | // Verify query string format 65 | let query_string = operation.to_string(multi_op) 66 | 67 | // Should contain both fields at root level 68 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "country(code: $countryCode)") 69 | let assert True = 70 | string.contains(query_string, "continent(code: $continentCode)") 71 | 72 | // Should NOT contain a wrapper field like "root {" 73 | let assert False = string.contains(query_string, "root {") 74 | 75 | // Test actual execution 76 | let assert Ok(Some(#( 77 | Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"), 78 | Continent(name: "Europe", code: "EU"), 79 | ))) = 80 | gleamql.new(multi_op) 81 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 82 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 83 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 84 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 85 | #("countryCode", json.string("GB")), 86 | #("continentCode", json.string("EU")), 87 | ]) 88 | } 89 | 90 | // Test 2: Three root fields with different types 91 | pub fn three_root_fields_test() { 92 | let multi_op = 93 | operation.query("GetThreeFields") 94 | |> operation.variable("code1", "ID!") 95 | |> operation.variable("code2", "ID!") 96 | |> operation.root(fn() { 97 | use country <- field.field( 98 | country_field() 99 | |> field.arg("code", "code1"), 100 | ) 101 | use continent <- field.field( 102 | continent_field() 103 | |> field.arg("code", "code2"), 104 | ) 105 | use languages <- field.field( 106 | field.list( 107 | field.object("languages", fn() { 108 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 109 | field.build(Language(name:)) 110 | }), 111 | ), 112 | ) 113 | field.build(#(country, continent, languages)) 114 | }) 115 | 116 | let query_string = operation.to_string(multi_op) 117 | 118 | // Verify all three fields are present 119 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "country(code: $code1)") 120 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "continent(code: $code2)") 121 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "languages") 122 | 123 | // Test execution 124 | let assert Ok(Some(#( 125 | Country(name: "United Kingdom", ..), 126 | Continent(name: "Europe", ..), 127 | _languages, 128 | ))) = 129 | gleamql.new(multi_op) 130 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 131 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 132 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 133 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 134 | #("code1", json.string("GB")), 135 | #("code2", json.string("EU")), 136 | ]) 137 | } 138 | 139 | // Test 3: Single field via root() for consistency 140 | pub fn single_field_via_root_test() { 141 | let single_op = 142 | operation.query("GetCountry") 143 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 144 | |> operation.root(fn() { 145 | use country <- field.field( 146 | country_field() 147 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 148 | ) 149 | field.build(country) 150 | }) 151 | 152 | // Should work identically to operation.field() 153 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 154 | gleamql.new(single_op) 155 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 156 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 157 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 158 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 159 | } 160 | 161 | // Test 4: Multiple root fields with aliases 162 | pub fn multiple_roots_with_aliases_test() { 163 | let multi_op = 164 | operation.query("GetTwoCountries") 165 | |> operation.root(fn() { 166 | use uk <- field.field_as( 167 | "uk", 168 | country_field() 169 | |> field.arg_string("code", "GB"), 170 | ) 171 | use us <- field.field_as( 172 | "us", 173 | country_field() 174 | |> field.arg_string("code", "US"), 175 | ) 176 | field.build(#(uk, us)) 177 | }) 178 | 179 | let query_string = operation.to_string(multi_op) 180 | 181 | // Verify aliases are in the query 182 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "uk: country") 183 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "us: country") 184 | 185 | // Test execution 186 | let assert Ok(Some(#( 187 | Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"), 188 | Country(name: "United States", code: "US"), 189 | ))) = 190 | gleamql.new(multi_op) 191 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 192 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 193 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 194 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, []) 195 | } 196 | 197 | // Test 5: Multiple root fields with fragments 198 | pub fn multiple_roots_with_fragments_test() { 199 | let country_fragment = 200 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 201 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 202 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 203 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 204 | }) 205 | 206 | let multi_op = 207 | operation.query("GetCountriesWithFragment") 208 | |> operation.root(fn() { 209 | use uk <- field.field( 210 | field.object("country", fn() { 211 | use country_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fragment)) 212 | field.build(country_data) 213 | }) 214 | |> field.arg_string("code", "GB"), 215 | ) 216 | use continent <- field.field( 217 | continent_field() 218 | |> field.arg_string("code", "EU"), 219 | ) 220 | field.build(#(uk, continent)) 221 | }) 222 | 223 | let query_string = operation.to_string(multi_op) 224 | 225 | // Verify fragment definition appears 226 | let assert True = 227 | string.contains(query_string, "fragment CountryFields on Country") 228 | 229 | // Verify fragment spread is used 230 | let assert True = string.contains(query_string, "...CountryFields") 231 | 232 | // Test execution 233 | let assert Ok(Some(#( 234 | Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"), 235 | Continent(name: "Europe", ..), 236 | ))) = 237 | gleamql.new(multi_op) 238 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 239 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 240 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 241 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, []) 242 | } 243 | 244 | // Test 6: Optional fields in multiple roots 245 | pub fn multiple_roots_optional_fields_test() { 246 | let multi_op = 247 | operation.query("GetCountryWithOptionalCapital") 248 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 249 | |> operation.root(fn() { 250 | use country <- field.field( 251 | field.object("country", fn() { 252 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 253 | use capital <- field.field(field.optional(field.string("capital"))) 254 | field.build(#(name, capital)) 255 | }) 256 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 257 | ) 258 | use continent <- field.field( 259 | continent_field() 260 | |> field.arg_string("code", "EU"), 261 | ) 262 | field.build(#(country, continent)) 263 | }) 264 | 265 | // Test with country that has capital (GB) 266 | let assert Ok(Some(#(#("United Kingdom", Some("London")), Continent(..)))) = 267 | gleamql.new(multi_op) 268 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 269 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 270 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 271 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 272 | 273 | // Test with country that has no capital (AQ - Antarctica) 274 | let assert Ok(Some(#(#("Antarctica", None), Continent(..)))) = 275 | gleamql.new(multi_op) 276 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 277 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 278 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 279 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("AQ"))]) 280 | } 281 | 282 | // Test 7: Query string format validation 283 | pub fn query_string_format_test() { 284 | let multi_op = 285 | operation.query("TestQuery") 286 | |> operation.variable("id", "ID!") 287 | |> operation.root(fn() { 288 | use a <- field.field( 289 | field.object("country", fn() { 290 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 291 | field.build(name) 292 | }) 293 | |> field.arg("code", "id"), 294 | ) 295 | use b <- field.field( 296 | field.object("continent", fn() { 297 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 298 | field.build(code) 299 | }) 300 | |> field.arg_string("code", "EU"), 301 | ) 302 | field.build(#(a, b)) 303 | }) 304 | 305 | let query = operation.to_string(multi_op) 306 | 307 | // Verify it starts with query keyword 308 | let assert True = string.starts_with(query, "query TestQuery($id: ID!) {") 309 | 310 | // Verify both fields are at root level (no nesting wrapper) 311 | let assert True = string.contains(query, "country(code: $id)") 312 | let assert True = string.contains(query, "continent(code: \"EU\")") 313 | } 314 | 315 | // Test 8: Nested objects within multiple root fields 316 | pub fn nested_objects_in_multiple_roots_test() { 317 | let multi_op = 318 | operation.query("GetNestedData") 319 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 320 | |> operation.root(fn() { 321 | use country_with_continent <- field.field( 322 | field.object("country", fn() { 323 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 324 | use continent <- field.field( 325 | field.object("continent", fn() { 326 | use cont_name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 327 | field.build(cont_name) 328 | }), 329 | ) 330 | field.build(#(name, continent)) 331 | }) 332 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 333 | ) 334 | use standalone_continent <- field.field( 335 | continent_field() 336 | |> field.arg_string("code", "EU"), 337 | ) 338 | field.build(#(country_with_continent, standalone_continent)) 339 | }) 340 | 341 | // Test execution 342 | let assert Ok(Some(#( 343 | #("United Kingdom", "Europe"), 344 | Continent(name: "Europe", ..), 345 | ))) = 346 | gleamql.new(multi_op) 347 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 348 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 349 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 350 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 351 | } 352 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /test/directive_test.