pub struct SelectionSet {
pub ty: NamedType,
pub selections: Vec<Selection>,
}
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A SelectionSet annotated with type information.
Fields§
§ty: NamedType
§selections: Vec<Selection>
Implementations§
Source§impl SelectionSet
impl SelectionSet
pub fn is_empty(&self) -> bool
pub fn push(&mut self, selection: impl Into<Selection>)
pub fn extend( &mut self, selections: impl IntoIterator<Item = impl Into<Selection>>, )
Sourcepub fn new_field<'schema>(
&self,
schema: &'schema Schema,
name: Name,
) -> Result<Field, FieldLookupError<'schema>>
pub fn new_field<'schema>( &self, schema: &'schema Schema, name: Name, ) -> Result<Field, FieldLookupError<'schema>>
Create a new field to be added to this selection set with push
Returns an error if the type of this selection set is not defined
or does not have a field named name
.
Sourcepub fn new_inline_fragment(
&self,
opt_type_condition: Option<NamedType>,
) -> InlineFragment
pub fn new_inline_fragment( &self, opt_type_condition: Option<NamedType>, ) -> InlineFragment
Create a new inline fragment to be added to this selection set with push
Sourcepub fn new_fragment_spread(&self, fragment_name: Name) -> FragmentSpread
pub fn new_fragment_spread(&self, fragment_name: Name) -> FragmentSpread
Create a new fragment spread to be added to this selection set with push
Sourcepub fn fields(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = &Node<Field>>
pub fn fields(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = &Node<Field>>
Returns an iterator of field selections directly in this selection set.
Does not recur into inline fragments or fragment spreads.
Sourcepub fn root_fields<'doc>(
&'doc self,
document: &'doc ExecutableDocument,
) -> impl Iterator<Item = &'doc Node<Field>>
pub fn root_fields<'doc>( &'doc self, document: &'doc ExecutableDocument, ) -> impl Iterator<Item = &'doc Node<Field>>
Returns an iterator of field selections that are at the root of the response. That is, inline fragments and fragment spreads at the root are traversed, but field sub-selections are not.
See also all_fields
.
document
is used to look up fragment definitions.
This does not perform field merging, so multiple items in this iterator may have the same response key or point to the same field definition. Named fragments however are only traversed once even if spread multiple times.
Sourcepub fn all_fields<'doc>(
&'doc self,
document: &'doc ExecutableDocument,
) -> impl Iterator<Item = &'doc Node<Field>>
pub fn all_fields<'doc>( &'doc self, document: &'doc ExecutableDocument, ) -> impl Iterator<Item = &'doc Node<Field>>
Returns an iterator of all field selections in this operation.
See also root_fields
.
document
is used to look up fragment definitions.
This does not perform field merging, so multiple items in this iterator may have the same response key or point to the same field definition. Named fragments however are only traversed once even if spread multiple times.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for SelectionSet
impl Clone for SelectionSet
Source§fn clone(&self) -> SelectionSet
fn clone(&self) -> SelectionSet
1.0.0 · Source§const fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
const fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
source
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impl Debug for SelectionSet
Source§impl Display for SelectionSet
Serialize to GraphQL syntax with the default configuration
impl Display for SelectionSet
Serialize to GraphQL syntax with the default configuration
Source§impl Hash for SelectionSet
impl Hash for SelectionSet
Source§impl PartialEq for SelectionSet
impl PartialEq for SelectionSet
impl Eq for SelectionSet
impl StructuralPartialEq for SelectionSet
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impl Freeze for SelectionSet
impl RefUnwindSafe for SelectionSet
impl Send for SelectionSet
impl Sync for SelectionSet
impl Unpin for SelectionSet
impl UnwindSafe for SelectionSet
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