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GraphQL object should use Builder pattern like the schema objects #273

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bbakerman opened this issue Dec 18, 2016 · 2 comments
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GraphQL object should use Builder pattern like the schema objects #273

bbakerman opened this issue Dec 18, 2016 · 2 comments

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@bbakerman
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Currently the GraphQL top level object is instantiated via newGraphQL(x,y)

However PRs are already trying to add new capabilities wired into this top level object. And hence the constructor signature keeps expanding.

A Builder pattern should be used. eg:

  GraphQL.newObject(StarWarsSchema.starWarsSchema)
            .executionStrategy(new ExecutorServiceExecutionStrategy(threadPoolExecutor))
            .build()

This would also be consistent with the way schema objects are built etc...which helps consumers avoid "cognitive dissonance" in the API

bbakerman added a commit to bbakerman/graphql-java that referenced this issue Dec 19, 2016
This picks up from where graphql-java#91 left off.

The original PR seems abandoned and did tricky things with the gradle build.  This is that code with more generics.
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@JeffQuandt
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When is this PR going to be merged into a release? Specifically, the Generics capability included in this change set. For example, the readme shows creating a DataFetcher using a generic. However, the 2.3.0 release has the non-Generic version.

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aamura commented Jan 19, 2017

I had the same problem than Jeff, README made me happy because I thought that Generic was included in the version but 2.3.0 release doesn't include it.

GrigoryPtashko added a commit to GrigoryPtashko/graphql-java that referenced this issue Apr 15, 2017
* upstream/master:
  Fiddle with language
  Clarify supported clients in README.md
  Increasing test coverage for FragmentsOnCompositeType
  Increasing test coverage for FieldsOnCorrectType.java
  Increasing test coverage for ArgumentsOfCorrectType.java
  Validate name
  Missing <I,O> on Coercing
  No starts in imports
  Spec validation for lone anonymouse operation
  Fix graphql-java#317: Coercing<T> should be Coercing<I, O> ?
  105 - lenient numerical scalars
  graphql-java#308 - corrected readme
  graphql-java#308 - missing readme updates
  graphql-java#308 - males for  a more fluent description of the schema
  Add jacoco plugin. It generates test coverage.
  import problem
  update related projects
  update related projects
  update links
  update related projects list, update link to contributors
  made DataFetchingEnvironment an interface.  I appreciate that some one else did a PR on this but it had merge conflicts and I could not easily get the branch in play so it was easier to replicate the approach.
  graphql-java#269 - add an instrumentation callback for all the data retrieval
  Update README.md
  Add link to gitter.im chat room in README
  Fix README example error reported in graphql-java#295
  Allows a ExecutionProvider to be provided by the caller
  Now allows you to specify a new "instrumentation" implementation when building the top level GraphQL level
  Renamed based on PR feedback
  fixed up tests.  Still needs the new builder pattern
  new lines and formatting
  feedback about naming
  graphql-java#273 - updated readme and made compilable examples
  graphql-java#273 - merged master and now accounts for mutation strategy.  Also updated the readme
  graphql-java#261 -  PR feedback
  Issue 281: Spec allows for 'extensions' map in result but graphql-java does not.
  Updated README For v2.3.0
  graphql-java#273 - updated readme to reflect generics
  graphql-java#273 - use generics where possible
  graphql-java#278 - consistent parameter ordering
  graphql-java#278 - merged in upstream master with tweaks
  graphql-java#278 - generate a unique id for a graphql query
  Fix graphql-java#208: Cannot use custom execution strategies on mutations
  Parsing: ensure that keywords can be used as names
  273 - use builder pattern in GraphQL top level object
  Fixed grammar: type conditions in inline fragments are optional
  Fixed directive introspection
  GH graphql-java#196: Add tests for graphql-java#127
  Added 'query' and 'mutation' as keywords in the grammar
  graphql-java#253 - oops - included code I used to help generate the hashcode / equals
  graphql-java#253 - hash code and equals on error helper
  graphql-java#263 - make execution context thread safe by being mostly immutable and otherwise thread safe
  graphql-java#269 - this adds parameter objects to Instrumentation SPI and hence makes it less brittle for future changes.  Hmm missed test commit
  graphql-java#269 - this adds parameter objects to Instrumentation SPI and hence makes it less brittle for future changes
  graphql-java#269 - this adds instrumentation to the execution of the graphql query
  use getter
  edge as well
  allow customized prefix
  relay interfaces
  Fix graphql-java#244: Support for integer-valued ID fields
  Ensured type references are replaced regardless of type definition order Added a simple schema validation mechanism and a rule for recursive input types Added a test to ensure schema validation detects invalid recursive input types Added a test to ensure no dangling references exist Added a test to ensure input type references can not be used in place of output types
  Problem: passing input object as a resolved class doesn't work
  Fixed DataFetcher example and typo in the readme
  Finish the GraphQL Schema parsing so it supports SchemaDefinition, DirectiveDefinition, and TypeExtensionDefinition type declarations.
  Initial take on adding GraphQL Schema parsing.
  change to fix open-jdk image instead java to fix build
  update to latest gradle version 3.2
  ValuesResolver fixes for input object literals and variable values
  graphql-java#172 Allow TypeReference as InputType
  Reverted import to be in line with upstream
  Directive argument is no longer validated as field argument
  PropertyDataFetcher supports AutoValue style classes
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