Apollo Local State
Apollo Local State. Suppose you are using apollo-client >2.5 or older, with apollo-link-state to manage your app state with GraphQL. In that case, you're probably using a client-side only GraphQL schema and client-side directives such as `@client`.
Suppose you are using apollo-client >2.5
(or older, with apollo-link-state) to manage
your app state with GraphQL. In that case, you’re probably using a client-side only GraphQL schema
and client-side directives such as @client.
The client-side only GraphQL schema and client-side directives are not part of your remote GraphQL schema. This prevents them from being included in your existing GraphQL Code Generator configuration:
For example:
If you wish to get better integration and fully type-safe types for your client-side schema as well,
you can create a .graphql file for your local schema, for example:
And then, you can merge this part of the schema with your remote schema by specifying it as part of
your schema field:
This way, the GraphQL Code Generator will generate complete typings that match both your client fields and server fields.
If you only plan to perform a query with Apollo’s local state, simply extend the Query type and
add the field (query field) you’re trying to call in your local schema: