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I would think that if the scalarSchemas were out of date, the type-check would give an error, but isn't that what you are talking about? |
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No, that isn't what I was talking about in my issue. |
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What I did to "resolve" this the following: I created a Then I did added an import line in the codegen generated files with the graphql-codegen add plugin and imported all my scalar package exports with an import alias Also I configured the Here is my codegen.ts import { CuitScalarSchema, NameScalarSchema, PasswordScalarSchema, PermissionScalarSchema, UsernameScalarSchema } from;
const GRAPHQL_SCHEMA_URL = process.env.NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_GRAPHQL_API_URL;
const CODEGEN_FOLDER_PATH = "./__generated/";
const SCALARS_MODULE_IMPORT_ALIAS = 'scalars'
const config: CodegenConfig = {
overwrite: true,
schema: GRAPHQL_SCHEMA_URL,
documents: ["./src/**/*.{ts,tsx}"],
generates: {
[pathInsideFolder(CODEGEN_FOLDER_PATH, "gql/client/")]: {
preset: "client",
plugins: [],
presetConfig: {
gqlTagName: "gql"
}
},
[pathInsideFolder(CODEGEN_FOLDER_PATH, "gql/zod-schemas.ts")]: {
plugins: [
"typescript-validation-schema",
{
add: { // here add an import line in the `typescript-validation-schema` generated files
content: `import * as ${SCALARS_MODULE_IMPORT_ALIAS} from '@package/scalars';`
}
}
],
config: {
schema: "zod",
importFrom: "./client/graphql",
strictScalars: true,
scalars: {
CUIT: "string",
Name: "number",
Password: "string",
Permission: "string",
Username: "string",
},
scalarSchemas: { // here map each scalar with its schema reference to build a string calling that schema function
CUIT: mapToScalarSchemasMap(CuitScalarSchema),
Name: mapToScalarSchemasMap(NameScalarSchema),
Password: mapToScalarSchemasMap(PasswordScalarSchema),
Permimssion: mapToScalarSchemasMap(PermissionScalarSchema),
Username: mapToScalarSchemasMap(UsernameScalarSchema)
},
}
}
}
};
export default config;
function pathInsideFolder(folderPath: string, subpath: string): string {
return path.join(folderPath, subpath);
};
function mapToScalarSchemasMap(reference: () => any) {
return `${SCALARS_MODULE_IMPORT_ALIAS}.${reference.name}()`;
} so the generated file looks like this: and it works!! This way I can have all my scalar schema definition in one place and simply reuse them in frontend/backend |
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Is ther a way to keep up to date the
scalarSchemas
option with myzodValidations
in ashared package
?The only way that I can think of right now is copying & pasting my zodValidations and setting them in the
scalarSchemas
as a string but I think there has to be another way like generating the zod string reading the source code of another function (but at the same time that sounds like overengineering to me).Did anyone face this challenge?
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