HowTo use costMap with non top-level objects?

[Mika83AC]

Hello everyone,

given a sample schema like:

type Query {
  articles(limit: int): [Article]
}

type Article{
  id: ID!
  no: String!
  country: ListEntry
}

type ListEntry {
  id: ID!
  descript: String
}

Howto define costs for Article and ListEntry types using the costMap? (can't use the SDL way as I'm going code first, not SDL first).

Until now I only understood how to define costs for top-level queries in general without taking the accessed fields into regard (that's what the example in the readme does).

But what I wish to define is:

articles: {
   multipliers: ['limit'],
   useMultipliers: true
},
Article: {
   complexity: 1
},
ListEntry: {
   complexity: 1
},

so that the query

query {
   articles(10) {
      no,
      country {
         descript
      }
   }
}

will fail when maximumCost is set to 15, but will be fine when set to 20.

Any way to solve that with graphql-cost-analysis using costMap?

Regards,
Michael

[Mika83AC]

Got it .... sorry guys ...

CostMap for my use case looks like this:

Query: {
   articles: {
      multipliers: ['limit'],
      useMultipliers: true,
      complexity: 1
   },
Article: {
   country: {
      complexity: 1
   },
},