问题
In GraphQL we can write the object type in GraphQLList and fetch all the fields. I am using Association and it is joining the two tables but I am unable to fetch the field of both the tables. It only takes the fields what I have written in GraphQLList.As I want the list of data.
Here is the code
films table:
module.exports =(sequelize, DataTypes) => {
const films = sequelize.define(
'films',
{
id:{
type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
primaryKey: true,
allowNull: false,
},
name: {
type: DataTypes.STRING,
},
},
);
films.associate = (models) => {
films.hasMany(models.movie_stream, {
foreignKey: 'movie_id',
});
};
return films;
}
movie_stream table:
module.exports = (sequelize, DataTypes) => {
const movie_streams = sequelize.define('movie_streams', {
id:{
type: DataTypes.INTEGER,
primaryKey: true,
allowNull: false,
},
movie_id: {
type: DataTypes.STRING,
foreignKey: "movie_id",
},
});
movie_streams.associate = (models) => {
movie_streams.hasMany(models.films, {
foreignKey: 'id',
});
};
return movie_streams;
};
Schema file:
movieList:{
type: new GraphQLList(Films),
resolve: (parent,args)=>{
return newdb.films.findAll({attributes:['id','name','permalink'],
where: {content_category_value:parent.id },
include: [{
model:newdb.movie_stream,
attributes:['id','movie_id'],
}],
}).then(data=>{
return data;
})
}
Can I write here type: new GraphQLList(Films, MovieStream)??
I have tried but It does not work. Please give me some idea how do I fetch the fields of both the table???
回答1:
There's two main ways of achieving this in GraphQL: unions and interfaces.
An interface is where two or more object types in your GraphQL schema share certain fields (characteristics). For example you might have a Product
interface for all the items in your shop, where every product has a price
, barcode
, and shelfLocation
. All your products, such as Shampoo
, Bread
, LawnChair
would then implement this interface.
interface Product {
price: Float
barcode: Int
shelfLocation: ShelfLocation
}
type Bread implements Product {
price: Float
barcode: Int
shelfLocation: ShelfLocation
brand: String
numberOfSlices: Int
calories: Float
bestBefore: Date
}
extend type Query {
searchProducts(phrase: String!): [Product!]
}
A union is where you declare that something can return more than one object type, but those types don't have to have any properties in common.
type Shark {
name: String
numberOfTeeth: Int
}
type Shoe {
brand: String
size: String
}
union SharkOrShoe = Shark | Shoe
extend type Query {
searchSharksAndShoes(phrase: String!): [SharkOrShoe!]
}
In both cases you can query type specific fields using fragments or inline fragments:
query {
searchProducts(phrase: "tasty") {
# shared fields
__typename
price
barcode
shelfLocation { aisle, position }
# type specific fields
... on Bread { brand }
...breadFrag
}
searchSharksAndShoes(phrase: "sleek") {
# only the introspection fields are shared in a union
__typename
# type specific fields
... on Shark { name, numberOfTeeth }
...shoeFrag
}
}
fragment breadFrag on Bread {
barcode
bestBefore
}
fragment shoeFrag on Shoe {
brand
size
}
You can learn more about this in the GraphQL schema documentation and read about GraphQLInterfaceType and GraphQLUnionType in the GraphQL.js documentation.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55117230/is-it-possible-to-fetch-data-from-multiple-tables-using-graphqllist