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5.16.0

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  • #4191  0a7a635 Thanks @ardatan ! - Fix workers’ loading in online GraphiQL mode, so that Monaco features like autocomplete can work properly

5.15.2

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  • e7b8906 Thanks @ardatan ! - Bump URL Loader in GraphiQL to the latest to remove extra DOWNSTREAM_SERVICE_ERROR code in the errors

5.15.1

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5.15.0

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5.14.0

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  • #4088  98c82a5 Thanks @EmrysMyrddin ! - Added new withState plugin utility for easy data sharing between hooks.

    New plugin utility to ease data sharing between hooks

    Sometimes, plugins can grow in complexity and need to share data between its hooks.

    A way to solve this can be to mutate the graphql context, but this context is not always available in all hooks in Yoga or Hive Gateway plugins. Moreover, mutating the context gives access to your internal data to all other plugins and graphql resolvers, without mentioning performance impact on field access on this object.

    The recommended approach to this problem was to use a WeakMap with a stable key (often the context or request object). While it works, it’s not very convenient for plugin developers, and is prone to error with the choice of key.

    The new withState utility solves this DX issue by providing an easy and straightforward API for data sharing between hooks.

    import { withState } from 'graphql-yoga'
 
type State = { foo: string }
 
const myPlugin = () =>
  withState<Plugin, State>(() => ({
    onParse({ state }) {
      state.forOperation.foo = 'foo'
    },
    onValidate({ state }) {
      const { foo } = state.forOperation
      console.log('foo', foo)
    }
  }))

    The state payload field will be available in all relevant hooks, making it easy to access shared data. It also forces the developer to choose the scope for the data:

    • forOperation for a data scoped to GraphQL operation (Envelop, Yoga and Hive Gateway)
    • forRequest for a data scoped to HTTP request (Yoga and Hive Gateway)
    • forSubgraphExecution for a data scoped to the subgraph execution (Hive Gateway)

    Not all scopes are available in all hooks, the type reflects which scopes are available

    Under the hood, those states are kept in memory using WeakMap, which avoid any memory leaks.

    It is also possible to manually retrieve the state with the getState function:

    const myPlugin = () =>
  withState(getState => ({
    onParse({ context }) {
      // You can provide a payload, which will dictate which scope you have access to.
      // The scope can contain `context`, `request` and `executionRequest` fields.
      const state = getState({ context })
      // Use the state elsewhere.
    }
  }))

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5.13.5

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5.13.4

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5.13.3

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  • #3968  1773c8c Thanks @ardatan ! - Handle unexpected errors correctly.

    Yoga checks originalError to see if it is a wrapped error of an unexpected error, because execution engine can wrap it multiple times.

  • #3930  3a7ef74 Thanks @ardatan ! - Bump @whatwg-node/server

  • Updated dependencies [3a7ef74]:

    • @graphql-yoga/subscription@5.0.4

5.13.2

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5.13.1

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5.13.0

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  • #3793  63b78d5 Thanks @EmrysMyrddin ! - Add new Instrumentation API

    Introduction of a new API allowing to instrument the graphql pipeline.

    This new API differs from already existing Hooks by not having access to input/output of phases. The goal of Instrumentation is to run allow running code before, after or around the whole process of a phase, including plugins hooks executions.

    The main use case of this new API is observability (monitoring, tracing, etc…).

    Basic usage

    import { createYoga } from 'graphql-yoga'
import Sentry from '@sentry/node'
import schema from './schema'
 
const server = createYoga({
  schema,
  plugins: [
    {
      instrumentation: {
        request: ({ request }, wrapped) =>
          Sentry.startSpan({ name: 'Graphql Operation' }, async () => {
            try {
              await wrapped()
            } catch (err) {
              Sentry.captureException(err)
            }
          })
      }
    }
  ]
})

    Multiple instrumentation plugins

    It is possible to have multiple instrumentation plugins (Prometheus and Sentry for example), they will be automatically composed by envelop in the same order than the plugin array (first is outermost, last is inner most).

    import { createYoga } from 'graphql-yoga'
import schema from './schema'
 
const server = createYoga({
  schema,
  plugins: [useSentry(), useOpentelemetry()]
})

