Dotan Simha’s graphql-code-generator is a really useful utility to generate integration code from GraphQL APIs for multiple languages.
This post outlines how to use the code-generator CLI when the GraphQL API is authenticated.
The title may sound something like an oxymoron, so perhaps some clarification is needed.
I freqently deal with operations against databases. When I mention that I increasingly prefer using a functional style, in particular, using a query builder directly as opposed to an ORM – one of the primary concerns brought up by people is that ORMs can ensure that data validations are performed for every operation that performs a mutation against the data source.
This post is not much of a rant against ORMs. It is a practical outline of how we can utilize types to ensure (at compile time) that our data access layer only allows validated data. Even if the actual validation happens at runtime.
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