This package is implementation of efabrica/graphql and generates GraphQL schema from nette database explorer.
Via composer
composer require efabrica/nette-graphql# config.neon
extensions:
graphql: Efabrica\GraphQL\Nette\Bridge\DI\NetteGraphQLExtension
services:
- Symfony\Component\String\Inflector\EnglishInflector
graphql.schemaLoader:
setup:
- #...
graphql.resolverFactory:
setup:
- #...| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| setExceptTables | Blacklist tables from schema generation |
| setOnlyTables | Whitelist tables in schema generation |
| setExceptTableColumns | Blacklist table columns from schema generation |
| setOnlyTableColumns | Whitelist table columns in schema geneartion |
| setForcedHasManyLongName | When disabled, has many relation field names will be generated in format 'users' (table_name) instead of 'users__user_id' (table_name__referencing_column). This looks prettier, but can change your API in future (if there was only one reference to table but later on is added another, field name will change from short to long syntax as there can't be multiple fields with same name). |
| setBelongsToReplacePattern | This pattern will be used when creating relation field names from referencing columns. Matching pattern will be removed from column name. By default text after last '_' will be removed e.g 'user_id' -> 'user' |
| addMorphRelationDefinition | You can define morph relaiton that will be added to every resource. You need to define table that has morph relations, name of id and table columns that reference to morph resource and name of the relation that will be used by graphql server |
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| setFirstParty | This option will enable more complex queries, as column names won't be escaped. This for example enables you to add conditions on relations using 'related.colum' as column name. THIS WILL ENABLE SQL INJECTION! Use only when necessary and used only by trusted parties. |
$input = json_decode(file_get_contents('php://input'), true);
$response = $graphQL->executeQuery($input['query']);