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  • New Features

    • Introduced new type mappings for improved flexibility and type safety.
    • Added a joinParts function for constructing ID strings more efficiently.
    • Implemented a new getDerivedTypes function for better retrieval of derived types from schemas.
  • Refactor

    • Streamlined existing mapping functions to reduce redundancy and enhance clarity.

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The changes primarily focus on enhancing the src/introspection/utils.ts file by introducing new generic types and refactoring existing functions for improved type mapping and code modularity. A new Mapper<T, R> type is defined to standardize mapping functions, while a Payload<T, R> type encapsulates mapping parameters. The joinParts function is added to streamline ID string construction. Several mapping functions are refactored to utilize the new types and a helper function, improving clarity and maintainability by reducing code redundancy and enhancing type safety.

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File Change Summary
src/introspection/utils.ts - Added type Mapper<T, R> for mapping functions.
- Added type Payload<T, R> for mapping operation parameters.
- Updated function signatures for typeNameToId, mapFields, mapPossibleTypes, mapDerivedTypes, and mapInterfaces to use Mapper.
- Introduced joinParts function for ID string construction.
- Refactored mapping functions to reduce redundancy and improve type safety.
- Added getDerivedTypes function for retrieving derived types from a schema.

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src/introspection/utils.ts (7)

12-17: Introduction of generic types Mapper and Payload enhances modularity

The addition of Mapper and Payload types standardizes mapping functions and encapsulates mapping parameters, improving code clarity and reusability.


21-22: Addition of joinParts function centralizes ID construction

The joinParts function consolidates ID string construction, promoting consistency and reducing duplication in ID generation.


26-27: Refactored typeNameToId to utilize joinParts

Updating typeNameToId to use joinParts enhances consistency in ID generation across the codebase.


45-58: Introduction of mapItems function reduces code duplication

The new mapItems helper function centralizes the mapping logic, improving maintainability and reducing redundancy in the mapping functions.


62-72: Refactored mapFields to leverage mapItems and Mapper

The mapFields function now utilizes mapItems and the Mapper type, simplifying the logic and enhancing code consistency.


77-85: Refactored mapPossibleTypes to utilize mapItems and Mapper

By using mapItems and the Mapper type, mapPossibleTypes becomes more streamlined and maintainable.


104-114: Refactored mapInterfaces to use mapItems and Mapper

Updating mapInterfaces to leverage mapItems and the Mapper type enhances consistency and reduces code duplication.

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mapper: Mapper<GraphQLObjectType | GraphQLInterfaceType, R>
) {
if (!isInterfaceType(type)) return [];

return mapItems({
items: getDerivedTypes(schema, type),
mapper,
idParts: ["DERIVED_TYPE", type.name],
});
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Suggestion: Adjust type parameter to GraphQLInterfaceType in mapDerivedTypes

Since mapDerivedTypes is applicable only to interface types, narrowing the type parameter enhances type safety and eliminates unnecessary type checks.

Apply this diff to refine the parameter type and remove redundant checks:

-export function mapDerivedTypes<R>(
-  schema: GraphQLSchema,
-  type: GraphQLNamedType,
-  mapper: Mapper<GraphQLObjectType | GraphQLInterfaceType, R>
-) {
-  if (!isInterfaceType(type)) return [];
+export function mapDerivedTypes<R>(
+  schema: GraphQLSchema,
+  type: GraphQLInterfaceType,
+  mapper: Mapper<GraphQLObjectType | GraphQLInterfaceType, R>
+) {

   return mapItems({
     items: getDerivedTypes(schema, type),
     mapper,
     idParts: ["DERIVED_TYPE", type.name],
   });
 }
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mapper: Mapper<GraphQLObjectType | GraphQLInterfaceType, R>
) {
if (!isInterfaceType(type)) return [];
return mapItems({
items: getDerivedTypes(schema, type),
mapper,
idParts: ["DERIVED_TYPE", type.name],
});
mapper: Mapper<GraphQLObjectType | GraphQLInterfaceType, R>
) {
return mapItems({
items: getDerivedTypes(schema, type),
mapper,
idParts: ["DERIVED_TYPE", type.name],
});

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