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | import gleam/hackney 2 | import gleam/json 3 | import gleam/option.{Some} 4 | import gleamql 5 | import gleamql/directive 6 | import gleamql/field 7 | import gleamql/fragment 8 | import gleamql/operation 9 | import gleeunit 10 | 11 | pub fn main() { 12 | gleeunit.main() 13 | } 14 | 15 | pub type Country { 16 | Country(name: String, code: String) 17 | } 18 | 19 | pub type CountryWithOptionalFields { 20 | CountryWithOptionalFields( 21 | name: String, 22 | code: option.Option(String), 23 | capital: option.Option(String), 24 | ) 25 | } 26 | 27 | // Test basic @skip directive on a field 28 | pub fn skip_directive_field_test() { 29 | let country_field = 30 | field.object("country", fn() { 31 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 32 | use code <- field.field( 33 | field.string("code") 34 | |> field.with_directive(directive.skip("skipCode")), 35 | ) 36 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 37 | }) 38 | 39 | let country_op = 40 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 41 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 42 | |> operation.variable("skipCode", "Boolean!") 43 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 44 | 45 | // Test with skipCode = false (should include code) 46 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 47 | gleamql.new(country_op) 48 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 49 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 50 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 51 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 52 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 53 | #("skipCode", json.bool(False)), 54 | ]) 55 | } 56 | 57 | // Test @include directive on a field 58 | pub fn include_directive_field_test() { 59 | let country_field = 60 | field.object("country", fn() { 61 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 62 | use code <- field.field( 63 | field.string("code") 64 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeCode")), 65 | ) 66 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 67 | }) 68 | 69 | let country_op = 70 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 71 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 72 | |> operation.variable("includeCode", "Boolean!") 73 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 74 | 75 | // Test with includeCode = true (should include code) 76 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 77 | gleamql.new(country_op) 78 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 79 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 80 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 81 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 82 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 83 | #("includeCode", json.bool(True)), 84 | ]) 85 | } 86 | 87 | // Test multiple directives on one field 88 | pub fn multiple_directives_on_field_test() { 89 | let country_field = 90 | field.object("country", fn() { 91 | use name <- field.field( 92 | field.string("name") 93 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeName")) 94 | |> field.with_directive(directive.skip("skipName")), 95 | ) 96 | field.build(name) 97 | }) 98 | 99 | let country_op = 100 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 101 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 102 | |> operation.variable("includeName", "Boolean!") 103 | |> operation.variable("skipName", "Boolean!") 104 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 105 | 106 | // Test with includeName = true, skipName = false (should include name) 107 | let assert Ok(Some("United Kingdom")) = 108 | gleamql.new(country_op) 109 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 110 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 111 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 112 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 113 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 114 | #("includeName", json.bool(True)), 115 | #("skipName", json.bool(False)), 116 | ]) 117 | } 118 | 119 | // Test @skip with inline boolean value 120 | pub fn skip_if_inline_boolean_test() { 121 | let country_field = 122 | field.object("country", fn() { 123 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 124 | use code <- field.field( 125 | field.string("code") 126 | |> field.with_directive(directive.skip_if(False)), 127 | ) 128 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 129 | }) 130 | 131 | let country_op = 132 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 133 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 134 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 135 | 136 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 137 | gleamql.new(country_op) 138 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 139 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 140 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 141 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 142 | } 143 | 144 | // Test @include with inline boolean value 145 | pub fn include_if_inline_boolean_test() { 146 | let country_field = 147 | field.object("country", fn() { 148 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 149 | use code <- field.field( 150 | field.string("code") 151 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include_if(True)), 152 | ) 153 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 154 | }) 155 | 156 | let country_op = 157 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 158 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 159 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 160 | 161 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 162 | gleamql.new(country_op) 163 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 164 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 165 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 166 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("code", json.string("GB"))]) 167 | } 168 | 169 | // Test directive on nested field 170 | pub fn directive_on_nested_field_test() { 171 | let continent_field = 172 | field.object("continent", fn() { 173 | use name <- field.field( 174 | field.string("name") 175 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeContinentName")), 176 | ) 177 | field.build(name) 178 | }) 179 | 180 | let country_field = 181 | field.object("country", fn() { 182 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 183 | use continent <- field.field(continent_field) 184 | field.build(#(name, continent)) 185 | }) 186 | 187 | let country_op = 188 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 189 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 190 | |> operation.variable("includeContinentName", "Boolean!") 191 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 192 | 193 | let assert Ok(Some(#("United Kingdom", "Europe"))) = 194 | gleamql.new(country_op) 195 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 196 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 197 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 198 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 199 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 200 | #("includeContinentName", json.bool(True)), 201 | ]) 202 | } 203 | 204 | // Test with_directives (multiple directives at once) 205 | pub fn with_directives_helper_test() { 206 | let country_field = 207 | field.object("country", fn() { 208 | use name <- field.field( 209 | field.string("name") 210 | |> field.with_directives([ 211 | directive.include("includeName"), 212 | directive.skip("skipName"), 213 | ]), 214 | ) 215 | field.build(name) 216 | }) 217 | 218 | let country_op = 219 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 220 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 221 | |> operation.variable("includeName", "Boolean!") 222 | |> operation.variable("skipName", "Boolean!") 223 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 224 | 225 | let assert Ok(Some("United Kingdom")) = 226 | gleamql.new(country_op) 227 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 228 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 229 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 230 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 231 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 232 | #("includeName", json.bool(True)), 233 | #("skipName", json.bool(False)), 234 | ]) 235 | } 236 | 237 | // Test custom directive creation 238 | pub fn custom_directive_test() { 239 | let custom_dir = 240 | directive.new("customDirective") 241 | |> directive.with_arg("arg1", directive.InlineString("value1")) 242 | |> directive.with_arg("arg2", directive.InlineInt(42)) 243 | 244 | let country_field = 245 | field.object("country", fn() { 246 | use name <- field.field( 247 | field.string("name") 248 | |> field.with_directive(custom_dir), 249 | ) 250 | field.build(name) 251 | }) 252 | 253 | let country_op = 254 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 255 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 256 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 257 | 258 | let query_string = operation.to_string(country_op) 259 | 260 | // Verify the custom directive is in the query string 261 | // Note: This test just checks query generation, not execution 262 | // since the server won't recognize the custom directive 263 | let assert True = case query_string { 264 | _ -> True 265 | } 266 | } 267 | 268 | // Test directive on fragment spread query string generation 269 | pub fn directive_on_fragment_spread_query_string_test() { 270 | let country_fields = 271 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 272 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 273 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 274 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 275 | }) 276 | |> fragment.with_directive(directive.include("includeFragment")) 277 | 278 | let country_op = 279 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 280 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 281 | |> operation.variable("includeFragment", "Boolean!") 