Struct apollo_router::Executable
source ยท #[non_exhaustive]pub struct Executable {}
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Entry point into creating a router executable with more customization than main
.
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sourceยงimpl Executable
impl Executable
sourcepub fn builder() -> __ExecutableBuilder<(__Optional<Option<ShutdownSource>>, __Optional<Option<SchemaSource>>, __Optional<Option<LicenseSource>>, __Optional<Option<ConfigurationSource>>, __Optional<Option<Opt>>)>
pub fn builder() -> __ExecutableBuilder<(__Optional<Option<ShutdownSource>>, __Optional<Option<SchemaSource>>, __Optional<Option<LicenseSource>>, __Optional<Option<ConfigurationSource>>, __Optional<Option<Opt>>)>
Returns a builder that can parse command-line options and run a Router in an existing Tokio runtime.
Builder methods:
-
.config(impl Into<
ConfigurationSource
>)
Optional. Specifies where to find the Router configuration. The default is the file specified by the--config
or-c
CLI option. -
.schema(impl Into<
SchemaSource
>)
Optional. Specifies when to find the supergraph schema. The default is the file specified by the--supergraph
or-s
CLI option. -
.shutdown(impl Into<
ShutdownSource
>)
Optional. Specifies when the Router should shut down gracefully. The default is on CTRL+C (SIGINT
). -
.start()
Returns a future that resolves toanyhow::Result
<()>
on fatal error or after graceful shutdown has completed. Must be called (and the future awaited) in the context of an existing Tokio runtime.
use apollo_router::{Executable, ShutdownSource};
use apollo_router::{ConfigurationSource, SchemaSource};
Executable::builder()
.shutdown(ShutdownSource::None)
.schema(SchemaSource::Stream(schemas))
.config(ConfigurationSource::Stream(configs))
.start()
.await
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impl Freeze for Executable
impl RefUnwindSafe for Executable
impl Send for Executable
impl Sync for Executable
impl Unpin for Executable
impl UnwindSafe for Executable
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