Fireflies.GraphQL.Client.Console 1.4.10

Fireflies GraphQL client generator

The generated generates files from a schema and does not add external dependencies to your project.

Install the tool

Globally

dotnet tool install --global Fireflies.GraphQL.Client.Console

Locally

dotnet tool install Fireflies.GraphQL.Client.Console

Init a project

Basically creates a GraphQL in your project and add general generation settings to Settings.json.

fireflies-graphql init --path path-to-root-of-project --namespace MyProject.Api.GraphQL --service-collection

Init a client

Downloads the schema and stores it into a sub-folder inside the GraphQL.

fireflies-graphql add --name MyProject --path path-to-project --uri https://localhost:7273/graphql

Update the schema

fireflies-graphql update --name MyProject --path path-to-project

Add your GraphQL queries

Under the GraphQL\MyProject folder you can now add .graphql files that will be used to generate the client.

query GetBook($bookId: Int!) {
	getBook(bookId: $bookId) {
		...TitleFragment
	}
}

fragment TitleFragment on IBook {
	title
	... on InventoryBook {
		calculatePrice
		editions {
			name
			released
		}
	}
	... TestFragment
}

fragment TestFragment on RemoteBook {
	test
}

subscription BookUpdated($bookId: Int!) {
  bookUpdated(bookId: $bookId) {
    title
	bookId
    __typename
  }
}

Generate all clients

fireflies-graphql generate --path path-to-project

Using the client

Setup the client

var client = new MyProjectClient(b => {
    b.Uri = new Uri("https://localhost:7273/graphql");
}, b => {
    b.Uri = new Uri("wss://localhost:7273/graphql");
    b.ReconnectDelay = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5);
});

Performing a query

var bookResult = await client.GetBook(123);
var book = bookResult.Data;

Subscribe to a subscription

var watcher = await client.BookUpdated(123).Watch(m => {
    Console.WriteLine($"{m.Data.BookUpdated.BookId} was updated {m.Data.BookUpdated.Title}");
});

Once you´re done with your subscription make sure to dispose it.

await watcher.DisposeAsync();

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