    Custom instrumentation ordering

    If the default composition ordering doesn’t suite your need, you can manually compose instrumentation. This allows to have a different execution order of hooks and instrumentation.

    import { composeInstrumentation, createYoga } from 'graphql-yoga'
import schema from './schema'
 
const { instrumentation: sentryInstrumentation, ...sentryPlugin } = useSentry()
const { instrumentation: otelInstrumentation, ...otelPlugin } = useOpentelemetry()
const instrumentation = composeInstrumentation([otelInstrumentation, sentryInstrumentation])
 
const server = createYoga({
  schema,
  plugins: [{ instrumentation }, useSentry(), useOpentelemetry()]
})

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5.12.2

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5.12.1

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5.12.0

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5.11.0

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  • #3727  5fd15b8 Thanks @EmrysMyrddin ! - Allow to configure the endpoint used by GraphiQL to send requests.

  • #3736  d13b8a4 Thanks @ardatan ! - Now it is possible to replace or wrap the logic how GraphQLParams handled;

    By default Yoga calls Envelop to handle the parameters, but now you can replace it with your own logic.

    Example: Wrap the GraphQL handling pipeline in an AsyncLocalStorage

    function myPlugin(): Plugin {
  const context = new AsyncLocalStorage();
  return {
    onParams({ paramsHandler, setParamsHandler }) {
      const store = { foo: 'bar' }
      setParamsHandler(payload => context.run(store, paramsHandler, payload))
   }
}

5.10.11

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5.10.10

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  • Updated dependencies [d4cbae1, d4cbae1]:
    • @graphql-yoga/logger@2.0.1
    • @graphql-yoga/subscription@5.0.3

5.10.9

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5.10.8

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  • #3588  ed344ea Thanks @ardatan ! - Mark createLRUCache utility as deprecated, and export it as _createLRUCache marking it as an internal utility

5.10.7

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5.10.6

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5.10.5

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5.10.4

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5.10.3

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5.10.2

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  • #3491  7a413bc Thanks @n1ru4l ! - dependencies updates:

  • #3491  7a413bc Thanks @n1ru4l ! - Fix issue where context values being shared between batched requests.

    A bug within @whatwg-node/server caused properties assigned to a batched requests context to be propagated to all other batched requests contexts. It is resolved by updating the dependency of @whatwg-node/server to 0.9.55.

5.10.1

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5.10.0

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5.9.0

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5.8.0

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5.7.0

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  • #3331  5dae4ab Thanks @EmrysMyrddin ! - Expose server context in onResultProcessHook. In particular, this gives access to the waitUntil method to cleanly handle hanging promises.

  • #3331  5dae4ab Thanks @EmrysMyrddin ! - New hook: onExecutionResult which is triggered when an execution is done on the pipeline. If it is a batched operation, this is called per each operation in the batch

  • #3331  5dae4ab Thanks @EmrysMyrddin ! - Expose the already existing waitUntil method from the server context.

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5.6.3

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5.6.2

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5.6.1

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5.6.0

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  • #3333  9f3f945 Thanks @ardatan ! - By default, Yoga does not allow extra parameters in the request body other than query, operationName, extensions, and variables, then throws 400 HTTP Error. This change adds a new option called extraParamNames to allow extra parameters in the request body.

    import { createYoga } from 'graphql-yoga'
 
const yoga = createYoga({
  /* other options */
  extraParamNames: ['extraParam1', 'extraParam2']
})
 
const res = await yoga.fetch('/graphql', {
  method: 'POST',
  headers: {
    'Content-Type': 'application/json'
  },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    query: 'query { __typename }',
    extraParam1: 'value1',
    extraParam2: 'value2'
  })
})
 
console.assert(res.status === 200)

5.5.0

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  • #3332  0208024 Thanks @ardatan ! - Customize the landing page by passing a custom renderer that returns Response to the landingPage option

    import { createYoga } from 'graphql-yoga'
 
const yoga = createYoga({
  landingPage: ({ url, fetchAPI }) => {
    return new fetchAPI.Response(
      /* HTML */ `
        <!doctype html>
        <html>
          <head>
            <title>404 Not Found</title>
          </head>
          <body>
            <h1>404 Not Found</h1>
            <p>Sorry, the page (${url.pathname}) you are looking for could not be found.</p>
          </body>
        </html>
      `,
      {
        status: 404,
        headers: {
          'Content-Type': 'text/html'
        }
      }
    )
  }
})

5.4.0

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  • #3314  d5dfe99 Thanks @EmrysMyrddin ! - Allow for full customization of the GraphiQL page.

