Description
gra is a wrapper around GraphQL's type module. It makes the syntax slightly less repetitive.
Usage
Install
npm install --save graphql
npm install --save gra
Use it
var g = require('gra');
// Micro syntax
g.id // ==> GraphQLID,
g.i // ==> GraphQLInt,
g.f // ==> GraphQLFloat,
g.s // ==> GraphQLString,
g.b // ==> GraphQLBoolean,
g.o // ==> GraphQLObjectType,
g.l // ==> GraphQLList,
g.u // ==> GraphQLUnionType,
g.e // ==> GraphQLEnumType,
g.in // ==> GraphQLInputObjectType,
g.sc // ==> GraphQLScalarType,
g.if // ==> GraphQLInterfaceType,
g.nn // ==> GraphQLNonNull,
g.schema // ==> GraphQLSchema,
// Short syntax
g.ident // ==> GraphQLID,
g.int // ==> GraphQLInt,
g.float // ==> GraphQLFloat,
g.str // ==> GraphQLString,
g.bool // ==> GraphQLBoolean,
g.obj // ==> GraphQLObjectType,
g.list // ==> GraphQLList,
g.union // ==> GraphQLUnionType,
g.enum // ==> GraphQLEnumType,
g.input // ==> GraphQLInputObjectType,
g.scal // ==> GraphQLScalarType,
g.inter // ==> GraphQLInterfaceType,
g.non // ==> GraphQLNonNull,
g.schema // ==> GraphQLSchema,
// Medium syntax
g.identifier // ==> GraphQLID,
g.integer // ==> GraphQLInt,
g.float // ==> GraphQLFloat,
g.string // ==> GraphQLString,
g.boolean // ==> GraphQLBoolean,
g.object // ==> GraphQLObjectType,
g.list // ==> GraphQLList,
g.union // ==> GraphQLUnionType,
g.enum // ==> GraphQLEnumType,
g.inputObject // ==> GraphQLInputObjectType,
g.scalar // ==> GraphQLScalarType,
g.interface // ==> GraphQLInterfaceType,
g.nonNull // ==> GraphQLNonNull,
g.schema // ==> GraphQLSchema,
So, using g.i or g.int or g.integer is the same as using GraphQLInt.
You can mix and match micro, short, and medium syntax. They are all provided in various forms for convenience.
Each of the above can be used in place of its more verbose cousin.
GraphQL is a peerDependency of this project so you should not be hard coded to a specific GraphQL version.