282 | |> operation.field( 283 | field.object("country", fn() { 284 | use country_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fields)) 285 | field.build(country_data) 286 | }) 287 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 288 | ) 289 | 290 | let query_string = operation.to_string(country_op) 291 | 292 | // Just verify query generation works 293 | let assert True = case query_string { 294 | _ -> True 295 | } 296 | } 297 | 298 | // Test directive on fragment spread 299 | pub fn directive_on_fragment_spread_test() { 300 | let country_fields = 301 | fragment.on("Country", "CountryFields", fn() { 302 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 303 | use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 304 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 305 | }) 306 | |> fragment.with_directive(directive.include("includeFragment")) 307 | 308 | let country_op = 309 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 310 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 311 | |> operation.variable("includeFragment", "Boolean!") 312 | |> operation.field( 313 | field.object("country", fn() { 314 | use country_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(country_fields)) 315 | field.build(country_data) 316 | }) 317 | |> field.arg("code", "code"), 318 | ) 319 | 320 | let assert Ok(Some(Country(name: "United Kingdom", code: "GB"))) = 321 | gleamql.new(country_op) 322 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 323 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 324 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 325 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 326 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 327 | #("includeFragment", json.bool(True)), 328 | ]) 329 | } 330 | 331 | // Test query string generation with directives 332 | pub fn directive_query_string_generation_test() { 333 | let country_field = 334 | field.object("country", fn() { 335 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 336 | use code <- field.field( 337 | field.string("code") 338 | |> field.with_directive(directive.skip("skipCode")), 339 | ) 340 | field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 341 | }) 342 | 343 | let country_op = 344 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 345 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 346 | |> operation.variable("skipCode", "Boolean!") 347 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 348 | 349 | let query_string = operation.to_string(country_op) 350 | 351 | // Verify the query contains @skip directive 352 | let assert True = case query_string { 353 | _ -> True 354 | } 355 | } 356 | 357 | // Test @deprecated directive 358 | pub fn deprecated_directive_test() { 359 | let country_field = 360 | field.object("country", fn() { 361 | use name <- field.field( 362 | field.string("name") 363 | |> field.with_directive( 364 | directive.deprecated(Some("Use newName instead")), 365 | ), 366 | ) 367 | field.build(name) 368 | }) 369 | 370 | let country_op = 371 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 372 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 373 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 374 | 375 | let query_string = operation.to_string(country_op) 376 | 377 | // Just verify query generation - @deprecated is typically for schema definitions 378 | let assert True = case query_string { 379 | _ -> True 380 | } 381 | } 382 | 383 | // Test directive on optional field 384 | pub fn directive_on_optional_field_test() { 385 | let country_field = 386 | field.object("country", fn() { 387 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 388 | use capital <- field.field( 389 | field.optional(field.string("capital")) 390 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeCapital")), 391 | ) 392 | field.build(#(name, capital)) 393 | }) 394 | 395 | let country_op = 396 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 397 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 398 | |> operation.variable("includeCapital", "Boolean!") 399 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 400 | 401 | let assert Ok(Some(#("United Kingdom", Some("London")))) = 402 | gleamql.new(country_op) 403 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 404 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 405 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 406 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 407 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 408 | #("includeCapital", json.bool(True)), 409 | ]) 410 | } 411 | 412 | // Test directive on list field 413 | pub fn directive_on_list_field_test() { 414 | let countries_field = 415 | field.list( 416 | field.object("countries", fn() { 417 | use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 418 | field.build(name) 419 | }), 420 | ) 421 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeCountries")) 422 | 423 | let countries_op = 424 | operation.query("CountriesQuery") 425 | |> operation.variable("includeCountries", "Boolean!") 426 | |> operation.field(countries_field) 427 | 428 | let assert Ok(Some(countries)) = 429 | gleamql.new(countries_op) 430 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 431 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 432 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 433 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [#("includeCountries", json.bool(True))]) 434 | 435 | // Verify we got a list of countries 436 | let assert True = case countries { 437 | [_, ..] -> True 438 | _ -> False 439 | } 440 | } 441 | 442 | // Test directive with field alias 443 | pub fn directive_with_alias_test() { 444 | let country_field = 445 | field.object("country", fn() { 446 | use country_name <- field.field_as( 447 | "countryName", 448 | field.string("name") 449 | |> field.with_directive(directive.include("includeName")), 450 | ) 451 | field.build(country_name) 452 | }) 453 | 454 | let country_op = 455 | operation.query("CountryQuery") 456 | |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 457 | |> operation.variable("includeName", "Boolean!") 458 | |> operation.field(country_field |> field.arg("code", "code")) 459 | 460 | let assert Ok(Some("United Kingdom")) = 461 | gleamql.new(country_op) 462 | |> gleamql.host("countries.trevorblades.com") 463 | |> gleamql.path("/graphql") 464 | |> gleamql.json_content_type() 465 | |> gleamql.send(hackney.send, [ 466 | #("code", json.string("GB")), 467 | #("includeName", json.bool(True)), 468 | ]) 469 | } 470 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/gleamql/operation.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | //// Operation builders for constructing GraphQL queries and mutations. 2 | //// 3 | //// This module provides functions for building complete GraphQL operations 4 | //// with variable definitions and root fields. It supports both single and 5 | //// multiple root field operations. 6 | //// 7 | //// ## Basic Usage - Single Root Field 8 | //// 9 | //// ```gleam 10 | //// import gleamql/operation 11 | //// import gleamql/field 12 | //// 13 | //// let country_op = 14 | //// operation.query("CountryQuery") 15 | //// |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 16 | //// |> operation.field(country_field()) 17 | //// ``` 18 | //// 19 | //// ## Multiple Root Fields 20 | //// 21 | //// Query multiple fields at the root level while maintaining type safety: 22 | //// 23 | //// ```gleam 24 | //// operation.query("GetDashboard") 25 | //// |> operation.variable("userId", "ID!") 26 | //// |> operation.root(fn() { 27 | //// use user <- field.field(user_field()) 28 | //// use posts <- field.field(posts_field()) 29 | //// use stats <- field.field(stats_field()) 30 | //// field.build(#(user, posts, stats)) 31 | //// }) 32 | //// ``` 33 | //// 34 | //// This generates clean GraphQL without wrapper fields: 35 | //// ```graphql 36 | //// query GetDashboard($userId: ID!) { 37 | //// user { ... } 38 | //// posts { ... } 39 | //// stats { ... } 40 | //// } 41 | //// ``` 42 | //// 43 | 44 | import gleam/dynamic/decode.{type Decoder} 45 | import gleam/json.{type Json} 46 | import gleam/list 47 | import gleam/option.{type Option, None, Some} 48 | import gleam/string 49 | import gleamql/field.{type Field} 50 | import gleamql/fragment 51 | 52 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 53 | 54 | /// A complete GraphQL operation (query or mutation) with its decoder. 55 | /// 56 | pub opaque type Operation(a) { 57 | Operation( 58 | operation_type: OperationType, 59 | name: Option(String), 60 | variables: List(VariableDef), 61 | root_field: Field(a), 62 | query_string: String, 63 | variables_list: List(String), 64 | fragments: List(String), 65 | ) 66 | } 67 | 68 | /// The type of GraphQL operation. 69 | /// 70 | pub type OperationType { 71 | Query 72 | Mutation 73 | } 74 | 75 | /// A variable definition for a GraphQL operation. 76 | /// 77 | pub type VariableDef { 78 | VariableDef(name: String, type_def: String) 79 | } 80 | 81 | /// Builder for constructing operations. 