ariadne | Python library for implementing GraphQL servers using schema-first approach | GraphQL library
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Ariadne is a Python library for implementing GraphQL servers.
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- Handle a connection
- Handle a WebSocket complete message
- Stop a WebSocket operation
- Handle a GQL message
- Resolve a resolver
- Copy arguments for tracing
- Filter the arguments based on the filter
- Represents an upload file
- Handle incoming connections
- Handle a message from websocket
- Resolve references to entities
- Adds a type to the object
- Return a GraphQLError
- Add a resolve to the field
- Yield enum values from the given field name
- Return enum values from a given enum type
- Bind the schema to the given schema
- Convert kwargs to snake case
- Resolve the given resolver
- Create a GraphQLSchema from a list of types
- Handle request
- Resolve the given object
- Make a random query
- Return a dict representation of profiling
- Enter a field
- Read a template file
ariadne Key Features
ariadne Examples and Code Snippets
query_type = QueryType()
manager = federation.FederatedManager(
schema_sdl_file='/some/path/schema.graphql',
query=query_type,
)
photo_type = ObjectType('Photo')
thumbnail_type = ObjectType('Thumbnail')
manager.add_types(photo_type, thumbna
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├─── app 机器人功能相关
│ ├─── core.py 机器人核心代码, 负责统一调度资源
│ ├─── data.py 机器人数据访问/修改接口
│ ├─── config.py 机器人配置访问接口
│ ├─── logger.py 为log增加文件输出
│ ├─── model.p
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Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on ariadne
QUESTION
I'm attempting to build a WPF app which uses the Royale theme from XP Media Center. I've correctly referenced the PresentationFramework.Royale
DLL and the corresponding XAML resources into my App.xaml
, and can confirm that the controls are very much Royale-themed:
However, the window itself fails to be, and the WindowChrome/title bar/window border theme fails to sync up, remaining the standard presentation style for Windows 10. This, of course, is what I'm trying to replicate, at least visually:
Relevant XAML, if useful (all *.cs
files are default):
App.xaml
:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-11 at 13:52Is there a manner to apply the Royale theme to the window container itself
Unfortunately (?) the window container itself is not part of WPF so there is no custom style for it. It's part of the operating system.
You may be able to make Windows 10 look like Vista by changing the OS settings as a user (I haven't tried) but this is not related to WPF.
QUESTION
I'm new to python, trying to learn and use Fastapi, Ariadne and SQLAlchemy. I'm following the docs and I'm stuck.
I have my dependency injection get_db()
for normal REST requests, which provides a Session object, which I pass through few different modules from the request start until I actually do the db work, and honestly I don't get this design. But I left it there.
Then, another problem come up. How can I pass db to Ariadne GraphQL? Should I use context_value
or are there any other options?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-21 at 07:08You need to create a session of SQLAlchemy from ariadne resolvers. And don't forget to close the connection after resolvers finished.
Let's say your database file like following,
QUESTION
I have an react frontend and a python backend (using ariadne==0.13.0, uvicorn==0.15.0, uvicorn[standard]==0.15.0, fastapi==0.68.1
) communicationg over graphql subscriptions. Everything works fine as long as I do not reload the page or load the page in a new browser window from same IP. Then the page crashes and takes some time to recover - Depending on the websocket timeout configured in uvicorn. I am experiencing the same issue with both my frontend and the graphql playgorund.
I understand that the different browsers or tabs are identified with the same IP, Port and protocol what possibly messes up the existing connection, but still it should be possible the use the page from different tabs as seen in:
https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/advanced/websockets/
My code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-22 at 18:52The default setup for uvicorn is single threaded and the method implementing the subscription was synchronous and blocking. I had to reimplement it in an async manner.
QUESTION
I am creating a web app with react as frontend and python ariadne (graphql) as backend. I want to allow the user to upload a file.
Essentially, I first want to convert the file to base64 in react, pass it to graphql mutation, and then decode the base64 string back to file in javascript.
Just like base64.b64encode
& base64.b64decode
in python.
Is there a way to this with a javascript file or blob object?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-18 at 09:23You can convert a file but note that it's an async call:
QUESTION
I am developing a graphql api using ariadne and fastapi and thinking of launching it on hypercorn server. I don't have to serve static files and images. So, In my case is it necessary to use nginx or apache2 with hypercorn while I am going in production.
Note:- There will be a heavy traffic on this server
If it is necessary to use apache2/nginx , how can I configure to use it with hypercorn ?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-12 at 18:53Historically apache2/nginx was recommended in front of Python servers as the Python servers could only serve a single request at a time, and apache2/nginx could buffer the requests. See for example Gunicorn's docs. This isn't the case for Hypercorn (and Gunicorn's async workers) so apache2/nginx is not required.
QUESTION
I want to specify my GraphQL API in a schema, but I also want to spread my schema out among multiple files. I want to be able to use extend type Query
or extend type Mutation
to add queries or mutations to the overall schema. For example, my user.graphql
file is as follows:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-13 at 03:42After some digging I found this GitHub Issue Comment with the following syntax:
QUESTION
Let's say I have a web app driven by Uvicorn server, the app implements GraphQL API with a mutation that starts long calculations on the server-side and a query endpoint that checks the status of the server. Let's say we want to know how many tasks are running in the background. I have a simplified code, which does not work:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-09 at 10:51After many attempts I made it, now I can put many tasks in the background and track their amount (API is not freezing on one long task). What is happening is the blocking computations are run in a pool:
QUESTION
I would like to supply a Homebrew formula for a CMake project that builds and installs a C++ library along with its Python bindings written using pybind11. The formula should ideally work by running a plain
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-08 at 12:57Found the solution from this post on Homebrew discussions, which relies on the libexec directory and pth file creation:
- Use libexec as installation target in CMake, made it conditional on using Homebrew rather than local installation:
QUESTION
I am using Ariadne with Flask.
When I try from ariadne import QueryType, graphql_sync, make_executable_schema
as indicated in the Ariadne's doc for Flask I get the following error :
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 12:02Seems the issue came from graphql-core
version which need to be >=3.
I was unabled to install the version >=3 so I upgraded Python to 3.8. When installing Ariadne, I get the same version 0.11.0 but now the graphql-core version 3.0.5 and no more the error.
QUESTION
When i connec't from my React frontend app to my graphql backend created in python Ariadne i get this error.
React query
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-09 at 08:40Aridne does not support CORS. You need to wrap Ariadne server with starlette, and than allow origins in CORSMiddleware
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Install ariadne
The following example creates an API defining Person type and single query field people returning a list of two persons. It also starts a local dev server with GraphQL Playground available on the http://127.0.0.1:8000 address.
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