Class: ForestAdminDatasourceGraphqlHasura::Query::QueryBuilder
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- ForestAdminDatasourceGraphqlHasura::Query::QueryBuilder
- Defined in:
- lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb
Overview
Builds Hasura GraphQL operations (queries and mutations) with variables. All methods return { query:, variables: }.
names is { root:, base:, aggregate:, insert:, update:, delete: }: root
is the select root field, base (the GraphQL type name) is what the
generated type names derive from — <base>_bool_exp,
<base>_insert_input… — and the operation roots carry their resolved
names, custom_root_fields applied when the metadata declares them.
Class Method Summary collapse
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.aggregate(names, filter, aggregation, extra_where: nil) ⇒ Object
extra_where is a raw bool_exp and-combined with the converted filter (the null-bucket query adds
{ fk => { _is_null => true } }). -
.aggregation_selection(aggregation) ⇒ Object
row_count tells a group with no rows at all (SQL grouping omits it) from one whose rows exist but hold NULL in the aggregated column (SQL keeps it, at zero for a count and at NULL otherwise).
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.avg_merge_selection(aggregation) ⇒ Object
An average cannot be merged across parent rows sharing a group value; its sum and non-null count can, weighting it exactly.
- .create(names, records, selection) ⇒ Object
- .delete(names, filter) ⇒ Object
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.grouped_aggregate(names, relation, filter, aggregation, page) ⇒ Object
relation is { parent_table:, parent_field:, relation_name:, parent_order_fields: }, page is { limit:, offset: }.
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.list(names, filter, selection) ⇒ Object
selection holds resolved GraphQL fields, nested relations included ("membership { id full_name }").
- .operation_selection(aggregation) ⇒ Object
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.orphan_keys(names, filter, column, relation_name, limit) ⇒ Object
Distinct values of
columnamong rows without a matching parent — the dangling foreign keys a grouped chart must keep as groups of their own. - .update(names, filter, patch) ⇒ Object
Class Method Details
.aggregate(names, filter, aggregation, extra_where: nil) ⇒ Object
extra_where is a raw bool_exp and-combined with the converted filter
(the null-bucket query adds { fk => { _is_null => true } }).
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 93 def aggregate(names, filter, aggregation, extra_where: nil) args = [] var_defs = [] variables = {} where = combine(FilterConverter.convert(filter.condition_tree), extra_where) if where var_defs << "$where: #{names[:base]}_bool_exp" args << 'where: $where' variables['where'] = where end query = <<~GRAPHQL query Aggregate#{camelize(names[:base])}#{wrap(var_defs)} { #{names[:aggregate]}#{wrap(args)} { aggregate { #{aggregation_selection(aggregation)} } } } GRAPHQL { query: query, variables: variables } end |
.aggregation_selection(aggregation) ⇒ Object
row_count tells a group with no rows at all (SQL grouping omits it) from one whose rows exist but hold NULL in the aggregated column (SQL keeps it, at zero for a count and at NULL otherwise).
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 178 def aggregation_selection(aggregation) "#{operation_selection(aggregation)}#{avg_merge_selection(aggregation)}\nrow_count: count" end |
.avg_merge_selection(aggregation) ⇒ Object
An average cannot be merged across parent rows sharing a group value; its sum and non-null count can, weighting it exactly.
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 192 def avg_merge_selection(aggregation) return '' unless aggregation.operation == 'Avg' "\navg_sum: sum { #{aggregation.field} }\navg_count: count(columns: #{aggregation.field})" end |
.create(names, records, selection) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 42 def create(names, records, selection) query = <<~GRAPHQL mutation Insert#{camelize(names[:base])}($objects: [#{names[:base]}_insert_input!]!) { #{names[:insert]}(objects: $objects) { returning { #{selection.join("\n ")} } } } GRAPHQL { query: query, variables: { 'objects' => records.map { |record| stringify_keys(record) } } } end |
.delete(names, filter) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 77 def delete(names, filter) query = <<~GRAPHQL mutation Delete#{camelize(names[:base])}($where: #{names[:base]}_bool_exp!) { #{names[:delete]}(where: $where) { affected_rows } } GRAPHQL # `{}` (match all) is deliberate here: a bulk delete with "select all" # legitimately carries no condition, and wiping is the requested semantic. { query: query, variables: { 'where' => FilterConverter.convert(filter.condition_tree) || {} } } end |
.grouped_aggregate(names, relation, filter, aggregation, page) ⇒ Object
relation is { parent_table:, parent_field:, relation_name:, parent_order_fields: }, page is { limit:, offset: }. Parents are ordered by their primary key so offset pagination is stable, and filtered by the chart's predicate through the relationship, so the pages only walk parents owning at least one matching child row.
