pub struct MockedSubgraphs(/* private fields */);Expand description
a list of subgraphs with pregenerated responses
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Source§impl MockedSubgraphs
impl MockedSubgraphs
Sourcepub fn insert(&mut self, name: &'static str, subgraph: MockSubgraph)
pub fn insert(&mut self, name: &'static str, subgraph: MockSubgraph)
adds a mocked subgraph to the list
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Source§impl Default for MockedSubgraphs
impl Default for MockedSubgraphs
Source§fn default() -> MockedSubgraphs
fn default() -> MockedSubgraphs
Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
Source§impl Plugin for MockedSubgraphs
impl Plugin for MockedSubgraphs
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Source§fn subgraph_service(
&self,
subgraph_name: &str,
default: BoxService,
) -> BoxService
fn subgraph_service( &self, subgraph_name: &str, default: BoxService, ) -> BoxService
This service handles communication between the Apollo Router and your subgraphs.
Define
subgraph_service to configure this communication (for example, to dynamically add headers to pass to a subgraph).
The _subgraph_name parameter is useful if you need to apply a customization only specific subgraphs.Source§fn router_service(&self, service: BoxService) -> BoxService
fn router_service(&self, service: BoxService) -> BoxService
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fn supergraph_service(&self, service: BoxService) -> BoxService
This service runs after the HTTP request payload has been deserialized into a GraphQL request,
and before the GraphQL response payload is serialized into a raw HTTP response.
Define supergraph_service if your customization needs to interact at the earliest or latest point possible, yet operates on GraphQL payloads.
Source§fn execution_service(&self, service: BoxService) -> BoxService
fn execution_service(&self, service: BoxService) -> BoxService
This service handles initiating the execution of a query plan after it’s been generated.
Define
execution_service if your customization includes logic to govern execution (for example, if you want to block a particular query based on a policy decision).Source§fn web_endpoints(&self) -> MultiMap<ListenAddr, Endpoint>
fn web_endpoints(&self) -> MultiMap<ListenAddr, Endpoint>
Return one or several
Endpoints and ListenAddr and the router will serve your custom web Endpoint(s). Read moreAuto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for MockedSubgraphs
impl !RefUnwindSafe for MockedSubgraphs
impl Send for MockedSubgraphs
impl Sync for MockedSubgraphs
impl Unpin for MockedSubgraphs
impl !UnwindSafe for MockedSubgraphs
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This service handles communication between the Apollo Router and your subgraphs.
Define
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The _subgraph_name parameter is useful if you need to apply a customization only specific subgraphs.Source§fn web_endpoints(&self) -> MultiMap<ListenAddr, Endpoint>
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