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use Apollo Client and React Apollo from your Scala.js apps!
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Add the dependency to your build.sbt
resolvers += "Apollo Bintray" at "https://dl.bintray.com/apollographql/maven/"
libraryDependencies += "com.apollographql" %%% "apollo-scalajs-core" % "0.8.0" // if you are writing a vanilla Scala.js app
libraryDependencies += "com.apollographql" %%% "apollo-scalajs-react" % "0.8.0" // if you are writing a React Scala.js app
You probably also want to add other Slinky modules such as the web module, so check out the instructions at https://slinky.dev
To set up the code generator, which uses the Apollo CLI to generate static types for your GraphQL queries, first install apollo
npm i -g apollo
and then set up SBT to automatically run it
val namespace = "your package here"
(sourceGenerators in Compile) += Def.task {
import scala.sys.process._
val out = (sourceManaged in Compile).value
out.mkdirs()
Seq(
"apollo", "client:codegen", s"--queries=${((sourceDirectory in Compile).value / "graphql").getAbsolutePath}/*.graphql",
s"--localSchemaFile=${(baseDirectory.value / "schema.json").getAbsolutePath}",
"--target=scala",
s"--namespace=$namespace",
graphQLScala.getAbsolutePath
).!
Seq(out / "graphql.scala")
}
Once you have placed some GraphQL queries in src/main/graphql
, you can use the generated types to create GraphQL-powered React components!
To integrate GraphQL data in your React tree, simply use the Query
component to render subtrees based on a specified query.
Query(UsdRatesQuery) { queryStatus =>
if (queryStatus.loading) "Loading..."
else if (queryStatus.error) s"Error! ${queryStatus.error.message}"
else {
div(queryStatus.data.get.rates.mkString(", "))
}
}
For more on implementing advanced components, follow the instructions at https://slinky.shadaj.me
Next, to initialize Apollo Client in your application, first create an instance of the client (here using Apollo Boost)
val client = ApolloBoostClient(
uri = "https://graphql-currency-rates.glitch.me"
)
Finally, wrap your React component tree inside an ApolloProvider
component, which all components inside to perform GraphQL queries with the specified client
ApolloProvider(client)(
...
)