    Props from the YogaGraphiQL are now forwarded to the underlying GraphiQL components.

    The graphiql option field type of the Yoga server as also been updated to document which options are configurable from the server side. Only serializable options are available.

  • #3255  7335a82 Thanks @nissy-dev ! - support shouldPersistHeaders option in GraphiQL plugin

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5.3.1

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  • #3237  3324bbab Thanks @ardatan ! - dependencies updates:

  • #3237  3324bbab Thanks @ardatan ! - In such environments like CloudFlare Workers, the request object in the context always has the initial request object, so it was impossible to access the actual Request object from the execution context. Now Yoga ensures that the request in the context is the same with the actual Request.

5.3.0

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  • #3197  f775b341 Thanks @n1ru4l ! - Experimental support for aborting GraphQL execution when the HTTP request is canceled.

    The execution of subsequent GraphQL resolvers is now aborted if the incoming HTTP request is canceled from the client side. This reduces the load of your API in case incoming requests with deep GraphQL operation selection sets are canceled.

    import { createYoga, useExecutionCancellation } from 'graphql-yoga'
 
const yoga = createYoga({
  plugins: [useExecutionCancellation()]
})

    Learn more in our docs 

    Action Required In order to benefit from this new feature, you need to update your integration setup for Fastify, Koa and Hapi.

    - const response = await yoga.handleNodeRequest(req, { ... })
+ const response = await yoga.handleNodeRequestAndResponse(req, res, { ... })

    Please refer to the corresponding integration guides for examples.

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5.2.0

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5.1.1

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5.1.0

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5.0.2

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5.0.1

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5.0.0

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  • #3051  350bb851 Thanks @ardatan ! - Use the same context object in the entire pipeline

  • Updated dependencies [01430e03]:

    • @graphql-yoga/subscription@5.0.0
    • @graphql-yoga/logger@2.0.0

4.0.5

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4.0.4

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4.0.3

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4.0.2

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4.0.1

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4.0.0

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  • #2720  cc370691 Thanks @n1ru4l ! - Skip validation caching when there is no schema specified. This previously caused a cryptic error message when reaching execution/validation without a schema. Now the missing schema error will actually originate from within the validate function instead.

  • #2726  b309ca0d Thanks @ardatan ! - Respect toJSON in the thrown errors.

  • Updated dependencies [4228c1d5, 4228c1d5]:

    • @graphql-yoga/subscription@4.0.0
    • @graphql-yoga/logger@1.0.0

3.9.1

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3.9.0

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3.8.1

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3.8.0

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3.7.3

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3.7.2

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3.7.1

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3.7.0

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3.6.1

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  • 3c8c8434 Thanks @ardatan ! - Replace LRU caching with lazy URL construction, avoid unnecessary parse and validate invocation and CORS

3.6.0

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3.5.1

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3.5.0

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  • #2364  03597a5a Thanks @n1ru4l ! - export the yoga default format error function.

    import { createYoga, maskError } from 'graphql-yoga'
 
const yoga = createYoga({
  maskedErrors: {
    maskError(error, message, isDev) {
      if (error?.extensions?.code === 'DOWNSTREAM_SERVICE_ERROR') {
        return error
      }
 
      return maskError(error, message, isDev)
    }
  }
})

3.4.1

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3.4.0

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3.3.1

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3.3.0

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3.2.1

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3.2.0

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3.1.2

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3.1.1

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3.1.0

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3.0.3

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3.0.2

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3.0.1

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3.0.0

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  • 2e0c4824 Thanks @b4s36t4 ! - Drop Node 12 Support

    GraphQL Yoga no longer supports Node 12 which is no longer an LTS version. GraphQL Yoga now needs Node 14 at least.

  • #2012  720898db Thanks @saihaj ! - Remove .inject method to mock testing. Users should replace to use fetch method for testing.