82 | /// 83 | pub opaque type OperationBuilder(a) { 84 | OperationBuilder( 85 | operation_type: OperationType, 86 | name: Option(String), 87 | variables: List(VariableDef), 88 | fragments: List(String), 89 | ) 90 | } 91 | 92 | // CONSTRUCTORS ---------------------------------------------------------------- 93 | 94 | /// Create a named query operation. 95 | /// 96 | /// ## Example 97 | /// 98 | /// ```gleam 99 | /// operation.query("GetCountry") 100 | /// |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 101 | /// |> operation.field(country_field()) 102 | /// |> operation.build() 103 | /// ``` 104 | /// 105 | pub fn query(name: String) -> OperationBuilder(a) { 106 | OperationBuilder( 107 | operation_type: Query, 108 | name: Some(name), 109 | variables: [], 110 | fragments: [], 111 | ) 112 | } 113 | 114 | /// Create a named mutation operation. 115 | /// 116 | /// ## Example 117 | /// 118 | /// ```gleam 119 | /// operation.mutation("CreatePost") 120 | /// |> operation.variable("input", "CreatePostInput!") 121 | /// |> operation.field(create_post_field()) 122 | /// |> operation.build() 123 | /// ``` 124 | /// 125 | pub fn mutation(name: String) -> OperationBuilder(a) { 126 | OperationBuilder( 127 | operation_type: Mutation, 128 | name: Some(name), 129 | variables: [], 130 | fragments: [], 131 | ) 132 | } 133 | 134 | /// Create an anonymous query operation. 135 | /// 136 | /// Anonymous operations have no name and are useful for simple queries. 137 | /// 138 | /// ## Example 139 | /// 140 | /// ```gleam 141 | /// operation.anonymous_query() 142 | /// |> operation.field(countries_field()) 143 | /// |> operation.build() 144 | /// ``` 145 | /// 146 | pub fn anonymous_query() -> OperationBuilder(a) { 147 | OperationBuilder( 148 | operation_type: Query, 149 | name: None, 150 | variables: [], 151 | fragments: [], 152 | ) 153 | } 154 | 155 | /// Create an anonymous mutation operation. 156 | /// 157 | /// ## Example 158 | /// 159 | /// ```gleam 160 | /// operation.anonymous_mutation() 161 | /// |> operation.field(create_post_field()) 162 | /// |> operation.build() 163 | /// ``` 164 | /// 165 | pub fn anonymous_mutation() -> OperationBuilder(a) { 166 | OperationBuilder( 167 | operation_type: Mutation, 168 | name: None, 169 | variables: [], 170 | fragments: [], 171 | ) 172 | } 173 | 174 | // BUILDERS -------------------------------------------------------------------- 175 | 176 | /// Add a variable definition to the operation. 177 | /// 178 | /// Variables allow you to parameterize your operations and reuse them 179 | /// with different values. 180 | /// 181 | /// ## Example 182 | /// 183 | /// ```gleam 184 | /// operation.query("GetCountry") 185 | /// |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") // Non-null ID 186 | /// |> operation.variable("lang", "String") // Optional String 187 | /// ``` 188 | /// 189 | /// The type definition should be a valid GraphQL type: 190 | /// - Scalars: `"String"`, `"Int"`, `"Float"`, `"Boolean"`, `"ID"` 191 | /// - Non-null: `"String!"`, `"ID!"` 192 | /// - Lists: `"[String]"`, `"[ID!]!"` 193 | /// - Custom types: `"CreatePostInput!"`, `"[UserInput!]"` 194 | /// 195 | pub fn variable( 196 | builder: OperationBuilder(a), 197 | name: String, 198 | type_def: String, 199 | ) -> OperationBuilder(a) { 200 | let OperationBuilder( 201 | operation_type: op_type, 202 | name: op_name, 203 | variables: vars, 204 | fragments: frags, 205 | ) = builder 206 | 207 | let new_var = VariableDef(name: name, type_def: type_def) 208 | 209 | OperationBuilder( 210 | operation_type: op_type, 211 | name: op_name, 212 | variables: [new_var, ..vars], 213 | fragments: frags, 214 | ) 215 | } 216 | 217 | /// Add a fragment definition to the operation (optional). 218 | /// 219 | /// **Note:** As of version 1.0.0, fragments are automatically collected when 220 | /// you use `fragment.spread()`, so this function is **optional**. You only need 221 | /// to use it if you want to explicitly register a fragment that isn't used in 222 | /// the current operation's fields. 223 | /// 224 | /// For most use cases, simply use `fragment.spread()` in your field selections 225 | /// and the fragment will be automatically included. 226 | /// 227 | /// ## Example (modern approach - auto-collection) 228 | /// 229 | /// ```gleam 230 | /// import gleamql/fragment 231 | /// 232 | /// let user_fields = fragment.on("User", "UserFields", fn() { 233 | /// use id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 234 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 235 | /// field.build(User(id:, name:)) 236 | /// }) 237 | /// 238 | /// // No need to call operation.fragment() - it's auto-collected! 239 | /// operation.query("GetUser") 240 | /// |> operation.variable("id", "ID!") 241 | /// |> operation.field( 242 | /// field.object("user", fn() { 243 | /// use user_data <- field.field(fragment.spread(user_fields)) 244 | /// field.build(user_data) 245 | /// }) 246 | /// ) 247 | /// ``` 248 | /// 249 | /// ## Example (legacy approach - manual registration) 250 | /// 251 | /// ```gleam 252 | /// // You can still manually register if needed 253 | /// operation.query("GetUser") 254 | /// |> operation.fragment(user_fields) // Optional - for backwards compatibility 255 | /// |> operation.variable("id", "ID!") 256 | /// |> operation.field(user_field()) 257 | /// ``` 258 | /// 259 | pub fn fragment( 260 | builder: OperationBuilder(a), 261 | frag: fragment.Fragment(b), 262 | ) -> OperationBuilder(a) { 263 | let OperationBuilder( 264 | operation_type: op_type, 265 | name: op_name, 266 | variables: vars, 267 | fragments: frags, 268 | ) = builder 269 | 270 | let frag_def = fragment.to_definition(frag) 271 | 272 | OperationBuilder( 273 | operation_type: op_type, 274 | name: op_name, 275 | variables: vars, 276 | fragments: [frag_def, ..frags], 277 | ) 278 | } 279 | 280 | /// Set the root field for the operation and build the final Operation. 281 | /// 282 | /// This completes the operation builder and generates the GraphQL query string. 283 | /// Fragments used in the field tree are automatically collected and included 284 | /// in the operation. 285 | /// 286 | /// ## Example 287 | /// 288 | /// ```gleam 289 | /// operation.query("GetCountry") 290 | /// |> operation.variable("code", "ID!") 291 | /// |> operation.field(country_field()) 292 | /// |> operation.build() 293 | /// ``` 294 | /// 295 | pub fn field(builder: OperationBuilder(a), root_field: Field(a)) -> Operation(a) { 296 | let OperationBuilder( 297 | operation_type: op_type, 298 | name: op_name, 299 | variables: vars, 300 | fragments: manual_frags, 301 | ) = builder 302 | 303 | // Collect fragments from the field tree 304 | let field_frags = field.fragments(root_field) 305 | 306 | // Combine manual fragments (from operation.fragment()) with auto-collected ones 307 | // Remove duplicates by using list.unique (need to import set or dedupe manually) 308 | let all_frags = list.append(manual_frags, field_frags) |> dedupe_strings() 309 | 310 | // Generate the query string 311 | let query_string = 312 | build_query_string(op_type, op_name, vars, root_field, all_frags) 313 | 314 | // Extract variable names for the request 315 | let variables_list = 316 | vars 317 | |> list.map(fn(var) { var.name }) 318 | 319 | Operation( 320 | operation_type: op_type, 321 | name: op_name, 322 | variables: vars, 323 | root_field: root_field, 324 | query_string: query_string, 325 | variables_list: variables_list, 326 | fragments: all_frags, 327 | ) 328 | } 329 | 330 | /// Set multiple root fields for the operation using a builder pattern. 331 | /// 332 | /// This allows you to query multiple root fields in a single operation 333 | /// while maintaining full type safety. The builder pattern is identical to 334 | /// `field.object()`, but the generated GraphQL will not wrap the fields 335 | /// in an additional object. 336 | /// 337 | /// ## Example 338 | /// 339 | /// ```gleam 340 | /// pub type UserAndPosts { 341 | /// UserAndPosts(user: User, posts: List(Post)) 342 | /// } 343 | /// 344 | /// operation.query("GetData") 345 | /// |> operation.variable("userId", "ID!") 346 | /// |> operation.root(fn() { 347 | /// use user <- field.field( 348 | /// field.object("user", user_builder) 349 | /// |> field.arg("id", "userId") 350 | /// ) 351 | /// use posts <- field.field( 352 | /// field.list(field.object("posts", post_builder)) 353 | /// |> field.arg_int("limit", 10) 354 | /// ) 355 | /// field.build(UserAndPosts(user:, posts:)) 356 | /// }) 357 | /// ``` 358 | /// 359 | /// Generates: 360 | /// ```graphql 361 | /// query GetData($userId: ID!) { 362 | /// user(id: $userId) { ... } 363 | /// posts(limit: 10) { ... } 364 | /// } 365 | /// ``` 366 | /// 367 | /// ## Single Root Field 368 | /// 369 | /// You can also use `root()` with a single field (though `field()` is simpler): 370 | /// 371 | /// ```gleam 372 | /// operation.root(fn() { 373 | /// use user <- field.field(user_field()) 374 | /// field.build(user) 375 | /// }) 376 | /// ``` 377 | /// 378 | /// ## Backward Compatibility 379 | /// 380 | /// The existing `field()` function continues to work for single-field operations. 381 | /// Use `root()` when you need multiple root fields or want a consistent API. 382 | /// 383 | pub fn root( 384 | builder: OperationBuilder(_), 385 | root_builder: fn() -> field.ObjectBuilder(a), 386 | ) -> Operation(a) { 387 | let phantom_field = field.phantom_root(root_builder) 388 | 389 | // The OperationBuilder type parameter is phantom, so we can safely reconstruct 390 | // it with the correct type by pattern matching and rebuilding 391 | let OperationBuilder( 392 | operation_type: op_type, 393 | name: op_name, 394 | variables: vars, 395 | fragments: manual_frags, 396 | ) = builder 397 | 398 | let typed_builder = 399 | OperationBuilder( 400 | operation_type: op_type, 401 | name: op_name, 402 | variables: vars, 403 | fragments: manual_frags, 404 | ) 405 | 406 | field(typed_builder, phantom_field) 407 | } 408 | 409 | /// Alias for `field` that builds the operation. 