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:lang graphql
Description unfold
This module adds GraphQL support to Doom Emacs.
It includes:
- Code completion
-
LSP support (doom-module:+lsp)
- Diagnostics (GraphQL syntax linting/validations) (spec-compliant)
- Autocomplete suggestions (spec-compliant)
- Hyperlink to fragment definitions and named types (type, input, enum) definitions (spec-compliant)
- Outline view support for queries and SDL
- Symbols support across the workspace
- Local schema viewer
- Org-babel exporter (requires doom-module::lang org)
Maintainers
Module flags
- +lsp
-
Enable LSP support for
graphql-mode
. Requires doom-module::tools lsp and a langserver (graphql-language-service-cli).
Packages
Hacks
- Added a convenience function fn:+graphql-doc-open-config to open schema docs from a .graphqlconfig file.
TODO Changelog
This module does not have a changelog yet.
Installation
Enable this module in your doom!
block.
LSP
This module has no direct requirements, but the +lsp flag requires a supported LSP server.
Formatter
Formatting is handled using the doom-module::editor format module via prettier.
Usage
Sending queries
When visiting a graphql buffer, you have access to the ability to send the
current query with C-c C-c
which will prompt you for an optional variables file,
then execute the query and return a buffer of the results.
It's also possible to send queries using org-babel using a block such as the
ones below (executing correctly will require :lang org
)
{
"continentCode": "AF"
}
query GetContinents($continentCode: String!) {
continent(code: $continentCode) {
name
code
}
}
{ "data": { "continent": { "name": "Africa", "code": "AF" } } }
Viewing docs
With this module, there are 3 ways to view schemas:
+graphql-doc-open-config
which uses a local.graphqlconfig
file to seed endpoints to querygraphql-doc
which prompts you to select an endpoint based on ones added manually bygraphql-doc-add-api
graphql-doc-open-url
which prompts to manually enter an endpoint url
When using the doc viewer, there are a few bindings for navigating around.
Key | Command | Description |
---|---|---|
C-j |
forward-button |
Follow a forward button |
C-k |
backward-button |
Follow a backward button |
<backspace> |
graphql-doc-go-back |
Go back to a previous page |
mouse-1 |
- | Follow the next label under point |
RET |
- | Follow the next label under point |
Configuration
Most of the "magic" in the module relies on a properly configured .graphqlconfig file, so follow the examples linked to create an appropriate setup.
LSP configuration is handled through GraphQL Config to handle custom directives/documents/validation etc.
These files will also be useful to other editors, so it would be worth checking them into version control.
Troubleshooting
Frequently asked questions
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TODO Appendix
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