pub struct Execution<'a> { /* private fields */ }Expand description
Builder for configuring GraphQL execution
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Source§impl<'a> Execution<'a>
impl<'a> Execution<'a>
Sourcepub fn new(
schema: &'a Valid<Schema>,
document: &'a Valid<ExecutableDocument>,
) -> Self
pub fn new( schema: &'a Valid<Schema>, document: &'a Valid<ExecutableDocument>, ) -> Self
Create a new builder for configuring GraphQL execution
Sourcepub fn operation(self, operation: &'a Operation) -> Self
pub fn operation(self, operation: &'a Operation) -> Self
Sets the operation to execute.
Mutually exclusive with operation_name.
Sourcepub fn operation_name(
self,
operation_name: Option<&str>,
) -> Result<Self, RequestError>
pub fn operation_name( self, operation_name: Option<&str>, ) -> Result<Self, RequestError>
Sets the operation to execute.
Mutually exclusive with operation.
If neither is called or if None is passed here,
the document is expected to contain exactly one operation.
See `document.operations.get()``.
Sourcepub fn implementers_map(
self,
implementers_map: &'a HashMap<Name, Implementers>,
) -> Self
pub fn implementers_map( self, implementers_map: &'a HashMap<Name, Implementers>, ) -> Self
Provide a pre-computed result of Schema::implementers_map.
If not provided here, it will be computed lazily on demand and cached for the duration of execution.
Sourcepub fn coerced_variable_values(
self,
variable_values: &'a Valid<JsonMap>,
) -> Self
pub fn coerced_variable_values( self, variable_values: &'a Valid<JsonMap>, ) -> Self
Provide values of the request’s variables,
having already gone through coerce_variable_values.
Mutually exclusive with raw_variable_values.
If neither is used, an empty map is assumed.
Sourcepub fn raw_variable_values(self, variable_values: &'a JsonMap) -> Self
pub fn raw_variable_values(self, variable_values: &'a JsonMap) -> Self
Provide values of the request’s variables.
Mutually exclusive with coerced_variable_values.
If neither is used, an empty map is assumed.
Sourcepub fn enable_schema_introspection(
self,
enable_schema_introspection: bool,
) -> Self
pub fn enable_schema_introspection( self, enable_schema_introspection: bool, ) -> Self
By default, schema introspection is disabled per the recommendation to do so in production:
the meta-field __schema and __type return a field error.
(__typename is not affected, as it is always available.)
Setting this configuration to true makes execution
generate the appropriate response data for those fields.
ObjectValue::resolve_field or AsyncObjectValue::resolve_field is never called
for meta-fields __typename, __schema, or __type.
They are always handled implicitly.
Sourcepub fn execute_sync(
&self,
initial_value: &dyn ObjectValue,
) -> Result<ExecutionResponse, RequestError>
pub fn execute_sync( &self, initial_value: &dyn ObjectValue, ) -> Result<ExecutionResponse, RequestError>
Perform execution with synchronous resolvers
Sourcepub async fn execute_async(
&self,
initial_value: &dyn AsyncObjectValue,
) -> Result<ExecutionResponse, RequestError>
pub async fn execute_async( &self, initial_value: &dyn AsyncObjectValue, ) -> Result<ExecutionResponse, RequestError>
Perform execution with asynchronous resolvers
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impl<'a> Freeze for Execution<'a>
impl<'a> RefUnwindSafe for Execution<'a>
impl<'a> Send for Execution<'a>
impl<'a> Sync for Execution<'a>
impl<'a> Unpin for Execution<'a>
impl<'a> UnwindSafe for Execution<'a>
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