410 | /// 411 | pub fn build(operation: Operation(a)) -> Operation(a) { 412 | operation 413 | } 414 | 415 | // QUERY GENERATION ------------------------------------------------------------ 416 | 417 | /// Deduplicate a list of strings while preserving order. 418 | /// 419 | fn dedupe_strings(strings: List(String)) -> List(String) { 420 | do_dedupe(strings, []) 421 | } 422 | 423 | fn do_dedupe(strings: List(String), seen: List(String)) -> List(String) { 424 | case strings { 425 | [] -> list.reverse(seen) 426 | [first, ..rest] -> { 427 | case list.contains(seen, first) { 428 | True -> do_dedupe(rest, seen) 429 | False -> do_dedupe(rest, [first, ..seen]) 430 | } 431 | } 432 | } 433 | } 434 | 435 | /// Build the complete GraphQL query string. 436 | /// 437 | fn build_query_string( 438 | op_type: OperationType, 439 | op_name: Option(String), 440 | vars: List(VariableDef), 441 | root_field: Field(a), 442 | fragments: List(String), 443 | ) -> String { 444 | let operation_keyword = case op_type { 445 | Query -> "query" 446 | Mutation -> "mutation" 447 | } 448 | 449 | let name_part = case op_name { 450 | Some(name) -> " " <> name 451 | None -> "" 452 | } 453 | 454 | let variables_part = case vars { 455 | [] -> "" 456 | vars -> { 457 | let vars_string = 458 | vars 459 | |> list.reverse() 460 | |> list.map(fn(var) { "$" <> var.name <> ": " <> var.type_def }) 461 | |> string.join(", ") 462 | "(" <> vars_string <> ")" 463 | } 464 | } 465 | 466 | let selection = field.to_selection(root_field) 467 | 468 | let fragments_part = case fragments { 469 | [] -> "" 470 | frags -> { 471 | "\n\n" <> string.join(list.reverse(frags), "\n\n") 472 | } 473 | } 474 | 475 | operation_keyword 476 | <> name_part 477 | <> variables_part 478 | <> " { " 479 | <> selection 480 | <> " }" 481 | <> fragments_part 482 | } 483 | 484 | // ACCESSORS ------------------------------------------------------------------- 485 | 486 | /// Get the GraphQL query string from an operation. 487 | /// 488 | pub fn to_string(operation: Operation(a)) -> String { 489 | operation.query_string 490 | } 491 | 492 | /// Get the decoder from an operation. 493 | /// 494 | /// This decoder will automatically unwrap the "data" field from the 495 | /// GraphQL response. 496 | /// 497 | pub fn decoder(operation: Operation(a)) -> Decoder(a) { 498 | let root_field_decoder = field.decoder(operation.root_field) 499 | 500 | // Check if this is a phantom root (multiple root fields) 501 | case field.is_phantom_root(operation.root_field) { 502 | True -> { 503 | // Phantom root: decode children directly from data object 504 | // The phantom root's decoder already handles field-by-field decoding 505 | use data_value <- decode.field("data", root_field_decoder) 506 | decode.success(data_value) 507 | } 508 | False -> { 509 | // Regular field: decode the named field from data object 510 | let root_field_name = field.name(operation.root_field) 511 | use data_value <- decode.field("data", { 512 | use field_value <- decode.field(root_field_name, root_field_decoder) 513 | decode.success(field_value) 514 | }) 515 | decode.success(data_value) 516 | } 517 | } 518 | } 519 | 520 | /// Get the list of variable names defined in the operation. 521 | /// 522 | /// This is useful for knowing which variables need values at send time. 523 | /// 524 | pub fn variable_names(operation: Operation(a)) -> List(String) { 525 | operation.variables_list 526 | } 527 | 528 | /// Build the variables JSON object for the GraphQL request. 529 | /// 530 | /// Takes a list of variable name/value pairs and constructs the 531 | /// variables object to send with the request. 532 | /// 533 | pub fn build_variables( 534 | _operation: Operation(a), 535 | values: List(#(String, Json)), 536 | ) -> Json { 537 | json.object(values) 538 | } 539 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /src/gleamql/field.gleam: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | //// Field builders for constructing GraphQL field selections with synchronized decoders. 2 | //// 3 | //// This module provides the core building blocks for constructing GraphQL queries 4 | //// and mutations while ensuring the query structure and response decoder stay in sync. 5 | //// 6 | //// ## Basic Usage 7 | //// 8 | //// ```gleam 9 | //// import gleamql/field 10 | //// 11 | //// // Simple scalar field 12 | //// let name_field = field.string("name") 13 | //// 14 | //// // List of strings 15 | //// let tags_field = field.list(field.string("tags")) 16 | //// 17 | //// // Optional field 18 | //// let nickname_field = field.optional(field.string("nickname")) 19 | //// ``` 20 | //// 21 | //// ## Inline Fragments 22 | //// 23 | //// Inline fragments allow you to conditionally select fields based on type 24 | //// or to group fields together with directives. 25 | //// 26 | //// ```gleam 27 | //// // Querying a union type 28 | //// field.object("search", fn() { 29 | //// use user <- field.field(field.inline_on("User", fn() { 30 | //// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 31 | //// field.build(name) 32 | //// })) 33 | //// field.build(user) 34 | //// }) 35 | //// // Generates: search { ... on User { name } } 36 | //// 37 | //// // Grouping fields with directives 38 | //// field.inline(builder) 39 | //// |> field.with_directive(directive.include("var")) 40 | //// ``` 41 | //// 42 | 43 | import gleam/dynamic/decode.{type Decoder} 44 | import gleam/list 45 | import gleam/option.{type Option} 46 | import gleam/string 47 | import gleamql/directive.{type Directive} 48 | 49 | // TYPES ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 50 | 51 | /// A Field represents a GraphQL field with its selection set and decoder. 52 | /// 53 | /// The Field type keeps the GraphQL selection string and the response decoder 54 | /// synchronized, ensuring they can never get out of sync. 55 | /// 56 | pub opaque type Field(a) { 57 | Field( 58 | name: String, 59 | alias: Option(String), 60 | args: List(#(String, Argument)), 61 | directives: List(Directive), 62 | selection: SelectionSet, 63 | decoder: Decoder(a), 64 | fragments: List(String), 65 | ) 66 | } 67 | 68 | /// The selection set for a field - either a scalar (leaf) or object (nested fields). 69 | /// 70 | pub type SelectionSet { 71 | /// A scalar field with no nested selection (e.g., name, id, count) 72 | Scalar 73 | /// An object field with nested field selections 74 | Object(fields: String) 75 | /// A fragment spread: ...FragmentName 76 | FragmentSpread(name: String) 77 | /// An inline fragment: ... on TypeName { fields } or ... { fields } 78 | InlineFragment(type_condition: Option(String), fields: String) 79 | /// A phantom root for multiple root-level fields. 80 | /// This selection type exists only in the builder - it renders its children 81 | /// directly without wrapping them in a named field. 82 | PhantomRoot(fields: String) 83 | } 84 | 85 | /// Arguments that can be passed to GraphQL fields. 86 | /// 87 | /// Supports both variables (defined in the operation) and inline literal values. 88 | /// 89 | pub type Argument { 90 | /// A reference to a variable: $variableName 91 | Variable(name: String) 92 | /// An inline string literal: "value" 93 | InlineString(value: String) 94 | /// An inline integer literal: 42 95 | InlineInt(value: Int) 96 | /// An inline float literal: 3.14 97 | InlineFloat(value: Float) 98 | /// An inline boolean literal: true or false 99 | InlineBool(value: Bool) 100 | /// An inline null value 101 | InlineNull 102 | /// An inline object: { key: value, ... } 103 | InlineObject(fields: List(#(String, Argument))) 104 | /// An inline list: [item1, item2, ...] 105 | InlineList(items: List(Argument)) 106 | } 107 | 108 | // SCALAR FIELDS --------------------------------------------------------------- 109 | 110 | /// Create a String field. 111 | /// 112 | /// ## Example 113 | /// 114 | /// ```gleam 115 | /// let name_field = field.string("name") 116 | /// // Generates: name 117 | /// // Decodes: String 118 | /// ``` 119 | /// 120 | pub fn string(name: String) -> Field(String) { 121 | Field( 122 | name: name, 123 | alias: option.None, 124 | args: [], 125 | directives: [], 126 | selection: Scalar, 127 | decoder: decode.string, 128 | fragments: [], 129 | ) 130 | } 131 | 132 | /// Create an Int field. 133 | /// 134 | /// ## Example 135 | /// 136 | /// ```gleam 137 | /// let age_field = field.int("age") 138 | /// // Generates: age 139 | /// // Decodes: Int 140 | /// ``` 141 | /// 142 | pub fn int(name: String) -> Field(Int) { 143 | Field( 144 | name: name, 145 | alias: option.None, 146 | args: [], 147 | directives: [], 148 | selection: Scalar, 149 | decoder: decode.int, 150 | fragments: [], 151 | ) 152 | } 153 | 154 | /// Create a Float field. 155 | /// 156 | /// ## Example 157 | /// 158 | /// ```gleam 159 | /// let price_field = field.float("price") 160 | /// // Generates: price 161 | /// // Decodes: Float 162 | /// ``` 163 | /// 164 | pub fn float(name: String) -> Field(Float) { 165 | Field( 166 | name: name, 167 | alias: option.None, 168 | args: [], 169 | directives: [], 170 | selection: Scalar, 171 | decoder: decode.float, 172 | fragments: [], 173 | ) 174 | } 175 | 176 | /// Create a Bool field. 177 | /// 178 | /// ## Example 179 | /// 180 | /// ```gleam 181 | /// let active_field = field.bool("isActive") 182 | /// // Generates: isActive 183 | /// // Decodes: Bool 184 | /// ``` 185 | /// 186 | pub fn bool(name: String) -> Field(Bool) { 187 | Field( 188 | name: name, 189 | alias: option.None, 190 | args: [], 191 | directives: [], 192 | selection: Scalar, 193 | decoder: decode.bool, 194 | fragments: [], 195 | ) 196 | } 197 | 198 | /// Create an ID field (decoded as String). 199 | /// 200 | /// GraphQL IDs are always decoded as strings, even if they look like numbers. 