Use graphql extensions to provide information about bindings in server response about graphql-yoga HOT 8 CLOSED

I really like this idea! We'll try to prioritize this and come up with a first mockup over the next few weeks.

Would be great to hear other people's thoughts and ideas on this as well! 🙏

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I've been playing around some more with this idea. This is what I've got so far:

• Whenever you call a delegate in graphcool-binding, the path to the current node and the delegate that is called is saved on the context
• A custom formatResponse function is used on apollo-server to access that information from the context, and put it in an extensions object.
• The updated extension object looks something like:

bindings: [
  { 
    "path": ["post, "comments"],
    "binding": {
      "name": "mydatasource",
      "endpoint": "http://api.graph.cool/mydatasource/dev",
      "path": ["query", "comments"]
    }
  }
]

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This is really awesome @kbrandwijk. Let's see whether we can collaborate with the folks @apollographql on this, as this looks similar to the GraphQL tracing extension.

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Yes, I took inspiration from that. I am already discussing this with them, because currently apollo-server has 2 hardcoded extensions and no way to specify another. Tooling is very limited there, the only place to do it is formatResponse, but doing this 'under the covers' means being extra careful about how to wrap this when the user also specifies it's own formatResponse.

See: apollographql/apollo-server#657 (comment)

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Hey, @Urigo from The Guild here!

You might know us from projects such as graphql-code-generator, envelop or graphql-tools.

For a long time we thought that the Javascript ecosystem is still missing a lightweight cross-platform, but still highly customizable GraphQL Server.

In the past the awesome Prisma team took on that great challenge and now we are happy to announce that we are continuing them and just released GraphQL Yoga 2.0 - Build fast, extensible, and batteries-included (Subscriptions, Serverless, File uploads support) GraphQL APIs in Node.js 🚀

We have been working a long time on version 2.0 and have been using it in our clients projects for a few months now and shared a couple of alpha cycles here.
Thank you all for your feedback and suggestions, you made this release possible!

Please try Yoga out again, give us feedback and help us spread the word on the new release!

• Announcement and blog post
• #704
• https://www.graphql-yoga.com/

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