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Schema types are defined in src/graphql/schema/typeDefs.ts using gql from graphql-tag.
Tests in src/__tests__/serverIntegration.test.ts use manually defined interfaces for response types.
No shared type definitions across the application, leading to inconsistencies and duplication.
Proposed Solution
Implement @graphql-codegen/cli to generate shared TypeScript types from the GraphQL schema, ensuring type safety and consistency throughout the application.
Use Cases for Generated Types:
GraphQL Resolvers
Type-safe resolver functions with automatic parameter and return type validation.
Service Layer
Typed data manipulation and transformation operations.
Database Layer
Type alignment between the GraphQL schema and database models for safer queries and updates.
Middleware
Typed request/response handling and structured error scenarios.
Integration Testing
Type-safe test assertions and mock data generation.
Client-Side Code (if applicable)
Shared types for frontend API calls, aligning client and server logic.
Benefits
Establishes a single source of truth for types across the application.
Automatically generates and updates types from the GraphQL schema.
Enhances IDE support with autocompletion and type safety.
Reduces maintenance by eliminating manual type definitions.
Facilitates easier refactoring with compile-time error detection.
Improves developer productivity and reduces type-related bugs.
Current Situation
src/graphql/schema/typeDefs.ts
usinggql
fromgraphql-tag
.src/__tests__/serverIntegration.test.ts
use manually defined interfaces for response types.Proposed Solution
Implement @graphql-codegen/cli to generate shared TypeScript types from the GraphQL schema, ensuring type safety and consistency throughout the application.
Use Cases for Generated Types:
Benefits
References
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