    Checkout our docs on testing https://www.the-guild.dev/graphql/yoga-server/v3/features/testing .

    import { createYoga } from 'graphql-yoga'
import { schema } from './schema'
 
const yoga = createYoga({ schema })
 
- const { response, executionResult } = await yoga.inject({
-   document: "query { ping }",
- })
 
+ const response = await yoga.fetch('http://yoga/graphql', {
+   method: 'POST',
+   headers: {
+     'Content-Type': 'application/json',
+   },
+   body: JSON.stringify({
+     query: 'query { ping }',
+   }),
+ })
+ const executionResult = await response.json()
 
console.assert(response.status === 200, 'Response status should be 200')
console.assert(executionResult.data.ping === 'pong',`Expected 'pong'`)

  • #1753  eeaced00 Thanks @ardatan ! - schema no longer accepts an object of typeDefs and resolvers but instead you can use createSchema to create a GraphQL schema.

  • #1516  209b1620 Thanks @ardatan ! - Now it is possible to decide the returned Content-Type by specifying the Accept header. So if Accept header has text/event-stream without application/json, Yoga respects that returns text/event-stream instead of application/json.

  • #1808  02d2aecd Thanks @enisdenjo ! - Drop readinessCheckEndpoint in favor of the useReadinessCheck plugin

    See docs for more information 

  • #1473  c4b3a9c8 Thanks @ardatan ! - Replace GraphQLYogaError in favor of GraphQLError.

    Check the documentation to see how to use GraphQLError

  • #1660  71554172 Thanks @saihaj ! - Update to the latest version of the envelop useMaskedError plugin.

    • Removed handleValidationErrors and handleParseErrors
    • Renamed formatError to maskError

    Checkout Envelop docs for more details 

  • #2091  1d508495 Thanks @ardatan ! - Export only specific utilities from @envelop/core.

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  • #1966  6e250209 Thanks @saihaj ! - Use @graphql-tools/executor as a default GraphQL Executor in favor of graphql-js.

  • #1497  1d7f810a Thanks @ardatan ! - Support a schema factory function that runs per request or a promise to be resolved before the first request.

    createYoga({
  schema(request: Request) {
    return getSchemaForToken(request.headers.get('x-my-token'))
  }
})
    async function buildSchemaAsync() {
  const typeDefs = await fs.promises.readFile('./schema.graphql', 'utf8')
  const resolvers = await import('./resolvers.js')
  return makeExecutableSchema({ typeDefs, resolvers })
}
 
createYoga({
  schema: buildSchemaAsync()
})

  • #1662  098e139f Thanks @ardatan ! - - Batching RFC support with batchingLimit option to enable batching with an exact limit of requests per batch.

    • New onParams hook that takes a single GraphQLParams object
    • Changes in onRequestParse and onRequestParseDone hook
    • Now onRequestParseDone receives the exact object that is passed by the request parser so it can be GraphQLParams or an array of GraphQLParams so use onParams if you need to manipulate batched execution params individually.

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  • #1997  8773a27f Thanks @saihaj ! - Defer and Stream Support

    See the docs for more information 

  • #2024  9f991a27 Thanks @enisdenjo ! - Ensure all parsing failures in GraphQLScalarType are caught and handled with 400 status code.

  • #1920  cebca219 Thanks @enisdenjo ! - Handle edge case where Content-Type header provides a list like;

    Content-Type: application/json, text/plain, */*

  • #1609  74e1f830 Thanks @enisdenjo ! - usePreventMutationViaGET doesn’t do assertion if it is not YogaContext, so it is possible to use Yoga’s Envelop instance with other server implementations like graphql-ws.

  • #1567  e7a47b56 Thanks @n1ru4l ! - Handle invalid POST body gracefully. Reject null, non-object bodies or invalid JSON bodies.

  • #1911  5f5b1160 Thanks @enisdenjo ! - Handle cases where user supplies a malformed/unexpected context. Preventing GraphQL Yoga to crash and existing prematurely.

  • 73e56068 Thanks @ardatan ! - Fix cancellation logic for defer/stream queries.

  • #1609  74e1f830 Thanks @enisdenjo ! - Expose readonly graphqlEndpoint in YogaServerInstance

    const yoga = createYoga({
  /*...*/
})
console.log(yoga.graphqlEndpoint) // /graphql by default

  • #1844  b079c93b Thanks @ardatan ! - All unexpected errors even if they are masked/wrapped The HTTP status code will be determined by the specific protocol the client is sending.

