Closed josemarluedke closed 3 years ago
Thanks for the PR! Sounds really handy for TS users. Do you feel like we should add the code generator to this lib?
@jneurock Thanks for the review. I appreciate the fast feedback. I have pushed the changes. I did add a few more tests and kept the tests for the mirage relationships. Let me know what you think, if you want I can defiantly remove that.
About the codegen, I will be creating a new project as a plugin for the graphql-code-generator, but I believe the plugin needs to be the entrypoint for the package.
@jneurock Thanks for the review. I appreciate the fast feedback. I have pushed the changes. I did add a few more tests and kept the tests for the mirage relationships. Let me know what you think, if you want I can defiantly remove that.
About the codegen, I will be creating a new project as a plugin for the graphql-code-generator, but I believe the plugin needs to be the entrypoint for the package.
Thanks for explaining and introducing me to something new! That's really cool. I haven't heard of the code generator and a plugin for this makes total sense.
Refactor the
ensureModels
function into a lower-level method that returns a POJO with all the model info and their associations.ensureModels
then uses that lower-level function to add models to Mirage. Making this change a non-breaking change.This new
createModels
function can be used to create models in a different way. My use case is to build a code generator that actually generates the code for Mirage Models from the GraphQL schema. The goal is to have all hardcoded models so folks using TypeScript can have these model definitions for type checking.