Create a WSGI Application for a GraphQL schema.
Usage
Use the GraphQLApplication from wsgi_graphql.
from wsgi_graphql import GraphQLApplication
application = GraphQLApplication(schema)
Options
schema: GraphQLSchema to serve with this application.
execute_options: Dictionary of options to be passed to graphql.execute via graphql_server.run_http_query. If the dictionary values are callable they will be called (see example below).
format_error: Function to format errors (defaults to graphql_server.default_format_error).
encode: Function to encode dictionary (defaults to graphql_server.json_encode).
All execute_options can be callable (i.e. functions) and will receive the current environ as an argument. This can be used for tasks like parsing authentication tokens and inserting results as context_value.
This snippet from the example.py sets the context_value to a dictionary containing the value of the request header greet.
application = GraphQLApplication(schema, execute_options={
'context_value': lambda environ: {
'greet': environ.get('HTTP_GREET')
}
})
This curl command will return {"data":{"hello":"world"}}.
curl --request POST\
--url http://localhost:8080\
--header 'Content-Type: application/graphql'\
--header 'greet: world'\
--data 'query {hello}'
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