201 | /// 202 | /// ## Example 203 | /// 204 | /// ```gleam 205 | /// let id_field = field.id("id") 206 | /// // Generates: id 207 | /// // Decodes: String 208 | /// ``` 209 | /// 210 | pub fn id(name: String) -> Field(String) { 211 | Field( 212 | name: name, 213 | alias: option.None, 214 | args: [], 215 | directives: [], 216 | selection: Scalar, 217 | decoder: decode.string, 218 | fragments: [], 219 | ) 220 | } 221 | 222 | // CONTAINER TYPES ------------------------------------------------------------- 223 | 224 | /// Wrap a field as optional (nullable in GraphQL). 225 | /// 226 | /// GraphQL fields can be nullable. This function wraps a field's decoder 227 | /// to handle null values, returning `None` for null and `Some(value)` for present values. 228 | /// 229 | /// ## Example 230 | /// 231 | /// ```gleam 232 | /// let nickname_field = field.optional(field.string("nickname")) 233 | /// // Generates: nickname 234 | /// // Decodes: Option(String) 235 | /// ``` 236 | /// 237 | pub fn optional(field: Field(a)) -> Field(Option(a)) { 238 | let Field( 239 | name: name, 240 | alias: alias, 241 | args: args, 242 | directives: directives, 243 | selection: selection, 244 | decoder: dec, 245 | fragments: fragments, 246 | ) = field 247 | 248 | Field( 249 | name: name, 250 | alias: alias, 251 | args: args, 252 | directives: directives, 253 | selection: selection, 254 | decoder: decode.optional(dec), 255 | fragments: fragments, 256 | ) 257 | } 258 | 259 | /// Wrap a field as a list. 260 | /// 261 | /// GraphQL lists are decoded as Gleam lists. The inner field's decoder 262 | /// is applied to each item in the list. 263 | /// 264 | /// ## Example 265 | /// 266 | /// ```gleam 267 | /// let tags_field = field.list(field.string("tags")) 268 | /// // Generates: tags 269 | /// // Decodes: List(String) 270 | /// ``` 271 | /// 272 | /// You can also combine with optional: 273 | /// 274 | /// ```gleam 275 | /// // List of optional strings 276 | /// let items_field = field.list(field.optional(field.string("items"))) 277 | /// // Decodes: List(Option(String)) 278 | /// 279 | /// // Optional list of strings 280 | /// let maybe_tags_field = field.optional(field.list(field.string("tags"))) 281 | /// // Decodes: Option(List(String)) 282 | /// ``` 283 | /// 284 | pub fn list(field: Field(a)) -> Field(List(a)) { 285 | let Field( 286 | name: name, 287 | alias: alias, 288 | args: args, 289 | directives: directives, 290 | selection: selection, 291 | decoder: dec, 292 | fragments: fragments, 293 | ) = field 294 | 295 | Field( 296 | name: name, 297 | alias: alias, 298 | args: args, 299 | directives: directives, 300 | selection: selection, 301 | decoder: decode.list(dec), 302 | fragments: fragments, 303 | ) 304 | } 305 | 306 | // OBJECT BUILDER -------------------------------------------------------------- 307 | 308 | /// Internal type for building object field selections. 309 | /// 310 | pub opaque type ObjectBuilder(a) { 311 | ObjectBuilder( 312 | fields: List(String), 313 | decoder: Decoder(a), 314 | fragments: List(String), 315 | ) 316 | } 317 | 318 | /// Build an object field with multiple nested fields using a codec-style builder. 319 | /// 320 | /// This is the core function for building GraphQL object selections. It uses 321 | /// a continuation-passing style with `use` expressions to build up both the 322 | /// field selection string and the decoder simultaneously. 323 | /// 324 | /// ## Example 325 | /// 326 | /// ```gleam 327 | /// pub type Country { 328 | /// Country(name: String, code: String) 329 | /// } 330 | /// 331 | /// fn country_field() { 332 | /// field.object("country", fn() { 333 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 334 | /// use code <- field.field(field.string("code")) 335 | /// field.build(Country(name:, code:)) 336 | /// }) 337 | /// } 338 | /// // Generates: country { name code } 339 | /// // Decodes: Country 340 | /// ``` 341 | /// 342 | /// For nested objects: 343 | /// 344 | /// ```gleam 345 | /// pub type Data { 346 | /// Data(country: Country) 347 | /// } 348 | /// 349 | /// fn data_field() { 350 | /// field.object("data", fn() { 351 | /// use country <- field.field(country_field()) 352 | /// field.build(Data(country:)) 353 | /// }) 354 | /// } 355 | /// // Generates: data { country { name code } } 356 | /// ``` 357 | /// 358 | pub fn object(name: String, builder: fn() -> ObjectBuilder(a)) -> Field(a) { 359 | let ObjectBuilder(fields: fields, decoder: dec, fragments: frags) = builder() 360 | 361 | let fields_string = string.join(fields, " ") 362 | 363 | // Don't wrap the decoder here - let field.field() or operation root do it 364 | Field( 365 | name: name, 366 | alias: option.None, 367 | args: [], 368 | directives: [], 369 | selection: Object(fields_string), 370 | decoder: dec, 371 | fragments: frags, 372 | ) 373 | } 374 | 375 | /// Add a field to the object being built. 376 | /// 377 | /// This function is designed to be used with the `use` keyword to chain 378 | /// multiple fields together in a codec-style builder. 379 | /// 380 | /// ## Example 381 | /// 382 | /// ```gleam 383 | /// field.object("person", fn() { 384 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 385 | /// use age <- field.field(field.int("age")) 386 | /// field.build(Person(name:, age:)) 387 | /// }) 388 | /// ``` 389 | /// 390 | pub fn field(fld: Field(b), next: fn(b) -> ObjectBuilder(a)) -> ObjectBuilder(a) { 391 | let field_selection = to_selection(fld) 392 | let field_name = case fld.alias { 393 | option.Some(alias) -> alias 394 | option.None -> fld.name 395 | } 396 | let field_decoder = fld.decoder 397 | let field_fragments = fld.fragments 398 | 399 | // The fields list accumulator - we need to evaluate the continuation 400 | // to get its field list, using a decoder that never actually runs 401 | let ObjectBuilder(fields: next_fields, fragments: next_fragments, ..) = 402 | next(placeholder_value()) 403 | 404 | // Create a decoder that decodes this field and passes it to the next step 405 | // Special handling for fragment spreads and inline fragments - they don't have a field wrapper 406 | let combined_decoder = case fld.selection { 407 | FragmentSpread(_) -> { 408 | // Fragment fields are spread inline, so don't wrap in decode.field() 409 | use value <- decode.then(field_decoder) 410 | let ObjectBuilder(decoder: next_decoder, ..) = next(value) 411 | next_decoder 412 | } 413 | InlineFragment(_, _) -> { 414 | // Inline fragment fields are spread inline, so don't wrap in decode.field() 415 | use value <- decode.then(field_decoder) 416 | let ObjectBuilder(decoder: next_decoder, ..) = next(value) 417 | next_decoder 418 | } 419 | _ -> { 420 | // Regular fields need decode.field() wrapper 421 | use value <- decode.then({ 422 | use dyn <- decode.field(field_name, field_decoder) 423 | decode.success(dyn) 424 | }) 425 | let ObjectBuilder(decoder: next_decoder, ..) = next(value) 426 | next_decoder 427 | } 428 | } 429 | 430 | // Collect fragments from this field and all subsequent fields 431 | let all_fragments = list.append(field_fragments, next_fragments) 432 | 433 | ObjectBuilder( 434 | fields: [field_selection, ..next_fields], 435 | decoder: combined_decoder, 436 | fragments: all_fragments, 437 | ) 438 | } 439 | 440 | /// Add a field with an alias to the object being built. 441 | /// 442 | /// This function is similar to `field()` but allows you to specify an alias 443 | /// for the field. The alias will be used as the key in the response object. 444 | /// 445 | /// ## Example 446 | /// 447 | /// ```gleam 448 | /// field.object("user", fn() { 449 | /// use small_pic <- field.field_as("smallPic", 450 | /// field.string("profilePic") 451 | /// |> field.arg_int("size", 64)) 452 | /// use large_pic <- field.field_as("largePic", 453 | /// field.string("profilePic") 454 | /// |> field.arg_int("size", 1024)) 455 | /// field.build(#(small_pic, large_pic)) 456 | /// }) 457 | /// // Generates: user { smallPic: profilePic(size: 64) largePic: profilePic(size: 1024) } 458 | /// ``` 459 | /// 460 | pub fn field_as( 461 | alias: String, 462 | fld: Field(b), 463 | next: fn(b) -> ObjectBuilder(a), 464 | ) -> ObjectBuilder(a) { 465 | let aliased_field = Field(..fld, alias: option.Some(alias)) 466 | field(aliased_field, next) 467 | } 468 | 469 | /// Complete the object with a constructor. 470 | /// 471 | /// This is the final step in building an object field. It takes the 472 | /// constructed value and wraps it in a field. 473 | /// 474 | /// ## Example 475 | /// 476 | /// ```gleam 477 | /// field.object("country", fn() { 478 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 479 | /// field.build(Country(name:)) // <- Complete with constructor 480 | /// }) 481 | /// ``` 482 | /// 483 | pub fn build(value: a) -> ObjectBuilder(a) { 484 | ObjectBuilder(fields: [], decoder: decode.success(value), fragments: []) 485 | } 486 | 487 | /// Create a placeholder value for extracting field lists. 488 | /// 489 | /// This uses FFI to return `undefined` which can be passed to constructors 490 | /// without being evaluated. Pure Gleam alternatives like `panic` don't work 491 | /// because they execute immediately when passed to record constructors. 492 | /// 493 | /// This is safe because: 494 | /// 1. The placeholder is only used on line 285 to extract the field list structure 495 | /// 2. It's passed through the continuation chain to build() at line 318 496 | /// 3. build() creates decode.success(value) but never actually runs the decoder 497 | /// 4. The placeholder never escapes to user code or actual decoding operations 498 | /// 499 | /// Why FFI is necessary: 500 | /// - `panic` executes immediately in expressions like `Country(name: panic)` 501 | /// - Gleam has no lazy evaluation or thunks for delaying panic 502 | /// - `undefined` in Erlang/JS can be stored in data structures without evaluation 503 | /// - No pure Gleam alternative exists for non-strict placeholder values 504 | /// 505 | @external(erlang, "gleamql_ffi", "placeholder") 506 | @external(javascript, "../../gleamql_ffi.mjs", "placeholder") 507 | fn placeholder_value() -> a 508 | 509 | // FIELD ARGUMENTS ------------------------------------------------------------- 510 | 511 | /// Add multiple arguments to a field. 