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How to pass a single DataLoader instance to all graphql request handlers? #9
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Please provide your prior realization with |
Sorry about how possibly verbose this explanation is, but I'm just trying to provide enough to show you my situation. Here is a link to where I use the react-relay-network-layer GraphQL-related code, so that I can support batched queries (in a single HTTP request) on the GraphQL side of things ... And here is the express-graphql middleware handler in which you would normally handle a single HTTP request to the default graphql-express handler, but in my code I've wrapped using react-relay-network-layer ... That code above shows where I create my DataLoader instances. Now, my intention is for these DataLoader instances to be made available to express-graphql via |
Just another reply trying to explain my issue. I'm needing to be able to provide |
Awesome explanation, straight what I wanted! Right now does not exists solution for your case. But it's not hard for implementation. |
I think I could just make an express middleware that pins my DataLoaders to the request object, before the react-relay-network-layer code runs, which would make them available to my GraphQL middleware down the line. That wouldn't require any changes to RRNL. Edit: Although I'm not sure how logical that is, considering the loaders have nothing to do with the request itself and probably don't need to logically be associated with the request object. |
Alright well, I went ahead and made this express middleware that creates my DataLoader instances, once per request, and pins them to the request object. I'm not sure that it is technically logical, but it gets me moving forward. If you think that you've got a better idea about how to possibly pass parameters through react-relay-network-layer's express middleware (possibly HOF) then I'll just keep checking back! Thanks! |
Finally, I found the same solution as you provide, based on your first detailed explanation. I just comitted example: https://github.com/nodkz/react-relay-network-layer/blob/master/examples/dataLoaderPerBatchRequest.js Please review it and leave a message, if found some errors. If no any additions, you may close issue. |
Will be great if you fix typos and misunderstanding places in comments, right via github web-editor https://github.com/nodkz/react-relay-network-layer/edit/master/examples/dataLoaderPerBatchRequest.js |
And last question, why do you pass DataLoader to |
@nodkz Regarding your question about I'll go over your adjustments in just a few minutes. |
BTW, compare my PR adding this functionality to express-graphql. |
@ryancole thanks for answer! Really this is a tricky question. I'm confusing, but till not change my decision due Asked Lee for advice with |
@nodkz true. I personally don't see the clear difference between @taion I'll check it out, thanks. @nodkz, I do believe this is the PR that taion is talking about: graphql/express-graphql#100 |
IMO you should really share both |
There are no restrictions in sharing: https://github.com/nodkz/react-relay-network-layer/edit/master/examples/dataLoaderPerBatchRequest.js - one config for all queries per one http request. We just try choose better place for DL. |
No, I mean that there's not really much reason to not always share context and rootValue across all GraphQL requests in a batched HTTP request. |
Ah, completely agreed with you. Too scary and complex config for readme.md. I wanted write something hacky again. But I'll prefer wait your PR: graphql/express-graphql#100 And remove tons of my rubbish code. Will pray 😉 that @leebyron accept it. |
I'm trying to implement DataLoader which batches together underlying database queries within a single request. I'm looking towards react-relay-network-layer to assist with the batching of GraphQL queries into a single HTTP request so that I can use a single DataLoader for all queries within that request.
I notice that
graphqlBatchHTTPWrapper
calls thegraphqlHTTPMiddleware
for each query. I need to make accessible to eachgraphqlHTTPMiddleware
call the same instance of my loaders. How do you suggest that I go about this?Prior to adding react-relay-network-layer, or any batching, just using the default relay network layer, I was simply instantiating my DataLoaders right within the express-graphql middleware function and passing them to the resolvers via
rootValue
. I can no longer do that there because that'll create new DataLoaders for each query. I need a single DataLoader per request.Looking for your advice. Thanks!
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