Context
Pygraphy uses Context Variables to manage the context of a query, which has been included in Python 3.7 and later. With context variables, you do not need to pass a context everywhere any more like graphql-core.
from pygraphy import context, Object, field class Schema(Object): @field def query_type(self): """ The type that query operations will be rooted at. """ schema = context.get().schema query_type = schema.__fields__['query'].ftype # Do whatever you want
The definition of context is posted blow:
@dataclasses.dataclass class Context: schema: 'Schema' root_ast: List[OperationDefinitionNode] request: Optional[Any] = None variables: Optional[Mapping[str, Any]] = None
Attributes:
- schema: The Schema class which is processing now.
- root_ast: The ast tree parsed from query string.
- request: Request instance, passed into context from the argument of
Schema.execute
. - variables: Query variables.