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 124 def grouped_aggregate(names, relation, filter, aggregation, page) args = [] var_defs = ['$parentLimit: Int', '$parentOffset: Int'] variables = { 'parentLimit' => page[:limit], 'parentOffset' => page[:offset] } parent_args = ['limit: $parentLimit', 'offset: $parentOffset', parent_order(relation)] where = FilterConverter.convert(filter.condition_tree) if where var_defs << "$where: #{names[:base]}_bool_exp" args << 'where: $where' parent_args << "where: { #{relation[:relation_name]}: $where }" variables['where'] = where end query = <<~GRAPHQL query Aggregate#{camelize(relation[:parent_table])}#{wrap(var_defs)} { #{relation[:parent_table]}#{wrap(parent_args)} { #{relation[:parent_field]} #{relation[:relation_name]}_aggregate#{wrap(args)} { aggregate { #{aggregation_selection(aggregation)} } } } } GRAPHQL { query: query, variables: variables } end |
.list(names, filter, selection) ⇒ Object
selection holds resolved GraphQL fields, nested relations included ("membership { id full_name }").
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 15 def list(names, filter, selection) args = [] var_defs = [] variables = {} where = FilterConverter.convert(filter.condition_tree) if where var_defs << "$where: #{names[:base]}_bool_exp" args << 'where: $where' variables['where'] = where end add_sort(names, filter, args, var_defs, variables) add_pagination(filter, args, var_defs, variables) query = <<~GRAPHQL query List#{camelize(names[:root])}#{wrap(var_defs)} { #{names[:root]}#{wrap(args)} { #{selection.join("\n ")} } } GRAPHQL { query: query, variables: variables } end |
.operation_selection(aggregation) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 182 def operation_selection(aggregation) if aggregation.operation == 'Count' aggregation.field ? "count(columns: #{aggregation.field})" : 'count' else "#{aggregation.operation.downcase} { #{aggregation.field} }" end end |
.orphan_keys(names, filter, column, relation_name, limit) ⇒ Object
Distinct values of column among rows without a matching parent — the
dangling foreign keys a grouped chart must keep as groups of their own.
distinct_on requires the matching order_by.
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 158 def orphan_keys(names, filter, column, relation_name, limit) where = combine( FilterConverter.convert(filter.condition_tree), { '_and' => [{ '_not' => { relation_name => {} } }, { column => { '_is_null' => false } }] } ) query = <<~GRAPHQL query OrphanKeys#{camelize(names[:root])}($where: #{names[:base]}_bool_exp, $limit: Int) { #{names[:root]}(where: $where, distinct_on: [#{column}], order_by: [{ #{column}: asc }], limit: $limit) { #{column} } } GRAPHQL { query: query, variables: { 'where' => where, 'limit' => limit } } end |
.update(names, filter, patch) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/forest_admin_datasource_graphql_hasura/query/query_builder.rb', line 56 def update(names, filter, patch) where = FilterConverter.convert(filter.condition_tree) # Backstop behind the collection guard: `{}` is vacuously true for # Hasura, so a filterless update would rewrite the whole table. if where.nil? raise ForestAdminDatasourceToolkit::Exceptions::ForestException, "Refusing to update every row of '#{names[:root]}': the filter carries no condition." end query = <<~GRAPHQL mutation Update#{camelize(names[:base])}($where: #{names[:base]}_bool_exp!, $set: #{names[:base]}_set_input!) { #{names[:update]}(where: $where, _set: $set) { affected_rows } } GRAPHQL { query: query, variables: { 'where' => where, 'set' => stringify_keys(patch) } } end |