For example, a Pet
is an Animal
with an owner
and name
.
type Animal {
species: String
}
type Pet extends A
This is currently not possible in GraphQL, however there is an experimental package out there that might be useful for this purpose.
https://github.com/Sydsvenskan/node-graphql-partials
See example:
partial LinkFields {
links(
rel: String
type: String
): [Link]
}
partial DocumentFields using LinkFields {
uuid: ID!
# The document type, such as x-im/article
type: String
# If specified, then a list of the products to which this document's availability is limited
products: [String]
# The human readable name of the document, often used publicly to identify the document
title: String
# The specific path on the web page where this document is publicly available
path: String
# A single metadata block
metaBlock(
# The specific metadata block type to get
type: String
): MetadataBlock
}
interface Document using DocumentFields {}
type AuthorDocument implements Document using DocumentFields {}
Which results in:
type AuthorDocument implements Document {
links(
rel: String
type: String
): [Link]
uuid: ID!
# The document type, such as x-im/article
type: String
# If specified, then a list of the products to which this document's availability is limited
products: [String]
# The human readable name of the document, often used publicly to identify the document
title: String
# The specific path on the web page where this document is publicly available
path: String
# A single metadata block
metaBlock(
# The specific metadata block type to get
type: String
): MetadataBlock
}
What you can also do, since these are just strings is to create some helper functions that modify the string and insert the necessary fields.
If you are intereseted in following the discussion on Github, you can have a look at the following issue.
https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js/issues/703