pub enum AsyncResolvedValue<'a> {
Leaf(JsonValue),
Object(Box<dyn AsyncObjectValue + 'a>),
List(BoxStream<'a, Result<Self, FieldError>>),
SkipForPartialExecution,
}
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The successful return type of AsyncObjectValue::resolve_field
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Leaf(JsonValue)
- JSON null represents GraphQL null
- A GraphQL enum value is represented as a JSON string
- GraphQL built-in scalars are coerced according to their respective Result Coercion spec
- For custom scalars, any JSON value is passed through as-is (including array or object)
Object(Box<dyn AsyncObjectValue + 'a>)
Expected where the GraphQL type is an object, interface, or union type
List(BoxStream<'a, Result<Self, FieldError>>)
Expected for GraphQL list types
SkipForPartialExecution
Skip this field as if the selection had @skip(if: true)
:
do not insert null nor emit an error.
This causes the eventual response data to be incomplete.
This can be useful to have some fields executed with per-field resolvers by this API
and other fields with some other execution model such as Apollo Federation,
with the two response data
maps merged before sending the response.
This is used by introspection::partial_execute
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Source§impl<'a> AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
impl<'a> AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
Sourcepub fn leaf(json: impl Into<JsonValue>) -> Self
pub fn leaf(json: impl Into<JsonValue>) -> Self
Construct a leaf resolved value from something that is convertible to JSON
Sourcepub fn object(object: impl AsyncObjectValue + 'a) -> Self
pub fn object(object: impl AsyncObjectValue + 'a) -> Self
Construct an object resolved value
Sourcepub fn nullable_object(opt_object: Option<impl AsyncObjectValue + 'a>) -> Self
pub fn nullable_object(opt_object: Option<impl AsyncObjectValue + 'a>) -> Self
Construct an object resolved value or null
Sourcepub fn list<I>(iter: I) -> Self
pub fn list<I>(iter: I) -> Self
Construct a list resolved value from an iterator
If errors can happen during iteration,
construct the ResolvedValue::List
enum variant directly instead.
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impl<'a> !Freeze for AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
impl<'a> !RefUnwindSafe for AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
impl<'a> Send for AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
impl<'a> !Sync for AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
impl<'a> Unpin for AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
impl<'a> !UnwindSafe for AsyncResolvedValue<'a>
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