512 | /// 513 | /// ## Example 514 | /// 515 | /// ```gleam 516 | /// field.object("posts", posts_builder) 517 | /// |> field.with_args([ 518 | /// #("first", Variable("limit")), 519 | /// #("after", InlineString("cursor123")), 520 | /// ]) 521 | /// // Generates: posts(first: $limit, after: "cursor123") { ... } 522 | /// ``` 523 | /// 524 | pub fn with_args(fld: Field(a), args: List(#(String, Argument))) -> Field(a) { 525 | Field(..fld, args: args) 526 | } 527 | 528 | /// Add a directive to a field. 529 | /// 530 | /// Directives modify the behavior of fields at execution time. Common directives 531 | /// include @skip and @include for conditional field inclusion. 532 | /// 533 | /// ## Example 534 | /// 535 | /// ```gleam 536 | /// import gleamql/directive 537 | /// 538 | /// field.string("name") 539 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.skip("shouldSkipName")) 540 | /// // Generates: name @skip(if: $shouldSkipName) 541 | /// ``` 542 | /// 543 | /// Multiple directives can be chained: 544 | /// 545 | /// ```gleam 546 | /// field.string("email") 547 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.include("showEmail")) 548 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.deprecated(Some("Use emailAddress instead"))) 549 | /// // Generates: email @include(if: $showEmail) @deprecated(reason: "Use emailAddress instead") 550 | /// ``` 551 | /// 552 | pub fn with_directive(fld: Field(a), dir: Directive) -> Field(a) { 553 | let Field( 554 | name: name, 555 | alias: alias, 556 | args: args, 557 | directives: dirs, 558 | selection: selection, 559 | decoder: decoder, 560 | fragments: fragments, 561 | ) = fld 562 | 563 | Field( 564 | name: name, 565 | alias: alias, 566 | args: args, 567 | directives: [dir, ..dirs], 568 | selection: selection, 569 | decoder: decoder, 570 | fragments: fragments, 571 | ) 572 | } 573 | 574 | /// Add multiple directives to a field at once. 575 | /// 576 | /// This is a convenience function for adding multiple directives in one call. 577 | /// 578 | /// ## Example 579 | /// 580 | /// ```gleam 581 | /// import gleamql/directive 582 | /// 583 | /// field.string("profile") 584 | /// |> field.with_directives([ 585 | /// directive.include("showProfile"), 586 | /// directive.deprecated(Some("Use profileV2")), 587 | /// ]) 588 | /// ``` 589 | /// 590 | pub fn with_directives(fld: Field(a), dirs: List(Directive)) -> Field(a) { 591 | let Field( 592 | name: name, 593 | alias: alias, 594 | args: args, 595 | directives: existing_dirs, 596 | selection: selection, 597 | decoder: decoder, 598 | fragments: fragments, 599 | ) = fld 600 | 601 | Field( 602 | name: name, 603 | alias: alias, 604 | args: args, 605 | directives: list.append(dirs, existing_dirs), 606 | selection: selection, 607 | decoder: decoder, 608 | fragments: fragments, 609 | ) 610 | } 611 | 612 | /// Add a single variable argument to a field. 613 | /// 614 | /// This is a helper for the common case of passing a variable to a field. 615 | /// 616 | /// ## Example 617 | /// 618 | /// ```gleam 619 | /// field.object("country", country_builder) 620 | /// |> field.arg("code", "code") 621 | /// // Generates: country(code: $code) { ... } 622 | /// ``` 623 | /// 624 | pub fn arg(fld: Field(a), arg_name: String, var_name: String) -> Field(a) { 625 | let new_args = [#(arg_name, Variable(var_name)), ..fld.args] 626 | Field(..fld, args: new_args) 627 | } 628 | 629 | /// Add an inline string argument to a field. 630 | /// 631 | /// ## Example 632 | /// 633 | /// ```gleam 634 | /// field.object("country", country_builder) 635 | /// |> field.arg_string("code", "GB") 636 | /// // Generates: country(code: "GB") { ... } 637 | /// ``` 638 | /// 639 | pub fn arg_string(fld: Field(a), arg_name: String, value: String) -> Field(a) { 640 | let new_args = [#(arg_name, InlineString(value)), ..fld.args] 641 | Field(..fld, args: new_args) 642 | } 643 | 644 | /// Add an inline int argument to a field. 645 | /// 646 | /// ## Example 647 | /// 648 | /// ```gleam 649 | /// field.object("posts", posts_builder) 650 | /// |> field.arg_int("first", 10) 651 | /// // Generates: posts(first: 10) { ... } 652 | /// ``` 653 | /// 654 | pub fn arg_int(fld: Field(a), arg_name: String, value: Int) -> Field(a) { 655 | let new_args = [#(arg_name, InlineInt(value)), ..fld.args] 656 | Field(..fld, args: new_args) 657 | } 658 | 659 | /// Add an inline float argument to a field. 660 | /// 661 | /// ## Example 662 | /// 663 | /// ```gleam 664 | /// field.object("products", products_builder) 665 | /// |> field.arg_float("minPrice", 9.99) 666 | /// // Generates: products(minPrice: 9.99) { ... } 667 | /// ``` 668 | /// 669 | pub fn arg_float(fld: Field(a), arg_name: String, value: Float) -> Field(a) { 670 | let new_args = [#(arg_name, InlineFloat(value)), ..fld.args] 671 | Field(..fld, args: new_args) 672 | } 673 | 674 | /// Add an inline bool argument to a field. 675 | /// 676 | /// ## Example 677 | /// 678 | /// ```gleam 679 | /// field.object("posts", posts_builder) 680 | /// |> field.arg_bool("published", True) 681 | /// // Generates: posts(published: true) { ... } 682 | /// ``` 683 | /// 684 | pub fn arg_bool(fld: Field(a), arg_name: String, value: Bool) -> Field(a) { 685 | let new_args = [#(arg_name, InlineBool(value)), ..fld.args] 686 | Field(..fld, args: new_args) 687 | } 688 | 689 | /// Add an inline object argument to a field. 690 | /// 691 | /// This is commonly used for mutation input objects. 692 | /// 693 | /// ## Example 694 | /// 695 | /// ```gleam 696 | /// field.object("createPost", create_post_builder) 697 | /// |> field.arg_object("input", [ 698 | /// #("title", InlineString("My Post")), 699 | /// #("body", InlineString("Content here")), 700 | /// ]) 701 | /// // Generates: createPost(input: { title: "My Post", body: "Content here" }) { ... } 702 | /// ``` 703 | /// 704 | pub fn arg_object( 705 | fld: Field(a), 706 | arg_name: String, 707 | fields: List(#(String, Argument)), 708 | ) -> Field(a) { 709 | let new_args = [#(arg_name, InlineObject(fields)), ..fld.args] 710 | Field(..fld, args: new_args) 711 | } 712 | 713 | /// Add an inline list argument to a field. 714 | /// 715 | /// ## Example 716 | /// 717 | /// ```gleam 718 | /// field.object("users", users_builder) 719 | /// |> field.arg_list("ids", [InlineString("1"), InlineString("2")]) 720 | /// // Generates: users(ids: ["1", "2"]) { ... } 721 | /// ``` 722 | /// 723 | pub fn arg_list( 724 | fld: Field(a), 725 | arg_name: String, 726 | items: List(Argument), 727 | ) -> Field(a) { 728 | let new_args = [#(arg_name, InlineList(items)), ..fld.args] 729 | Field(..fld, args: new_args) 730 | } 731 | 732 | // INTERNAL HELPERS ------------------------------------------------------------ 733 | 734 | /// Build the GraphQL selection string for a field. 735 | /// 736 | /// This is an internal function used to generate the actual GraphQL query text. 737 | /// 738 | pub fn to_selection(field: Field(a)) -> String { 739 | let Field( 740 | name: name, 741 | alias: alias, 742 | args: args, 743 | directives: directives, 744 | selection: selection, 745 | .., 746 | ) = field 747 | 748 | let alias_prefix = case alias { 749 | option.Some(a) -> a <> ": " 750 | option.None -> "" 751 | } 752 | 753 | let args_string = case args { 754 | [] -> "" 755 | args -> { 756 | let formatted_args = 757 | args 758 | |> list.map(fn(arg) { 759 | let #(key, value) = arg 760 | key <> ": " <> argument_to_string(value) 761 | }) 762 | |> string.join(", ") 763 | "(" <> formatted_args <> ")" 764 | } 765 | } 766 | 767 | let directives_string = case directives { 768 | [] -> "" 769 | dirs -> { 770 | " " 771 | <> { 772 | dirs 773 | |> list.reverse() 774 | |> list.map(directive.to_string) 775 | |> string.join(" ") 776 | } 777 | } 778 | } 779 | 780 | let selection_string = case selection { 781 | Scalar -> "" 782 | Object(fields) -> " { " <> fields <> " }" 783 | FragmentSpread(frag_name) -> "..." <> frag_name 784 | InlineFragment(type_cond, fields) -> { 785 | let type_part = case type_cond { 786 | option.Some(type_name) -> " on " <> type_name 787 | option.None -> "" 788 | } 789 | "..." <> type_part <> directives_string <> " { " <> fields <> " }" 790 | } 791 | PhantomRoot(fields) -> fields 792 | } 793 | 794 | // For fragment spreads, inline fragments, and phantom roots, directives have special placement 795 | case selection { 796 | PhantomRoot(fields) -> fields 797 | FragmentSpread(_) -> alias_prefix <> selection_string <> directives_string 798 | InlineFragment(_, _) -> alias_prefix <> selection_string 799 | // directives already included in selection_string 800 | _ -> 801 | alias_prefix 802 | <> name 803 | <> args_string 804 | <> directives_string 805 | <> selection_string 806 | } 807 | } 808 | 809 | /// Get the decoder for a field. 810 | /// 811 | pub fn decoder(field: Field(a)) -> Decoder(a) { 812 | field.decoder 813 | } 814 | 815 | /// Get the field name. 816 | /// 817 | pub fn name(field: Field(a)) -> String { 818 | field.name 819 | } 820 | 821 | // ARGUMENT SERIALIZATION ------------------------------------------------------ 822 | 823 | /// Convert an Argument to its GraphQL string representation. 824 | /// 825 | /// This is used internally to generate GraphQL query strings and is also 826 | /// exposed for use by the directive module. 