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Regarding graphene
, I think that the execution context should be added to get_node
. As a good practice, the execution context should be available in all resolvers for this very reason.
Regarding graphql-core
, in addition to root_value
, I provide a request_context
inside of ExecutionContext
which can be set to any value you want to use. In graphql-django-view
, I use it to store the current request
object from Django. But given your use-case, perhaps it would make more sense to pass it a dict
containing your session
and auth
objects.
You should be able to do this using graphene.core.Schema.execute()
by passing request_context
as a kwarg to that function.
I.e. somewhere:
schema.execute(query, request_context={
'session': Session(),
'auth': get_auth()
})
In a standard resolver, you would then access session by doing info.request_context['session']
def resolve_ship(self, args, info):
session = info.request_context['session']
ship_id = args.get('id')
ship = session.query(Ship).filter_by(id=ship_id).one()
return Ship(ship)
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I can prepare a PR to make get_node work like other resolver functions (with the possibility of decorating it with resolve_only_args for the previous style of behavior).
That is:
class Foo(Node):
@classmethod
def get_node(cls, args, info):
# do the right thing
pass
or
class Foo(Node):
@classmethod
@resolve_only_args
def get_node(cls, id):
# do the right thing
pass
Would such a PR be accepted?
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This is going to be a breaking change... but I think should be made. 0.5.0 here we come lol.
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@inklesspen Yep, is a breaking change but will be accepted.
However a node could only be retrieved by the id arg (there are no other args in the base javascript implementation/ relay specification)
So, the syntax could be something like this:
@classmethod
def get_node(cls, id, info):
pass
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ok, so it wouldn't support resolve_only_args
then.
I will try to prepare a PR in the next day or so.
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Just a reminder the PR is ready.
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Merged!
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