Small library for fetching GraphQL definitions and interacting with a GraphQL server for both Clojure and ClojureScript.
Add the following dependency to your deps.edn file.
juxt/blip {:git/url "https://github.com/juxt/blip.git"
:git/sha "ba6b5357bf679e2bd54da512bfbdd99da41d9616"
:git/tag "0.2"}Use init function to get your actual query function and setup endpoint for making requests:
(:require [blip.core :as blip])(def graphql-request
(blip/init
"http://endpoint/query.graphql" ;; It can be a local filename or remote URI
"http://endpoint" ;; Your graphql server endpoint
{:headers {"Content-Type" "..."
"Accept" "text/html"} ;; headers to use in requests, if necessary
:debug false ;; Set it to `true` to see debugging messages
})(graphql-request "query-name" {:id "some-id"})If you want to see a list of all the query names and functions, you can call blip/load-queries with your resource handle and headers (in case the graphql resource is hosted on a remote server and it's not a local file):
(blip/load
queries "http://queryendpont/my-query.graphql"
{:headers {"Accept" "text/html"}}))If your graphql server is a site, you can use
(:require [blip.site :as blip-site])
The site/init function takes graphql resource handle as a first argument and map containing query endpoint for making requests, and site authorization map to specify site authorization.
(def graphql-request
(blip-site/init
"http://queryedpoint/my-query.graphql" ;; can be a local filename or remote URI"
"http://queryendpoint" ;; your graphql server endpoint
{:site-auth {:endpoint "http://siteendpoint/_site/token" ;; site endpoint to retrieve a token
:username "username" }}))
:pass "pass"(graphql-request "query-name" {:id "some-id"})Copyright © 2022 JUXT
Distributed under the Eclipse Public License version 1.0.