    “Unexpected error.” means an Error that is not an instance of GraphQLError or an instance of GraphQLError with an originalError that is not an instance of GraphQLError recursively.

  • #1988  b19a9104 Thanks @ardatan ! - Respect the order of mime types given in the accept header by the client.

  • #1616  1d5cde96 Thanks @ardatan ! - Allow the content type application/graphql-response+json as the Accept header value.

  • #1775  44878a5b Thanks @enisdenjo ! - Improve the context type for server and request context.

  • Updated dependencies [b2407c6a]:

    • @graphql-yoga/subscription@3.0.0

3.0.0-next.12

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3.0.0-next.11

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  • #2012  720898db Thanks @saihaj ! - Remove .inject method to mock testing. Users should replace to use fetch method for testing. Checkout our docs on testing https://www.the-guild.dev/graphql/yoga-server/v3/features/testing .

    import { createYoga } from 'graphql-yoga'
import { schema } from './schema'
 
const yoga = createYoga({ schema })
 
- const { response, executionResult } = await yoga.inject({
-   document: "query { ping }",
- })
 
+ const response = await yoga.fetch('http://localhost:4000/graphql', {
+   method: 'POST',
+   headers: {
+     'Content-Type': 'application/json',
+   },
+   body: JSON.stringify({
+     query: 'query { ping }',
+   }),
+ })
+ const executionResult = await response.json()
 
console.assert(response.status === 200, 'Response status should be 200')
console.assert(executionResult.data.ping === 'pong',`Expected 'pong'`)

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3.0.0-next.10

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3.0.0-next.9

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3.0.0-next.8

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3.0.0-next.7

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3.0.0-next.6

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3.0.0-next.5

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3.0.0-next.4

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  • #1844  b079c93b Thanks @ardatan ! - - All unexpected errors even if they are masked/wrapped, HTTP status code will be set to 500.

    “Unexpected error” means an Error that is not an instance of GraphQLError or an instance of GraphQLError with an originalError that is not an instance of GraphQLError recursively.

3.0.0-next.3

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3.0.0-next.2

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3.0.0-next.1

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3.0.0-next.0

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  • #1610  f4b23387 Thanks @ardatan ! - Pass the parsed request as-is and validate the final GraphQLParams in useCheckGraphQLParams

  • #1497  1d7f810a Thanks @ardatan ! - Support a schema factory function that runs per request or a promise to be resolved before the first request.

    createYoga({
  schema(request: Request) {
    return getSchemaForToken(request.headers.get('x-my-token'))
  }
})
    async function buildSchemaAsync() {
  const typeDefs = await fs.promises.readFile('./schema.graphql', 'utf8')
  const resolvers = await import('./resolvers.js')
  return makeExecutableSchema({ typeDefs, resolvers })
}
 
createYoga({
  schema: buildSchemaAsync()
})

  • #1662  098e139f Thanks @ardatan ! - - Batching RFC support with batchingLimit option to enable batching with an exact limit of requests per batch.

    • New onParams hook that takes a single GraphQLParams object
    • Changes in onRequestParse and onRequestParseDone hook
      • Now onRequestParseDone receives the exact object that is passed by the request parser so it can be GraphQLParams or an array of GraphQLParams so use onParams if you need to manipulate batched execution params individually.

Patch Changes

  • #1609  74e1f830 Thanks @enisdenjo ! - usePreventMutationViaGET doesn’t do assertion if it is not YogaContext, so it is possible to use Yoga’s Envelop instance with other server implementations like graphql-ws.

  • #1567  e7a47b56 Thanks @n1ru4l ! - Handle invalid POST body gracefully; - Reject null - Reject non-object body - Reject invalid JSON body

  • #1609  74e1f830 Thanks @enisdenjo ! - Expose readonly graphqlEndpoint in YogaServerInstance

    const yoga = createYoga({
  /*...*/
})
console.log(yoga.graphqlEndpoint) // /graphql by default

  • #1616  1d5cde96 Thanks @ardatan ! - Support application/graphql-response+json as Accepted content type for the response

  • Updated dependencies [b2407c6a]:

    • @graphql-yoga/subscription@3.0.0-next.0

2.13.11

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.11

2.13.10

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  • Updated dependencies [779b55ee]:
    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.10

