GraphQL documentation with Flexible graphdoc
Quick Start
1 . Add dependencies:
package.json
:
"devDependencies": {
"@2fd/graphdoc": "2.4.0",
"graphdoc-plugin-flexible": "1.0.2",
2 . Configure graphdoc-plugin-flexible
, e.g. without navigation.schema
plugin:
package.json
:
{
"graphdoc-plugin-flexible": {
"navigation.schema": {
"disable": true
}
}
}
3 Use graphdoc-plugin-flexible
:
package.json
:
"scripts": {
"doc": "graphdoc -p graphdoc/../../graphdoc-plugin-flexible -s ./schema.graphql -o ./build/documentation"
}
When using
graphdoc-plugin-flexible
, the graphdoc plugins must NOT be used, it will duplicate outputs.
graphdoc/../../
this is required to get external plugins working ingraphdoc
.
Goals
graphdoc-plugin-flexible
provides a way to use graphdoc
to create HTML documentation for GraphQL in an flexible way, i.e. if you use graphdoc
with its default plugins, you will have to use it all, for navigation creation, for document creation and with all its assets, graphdoc-plugin-flexible
plugin will allow to select which plugins you want to use from graphdoc
, so use only what you need or use other plugins (e.g. graphdoc-plugin-operations
) without overlapping.
Options
package.json
:
(default values)
{
"graphdoc-plugin-flexible": {
"navigation.schema": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"navigation.scalar": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"navigation.enum": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"navigation.interface": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"navigation.union": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"navigation.object": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"navigation.input": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"navigation.directive": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"document.schema": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
},
"document.require": {
"disable": true,
"navigations": false,
"documents": false,
"assets": false
}
}
}
The plugins provided by graphdoc
are:
navigation.schema
: Generates navigations for GraphQL schema.navigation.scalar
: Generates navigations for GraphQL scalar types.navigation.enum
: Generates navigations for GraphQL enum types.navigation.interface
: Generates navigations for GraphQL interface types.navigation.union
: Generates navigations for GraphQL union types.navigation.object
: Generates navigations for GraphQL object types.navigation.input
: Generates navigations for GraphQL input types.navigation.directive
: Generates navigations for GraphQL directives.document.schema
: Generates the HTML “Definition” section for any GraphQL element.document.require
: Generates HTML “Required By” section for any GraphQL element.
The following shows the sections worked by the graphdoc
plugins, using the example created by graphdoc
, Pokemon GraphQL HTML Documentation:
The options for the plugins are:
navigations
: if set tofalse
, then it will disable the navigation creation process of the plugin, i.e. plugingetNavigations
will not be called.documents
: if set tofalse
, then it will disable the document creation process of the plugin, i.e. plugingetDocuments
will not be called.assets
: if set tofalse
, then it will disable all the assets provided by the plugin, i.e. plugingetHeaders
andgetAssets
will not be called.disable
: if set totrue
, then it will disable the plugin completely, i.e. equal to"navigations": false
+"documents": false
+"assets": false
.
Prerequisites
graphdoc can work with older versions of GraphQL (description syntax: #), and new versions (description syntax: “””), How to configure graphdoc.