Infrastructure for composed supergraphs
The present disclosure relates generally to Internet of Things (IoT)-type devices and, more particularly, to infrastructure for composed supergraphs.
1. A method, comprising:
generating, utilizing at least one processor and a memory of a computing device, a particular supergraph schema based at least in part on a plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas; and
determining, at build time utilizing the at least one processor, whether one or more graph routings exist for individual queries of interest of a plurality of queries of interest against the particular supergraph schema, including:
identifying one or more type conversions and/or determining one or more edges in the particular supergraph schema wherein source and destination types are not identical;
validating the one or more identified type conversions between one or more source types and one or more destination types, including discovering one or more reachable types from the one or more source types and finding one or more reachable fields from the one or more source types at least in part via collecting one or more fields associated with the one or more discovered reachable types; and
specifying that the particular supergraph schema is valid responsive at least in part to successful validation of the one or more identified type conversions.
2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the generating the particular supergraph schema comprises enabling a plurality of root query graph routings wherein more than one of the plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas include a root query node.
3. The method of claim 1 , wherein the plurality of queries of interest comprise a plurality of theoretically possible queries of interest pertaining to the plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas.
4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the plurality of theoretically possible queries of interest pertaining to the plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas comprise all theoretically possible queries pertaining to the statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas.
5. The method of claim 1 , wherein the validating the one or more identified type conversions further comprises determining whether all fields in the one or more destination types are contained in a set comprising the one or more discovered reachable types.
6. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:
generating one or more recommendations with respect to curing a particular graph routing determined to not exist for one or more of the individual queries of the plurality of queries and/or automatically generating a new supergraph schema to cure the particular graph routing determined to not exist for the one or more of the individual queries of the plurality of queries.
7. An apparatus, comprising:
at least one processor coupled to a memory to:
generate a particular supergraph schema based at least in part on a plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas; and
determine at build time whether one or more graph routings exist for individual queries of interest of a plurality of queries of interest against the particular supergraph schema, including the at least one processor to:
identify one or more type conversions and/or determine one or more edges in the particular supergraph schema wherein source and destination types are not identical;
validate the one or more identified type conversions between one or more source types and one or more destination types, to include discovery of one or more reachable types from the one or more source types and determination of one or more reachable fields from the one or more source types at least in part via collection of one or more fields associated with the one or more discovered reachable types; and
specify that the particular supergraph schema is valid responsive at least in part to successful validation of the one or more identified type conversions.
8. The apparatus of claim 7 , wherein, to generate the particular supergraph schema, the at least one processor to enable a plurality of root query graph routings wherein more than one of the plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas include a root query node.
9. The apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the plurality of queries of interest to comprise all theoretically possible queries of interest to pertain to the plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas.
10. The apparatus of claim 7 , wherein, to validate the one or more identified type conversions, the at least one processor is further to determine whether all fields in the one or more destination types are contained in a set comprising the one or more discovered reachable types.
11. The apparatus of claim 7 , wherein the at least one processor further to:
generate one or more recommendations with respect to curing a particular graph routing determined to not exist for one or more of the individual queries of the plurality of queries and/or automatically generate a new supergraph schema to cure the particular routing determined to not exist for the one or more of the individual queries of the plurality of queries.
12. An article, comprising: a non-transitory storage medium having stored thereon instructions executable by a computing device comprising a processor coupled to a memory to:
generate a particular supergraph schema based at least in part on a plurality of statically composed GraphQL subgraph schemas; and
determine at build time whether one or more graph routings exist for individual queries of interest of a plurality of queries of interest against the particular supergraph schema, including the at least one processor to:
identify one or more type conversions and/or determine one or more edges in the particular supergraph schema wherein source and destination types are not identical;
validate the one or more identified type conversions between one or more source types and one or more destination types, to include discovery of one or more reachable types from the one or more source types and determination of one or more reachable fields from the one or more source types at least in part via collection of one or more fields associated with the one or more discovered reachable types; and
specify that the particular supergraph schema is valid responsive at least in part to successful validation of the one or more identified type conversions.