2.13.9

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.9

2.13.8

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.8

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2.13.6

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  • eecf24c: Fix CommonJS TypeScript resolution with moduleResolution node16 or nodenext
  • Updated dependencies [eecf24c]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.6

2.13.5

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.5

2.13.4

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.4

2.13.3

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.3

2.13.2

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.2

2.13.1

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.1

2.13.0

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.13.0

2.12.0

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.12.0

2.11.2

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.11.2

2.11.1

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.11.1

2.11.0

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.11.0

2.10.0

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.10.0

2.9.2

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.9.2

2.9.1

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.9.1

2.9.0

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.9.0

2.8.0

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.8.0

2.7.0

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.7.0

2.6.1

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.6.1

2.6.0

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.6.0

2.5.0

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.5.0

2.4.1

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.4.1

2.4.0

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.4.0

2.3.0

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  • @graphql-yoga/node@2.3.0

2.2.1

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  • Updated dependencies [32e2e40]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.2.1

2.2.0

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.2.0

2.1.0

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    • @graphql-yoga/node@2.1.0

2.0.0

Major Changes

  • b6dd3f1: The goal is to provide a fully-featured, simple to set up, performant and extendable server. Some key features:

    • GraphQL-over-HTTP  spec compliant
    • Extend the GraphQL request flow using envelop
    • File uploads (via GraphQL multipart request specification)
    • GraphQL Subscriptions (using SSE )
    • Logging using Pino 
    • Improved TypeScript Support
    • Try out experimental GraphQL features such as @defer and @stream

  • de1693e: trigger release

Minor Changes

  • 6750eff: rename GraphQLServerError to GraphQLYogaError.

  • 0edf1f8: feat: options for GraphiQL

  • d414f95: BREAKING Set maskedErrors value to true by default for safer defaults.

    BREAKING Remove disableIntrospection. Please use useDisableIntrospection from @envelop/disable-introspection instead.

  • 36af58e: export renderGraphiQL function

  • bea2dcc: align envelop types

  • fc1f2c7: make options optional

  • fb894da: Rename createGraphQLServer to createServer

  • 1a20e1e: Export everything from @envelop/core and export GraphQLFile scalar

  • d078e84: Drop fastify and use node-http package

  • 6d60ebf: add tabs to GraphiQL

  • 9554f81: Add PubSub utility.

  • 95e0ac0: feat: remove unnecessary Upload scalar types

  • dcaea56: add missing tslib dependency

Patch Changes

  • 6effd5d: fix(node): handle response cancellation correctly

  • 3d54829: enhance: move W3C changes

  • 0edf1f8: feat(cli): binds GraphQL Config to GraphQL Yoga

  • a10a16c: Node Server implementation has been moved to @graphql-yoga/node package.

    CLI implementation has been moved to graphql-yoga package.

  • 5b6f025: feat(yoga-cli): fallback to default schema and add mock parameter

  • Updated dependencies [d414f95]

  • Updated dependencies [133f8e9]

  • Updated dependencies [14c93a7]

  • Updated dependencies [ec777b1]

  • Updated dependencies [dcaea56]

  • Updated dependencies [b0b244b]

  • Updated dependencies [cfec14b]

  • Updated dependencies [433558f]

  • Updated dependencies [3c82b57]

  • Updated dependencies [f5f06f4]

  • Updated dependencies [dcaea56]

  • Updated dependencies [8ab60cf]

  • Updated dependencies [433558f]

  • Updated dependencies [5fba736]

  • Updated dependencies [62e8c07]

  • Updated dependencies [ce60a48]

  • Updated dependencies [a8b619b]

  • Updated dependencies [6d60ebf]

  • Updated dependencies [44ad1b3]

  • Updated dependencies [0424fe3]

  • Updated dependencies [de1693e]

  • Updated dependencies [d60f79f]

  • Updated dependencies [dcaea56]

  • Updated dependencies [daeea82]

  • Updated dependencies [a10a16c]

    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0

2.0.0-beta.8

Minor Changes

  • 6d60ebf: add tabs to GraphiQL

Patch Changes

  • 5b6f025: feat(yoga-cli): fallback to default schema and add mock parameter
  • Updated dependencies [3c82b57]
  • Updated dependencies [6d60ebf]
  • Updated dependencies [0424fe3]
  • Updated dependencies [d60f79f]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-beta.8

