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Informations about the package gql-builder

PHP GraphQL Query-Builder

Inspired by the Builder-Part of the PHP GraphQL Client by mghonemiy this builder provides a simple way to generate Graph-QL-Queries and provide the string.

This library don't include any Client or Response-Decoding functionality and requires the handling of Client-Request and -Responses separately.

Installation

Usage

The main entry point for usage is the Query-class. You can simply create a Query with either a static or typical instantiate call.

Create a Query

To create a simple query (here querying a device_list and retrieve id and name of each device) you have three ways:

The example above will create the following query:

If you set the Pretty-Flag:

The query will have a pretty output:

Please keep in mind that these examples are the easiest implementation that it is possible and the "global" query will only be set if scalar fields are within the Selection-Set.

The clean and correct way (and also a more complex example) will be the generation of an "empty" root-query and define all Queries within the selection set:

The example above also includes Arguments for Filtering (here a more complex FilterQueryType) and using a Variable.

The following query (when set to Pretty Print) will be generated and is a real life example for a Strawberry GraphQL-Endpoint:

Static Query-Builder

Within a selection Set you generally can create a new Query with the following code:

But you can also use a static build:

This is a short version and will return a new Query Instance.

Earlier we also have seen the Query::create(...$parameters) statement. Another Advantage of this call is that Variables can be easily created as Arrays without the new Variable(...$parameters) statement.

For easier understanding the named parameter style of PHP8 is used:

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