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dmitshur avatar dmitshur commented on July 28, 2024

Thanks for reporting this, I will investigate.

I don't see you doing anything wrong, so if the issue is valid, I suspect it's a bug in the code.

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dmitshur avatar dmitshur commented on July 28, 2024

Produces query with errors (no commas between query parameters):

This part might be intentional. My intention was to produce a minified query. When I tested against GitHub's GraphQL server, it accepted comma-less query parameters without issues.

See the following test-case:

graphql/query_test.go

Lines 163 to 168 in 671b933

inVariables: map[string]interface{}{
"repositoryOwner": String("shurcooL-test"),
"repositoryName": String("test-repo"),
"issueNumber": Int(1),
},
want: `query($issueNumber:Int!$repositoryName:String!$repositoryOwner:String!){repository(owner: $repositoryOwner, name: $repositoryName){issue(number: $issueNumber){body}}}`,

Can you tell me what you're basing the statement that omitting commas is an error on? Is it because it looks wrong, or is it failing to work? If the latter, how can I reproduce it?

Of course, our best bet is to look into the GraphQL spec to see whether omitting commas is considered valid or not.

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dmitshur avatar dmitshur commented on July 28, 2024

http://facebook.github.io/graphql/October2016/#sec-Insignificant-Commas and http://facebook.github.io/graphql/October2016/#sec-List-Value seem to suggest that omitting commas is indeed a valid thing to do:

Similar to white space and line terminators, commas (,) are used to improve the legibility of source text and separate lexical tokens but are otherwise syntactically and semantically insignificant within GraphQL query documents.

Commas are optional throughout GraphQL so trailing commas are allowed and repeated commas do not represent missing values.

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dmitshur avatar dmitshur commented on July 28, 2024

It produces query with errors too (variable type should be $someids:[ID!]! with bang in the end):

query($someids:[ID!]){nameStringsByUuid(uuids:[$someids]){inputId}}

That part seems to be a legitimate issue. Basically, I hadn't run into that situation yet, so the code that handles it was left incomplete.

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dmitshur avatar dmitshur commented on July 28, 2024

@alexander-myltsev, please see PR #7, it resolves this issue.

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alexander-myltsev avatar alexander-myltsev commented on July 28, 2024

@shurcooL works for me now.

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dmitshur avatar dmitshur commented on July 28, 2024

Thanks for testing, and for reporting this issue! I'll merge the PR now.

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