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func ProcessGraph ¶
ProcessGraph processes the SubGraph instance accumulating result for the query from different instances. Note: taskQuery is nil for root node.
Types ¶
type Codec ¶ added in v0.4.3
type Codec struct{}
Codec implements the custom codec interface.
type Latency ¶
type Latency struct { Start time.Time `json:"-"` Parsing time.Duration `json:"query_parsing"` Processing time.Duration `json:"processing"` Json time.Duration `json:"json_conversion"` ProtocolBuffer time.Duration `json:"pb_conversion"` }
Latency is used to keep track of the latency involved in parsing and processing the query. It also contains information about the time it took to convert the result into a format(JSON/Protocol Buffer) that the client expects.
type SubGraph ¶
type SubGraph struct { Attr string Params params // SrcUIDs is a list of unique source UIDs. They are always copies of destUIDs // of parent nodes in GraphQL structure. SrcUIDs *task.List SrcFunc []string FilterOp string Filters []*SubGraph Children []*SubGraph // destUIDs is a list of destination UIDs, after applying filters, pagination. DestUIDs *task.List // contains filtered or unexported fields }
SubGraph is the way to represent data internally. It contains both the query and the response. Once generated, this can then be encoded to other client convenient formats, like GraphQL / JSON.
func ProcessQuery ¶ added in v0.7.2
func ToSubGraph ¶
ToSubGraph converts the GraphQuery into the internal SubGraph instance type.
func (*SubGraph) DebugPrint ¶ added in v0.7.0
DebugPrint prints out the SubGraph tree in a nice format for debugging purposes.