2.0.0-beta.7

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [14c93a7]
  • Updated dependencies [ec777b1]
  • Updated dependencies [8ab60cf]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-beta.7

2.0.0-beta.6

Patch Changes

  • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-beta.6

2.0.0-beta.5

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [cfec14b]
  • Updated dependencies [5fba736]
  • Updated dependencies [44ad1b3]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-beta.5

2.0.0-beta.4

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [433558f]
  • Updated dependencies [433558f]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-beta.4

2.0.0-beta.3

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [62e8c07]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-beta.3

2.0.0-beta.2

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [daeea82]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.0.1-beta.2

2.0.0-beta.1

Patch Changes

  • @graphql-yoga/node@0.0.1-beta.1

2.0.0-beta.0

Major Changes

  • de1693e: trigger release

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [de1693e]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.0.1-beta.0

2.0.0-alpha.12

Minor Changes

  • dcaea56: add missing tslib dependency

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [133f8e9]
  • Updated dependencies [dcaea56]
  • Updated dependencies [f5f06f4]
  • Updated dependencies [dcaea56]
  • Updated dependencies [ce60a48]
  • Updated dependencies [dcaea56]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-alpha.4

2.0.0-alpha.11

Patch Changes

  • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-alpha.3

2.0.0-alpha.10

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [b0b244b]
    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-alpha.2

2.0.0-alpha.9

Patch Changes

  • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-alpha.1

2.0.0-alpha.8

Minor Changes

Patch Changes

  • 6effd5d: fix(node): handle response cancellation correctly

  • a10a16c: Node Server implementation has been moved to @graphql-yoga/node package.

    CLI implementation has been moved to graphql-yoga package.

  • Updated dependencies [d414f95]

  • Updated dependencies [a10a16c]

    • @graphql-yoga/node@0.1.0-alpha.0

2.0.0-alpha.7

Patch Changes

  • 3d54829: enhance: move W3C changes
  • Updated dependencies [3d54829]
    • @graphql-yoga/common@0.2.0-alpha.6
    • @graphql-yoga/handler@0.2.0-alpha.3

2.0.0-alpha.6

Minor Changes

  • 36af58e: export renderGraphiQL function

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [36af58e]
    • @graphql-yoga/common@0.2.0-alpha.5
    • @graphql-yoga/handler@0.2.0-alpha.2

2.0.0-alpha.5

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [d2c2d18]
    • @graphql-yoga/common@0.2.0-alpha.4

2.0.0-alpha.4

Minor Changes

  • fb894da: Rename createGraphQLServer to createServer

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [e99ec3e]
  • Updated dependencies [fb894da]
    • @graphql-yoga/subscription@0.1.0-alpha.0
    • @graphql-yoga/common@0.2.0-alpha.3

2.0.0-alpha.3

Minor Changes

  • 0edf1f8: feat: options for GraphiQL
  • 1a20e1e: Export everything from @envelop/core and export GraphQLFile scalar
  • 9554f81: Add PubSub utility.
  • 95e0ac0: feat: remove unnecessary Upload scalar types

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [0edf1f8]
  • Updated dependencies [95e0ac0]
    • @graphql-yoga/common@0.2.0-alpha.2
    • @graphql-yoga/handler@0.2.0-alpha.1

2.0.0-alpha.2

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [5de1acf]
    • @graphql-yoga/common@0.2.0-alpha.1

2.0.0-alpha.1

Minor Changes

  • d078e84: Drop fastify and use node-http package

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [d078e84]
  • Updated dependencies [d8f8a81]
    • @graphql-yoga/common@0.2.0-alpha.0
    • @graphql-yoga/handler@0.2.0-alpha.0

2.0.0-alpha.0

Major Changes

  • b6dd3f1: The goal is to provide a fully-featured, simple to set up, performant and extendable server. Some key features:
    • GraphQL-over-HTTP  spec compliant
    • Extend the GraphQL request flow using envelop
    • File uploads (via GraphQL multipart request specification)
    • GraphQL Subscriptions (using SSE )
    • Logging using Pino 
    • Improved TypeScript Support
    • Try out experimental GraphQL features such as @defer and @stream