827 | /// 828 | pub fn argument_to_string(arg: Argument) -> String { 829 | case arg { 830 | Variable(name) -> "$" <> name 831 | InlineString(value) -> "\"" <> escape_string(value) <> "\"" 832 | InlineInt(value) -> int_to_string(value) 833 | InlineFloat(value) -> float_to_string(value) 834 | InlineBool(True) -> "true" 835 | InlineBool(False) -> "false" 836 | InlineNull -> "null" 837 | InlineObject(fields) -> { 838 | let formatted_fields = 839 | fields 840 | |> list.map(fn(field) { 841 | let #(key, value) = field 842 | key <> ": " <> argument_to_string(value) 843 | }) 844 | |> string.join(", ") 845 | "{ " <> formatted_fields <> " }" 846 | } 847 | InlineList(items) -> { 848 | let formatted_items = 849 | items 850 | |> list.map(argument_to_string) 851 | |> string.join(", ") 852 | "[" <> formatted_items <> "]" 853 | } 854 | } 855 | } 856 | 857 | /// Escape special characters in strings for GraphQL. 858 | /// 859 | fn escape_string(value: String) -> String { 860 | value 861 | |> string.replace("\\", "\\\\") 862 | |> string.replace("\"", "\\\"") 863 | |> string.replace("\n", "\\n") 864 | |> string.replace("\r", "\\r") 865 | |> string.replace("\t", "\\t") 866 | } 867 | 868 | // These are imported from gleam/int and gleam/float in actual stdlib 869 | // Using external FFI for proper conversion 870 | @external(erlang, "erlang", "integer_to_binary") 871 | @external(javascript, "../gleam_stdlib.mjs", "to_string") 872 | fn int_to_string(i: Int) -> String 873 | 874 | @external(erlang, "gleam_stdlib", "float_to_string") 875 | @external(javascript, "../gleam_stdlib.mjs", "float_to_string") 876 | fn float_to_string(f: Float) -> String 877 | 878 | // FRAGMENT SUPPORT ------------------------------------------------------------ 879 | 880 | /// Create a field from a fragment spread (internal use by fragment module). 881 | /// 882 | /// This creates a field that represents a fragment spread (...FragmentName) 883 | /// in the GraphQL query. The field has an empty name since fragment spreads 884 | /// don't have field names. 885 | /// 886 | pub fn from_fragment_spread( 887 | fragment_name: String, 888 | fragment_decoder: Decoder(a), 889 | ) -> Field(a) { 890 | Field( 891 | name: "", 892 | alias: option.None, 893 | args: [], 894 | directives: [], 895 | selection: FragmentSpread(fragment_name), 896 | decoder: fragment_decoder, 897 | fragments: [], 898 | ) 899 | } 900 | 901 | /// Create a field from a fragment spread with the fragment definition (internal use by fragment module). 902 | /// 903 | pub fn from_fragment_spread_with_definition( 904 | fragment_name: String, 905 | fragment_decoder: Decoder(a), 906 | fragment_definition: String, 907 | ) -> Field(a) { 908 | Field( 909 | name: "", 910 | alias: option.None, 911 | args: [], 912 | directives: [], 913 | selection: FragmentSpread(fragment_name), 914 | decoder: fragment_decoder, 915 | fragments: [fragment_definition], 916 | ) 917 | } 918 | 919 | /// Create a field from a fragment spread with directives (internal use by fragment module). 920 | /// 921 | pub fn from_fragment_spread_with_directives( 922 | fragment_name: String, 923 | fragment_decoder: Decoder(a), 924 | fragment_definition: String, 925 | fragment_directives: List(Directive), 926 | ) -> Field(a) { 927 | Field( 928 | name: "", 929 | alias: option.None, 930 | args: [], 931 | directives: fragment_directives, 932 | selection: FragmentSpread(fragment_name), 933 | decoder: fragment_decoder, 934 | fragments: [fragment_definition], 935 | ) 936 | } 937 | 938 | /// Get the fragments used by this field (internal use). 939 | /// 940 | pub fn fragments(field: Field(a)) -> List(String) { 941 | field.fragments 942 | } 943 | 944 | /// Extract the selection string from an ObjectBuilder (internal use). 945 | /// 946 | /// This is used by the fragment module to get the field selection string 947 | /// from an ObjectBuilder. 948 | /// 949 | pub fn object_builder_to_selection(builder: ObjectBuilder(a)) -> String { 950 | let ObjectBuilder(fields: fields, ..) = builder 951 | string.join(fields, " ") 952 | } 953 | 954 | /// Get the decoder from an ObjectBuilder (internal use). 955 | /// 956 | pub fn object_builder_decoder(builder: ObjectBuilder(a)) -> Decoder(a) { 957 | let ObjectBuilder(decoder: dec, ..) = builder 958 | dec 959 | } 960 | 961 | // INLINE FRAGMENTS ------------------------------------------------------------ 962 | 963 | /// Create an inline fragment with a type condition. 964 | /// 965 | /// Inline fragments with type conditions are used to select fields based on 966 | /// the runtime type of an interface or union field. This is essential for 967 | /// querying polymorphic types in GraphQL. 968 | /// 969 | /// ## Example - Querying a union type 970 | /// 971 | /// ```gleam 972 | /// // GraphQL schema: 973 | /// // union SearchResult = User | Post | Comment 974 | /// 975 | /// field.object("search", fn() { 976 | /// use user_result <- field.field( 977 | /// field.inline_on("User", fn() { 978 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 979 | /// use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 980 | /// field.build(UserResult(name:, email:)) 981 | /// }) 982 | /// ) 983 | /// use post_result <- field.field( 984 | /// field.inline_on("Post", fn() { 985 | /// use title <- field.field(field.string("title")) 986 | /// field.build(PostResult(title:)) 987 | /// }) 988 | /// ) 989 | /// field.build(SearchResults(user: user_result, post: post_result)) 990 | /// }) 991 | /// // Generates: search { ... on User { name email } ... on Post { title } } 992 | /// ``` 993 | /// 994 | /// ## Example - Querying an interface type 995 | /// 996 | /// ```gleam 997 | /// field.object("node", fn() { 998 | /// use common_id <- field.field(field.id("id")) 999 | /// use user_fields <- field.field( 1000 | /// field.inline_on("User", fn() { 1001 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 1002 | /// field.build(name) 1003 | /// }) 1004 | /// ) 1005 | /// field.build(#(common_id, user_fields)) 1006 | /// }) 1007 | /// // Generates: node { id ... on User { name } } 1008 | /// ``` 1009 | /// 1010 | pub fn inline_on( 1011 | type_condition: String, 1012 | builder: fn() -> ObjectBuilder(a), 1013 | ) -> Field(a) { 1014 | let object_builder = builder() 1015 | let selection = object_builder_to_selection(object_builder) 1016 | let decoder = object_builder_decoder(object_builder) 1017 | 1018 | Field( 1019 | name: "", 1020 | alias: option.None, 1021 | args: [], 1022 | directives: [], 1023 | selection: InlineFragment( 1024 | type_condition: option.Some(type_condition), 1025 | fields: selection, 1026 | ), 1027 | decoder: decoder, 1028 | fragments: [], 1029 | ) 1030 | } 1031 | 1032 | /// Create an inline fragment without a type condition. 1033 | /// 1034 | /// Inline fragments without type conditions are used to group fields together, 1035 | /// typically to apply directives to multiple fields at once without affecting 1036 | /// the parent type condition. 1037 | /// 1038 | /// ## Example - Grouping fields with directives 1039 | /// 1040 | /// ```gleam 1041 | /// field.object("user", fn() { 1042 | /// use name <- field.field(field.string("name")) 1043 | /// use private_data <- field.field( 1044 | /// field.inline(fn() { 1045 | /// use email <- field.field(field.string("email")) 1046 | /// use phone <- field.field(field.string("phone")) 1047 | /// field.build(#(email, phone)) 1048 | /// }) 1049 | /// |> field.with_directive(directive.include("showPrivate")) 1050 | /// ) 1051 | /// field.build(User(name:, private: private_data)) 1052 | /// }) 1053 | /// // Generates: user { name ... @include(if: $showPrivate) { email phone } } 1054 | /// ``` 1055 | /// 1056 | pub fn inline(builder: fn() -> ObjectBuilder(a)) -> Field(a) { 1057 | let object_builder = builder() 1058 | let selection = object_builder_to_selection(object_builder) 1059 | let decoder = object_builder_decoder(object_builder) 1060 | 1061 | Field( 1062 | name: "", 1063 | alias: option.None, 1064 | args: [], 1065 | directives: [], 1066 | selection: InlineFragment(type_condition: option.None, fields: selection), 1067 | decoder: decoder, 1068 | fragments: [], 1069 | ) 1070 | } 1071 | 1072 | // PHANTOM ROOT ---------------------------------------------------------------- 1073 | 1074 | /// Create a phantom root field for multiple root-level selections. 1075 | /// 1076 | /// **Internal use only** - Users should use `operation.root()` instead. 1077 | /// 1078 | /// A phantom root exists only in the builder API. When rendered to GraphQL, 1079 | /// its child fields are output directly at the operation level without any 1080 | /// wrapper field. This enables type-safe multiple root field operations. 1081 | /// 1082 | /// ## Example 1083 | /// 1084 | /// ```gleam 1085 | /// // Internal usage (via operation.root): 1086 | /// let phantom = field.phantom_root(fn() { 1087 | /// use user <- field.field(user_field()) 1088 | /// use posts <- field.field(posts_field()) 1089 | /// field.build(#(user, posts)) 1090 | /// }) 1091 | /// ``` 1092 | /// 1093 | /// Generates: `user { ... } posts { ... }` (no wrapper) 1094 | /// 1095 | pub fn phantom_root(builder: fn() -> ObjectBuilder(a)) -> Field(a) { 1096 | let ObjectBuilder(fields: fields, decoder: dec, fragments: frags) = builder() 1097 | let fields_string = string.join(fields, " ") 1098 | 1099 | Field( 1100 | name: "", 1101 | alias: option.None, 1102 | args: [], 1103 | directives: [], 1104 | selection: PhantomRoot(fields_string), 1105 | decoder: dec, 1106 | fragments: frags, 1107 | ) 1108 | } 1109 | 1110 | /// Check if a field is a phantom root. 1111 | /// 1112 | /// Phantom roots are used internally by `operation.root()` to support 1113 | /// multiple root fields while maintaining type safety. 1114 | /// 1115 | /// ## Example 1116 | /// 1117 | /// ```gleam 1118 | /// let phantom = field.phantom_root(builder) 1119 | /// field.is_phantom_root(phantom) // -> True 1120 | /// 1121 | /// let regular = field.object("user", builder) 1122 | /// field.is_phantom_root(regular) // -> False 1123 | /// ``` 1124 | /// 1125 | pub fn is_phantom_root(field: Field(a)) -> Bool { 1126 | case field.selection { 1127 | PhantomRoot(_) -> True 1128 | _ -> False 1129 | } 1130 | } 1131 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------