Ignore property types - #28
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You can now ignore properties that have specific types instead of the whole type.
E.g.
schema
```
type Role {
name: String!
}
type User {
email: String!,
roles: [Role]!
}
```
gql2flow --ignore-property-types "Role"
```
type User = {
email: string
}
type Role = {
name: string
}
```
gql2flow
```
type User = {
email: string,
roles: Array<Role>
}
type Role = {
name: string
}
```
The reason is that I needed these types to annotate my resolver functions in apollo.
joarwilk
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Sep 4, 2017
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| let fields = f | ||
| .filter(field => filterField(field, ignoredTypes)) | ||
| .filter(field => filterField(field, ignoredPropertyTypes)) |
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Is this correct? Shouldn't it filter for both?
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With these changes you can now ignore properties that have specific types instead of the whole type.
I'm not that familiar with the spec, so I might have missed some use cases. This just works well enough for me since I'm just using regular ol' types.
E.g.
schema
gql2flow --ignore-property-types "Role"
gql2flow
The reason is that I needed these types to annotate my resolver functions in apollo.