How to generate dynamic path value for a graphql query response using GraphQL.NET?
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I have REST API (api/tax/v1/countries) with the following response. In the below the pngimagePath and svgimagePath properties are pointing to the image type endpoints(api/tax/v1/country/Country1/{FlagPNG or FlagSVG})
The paths are generated dynamically in this case.
{
"countries": [
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country1",
"displayNameShort": "Country1",
"providerName": "Testing",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "1",
"name": "Country1",
"path": "Country1",
"completeResponse": true
},
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/5/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/406/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country2",
"displayNameShort": "Country2",
"providerName": "Testing one",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "2",
"name": "Country2",
"path": "Country2",
"completeResponse": true
}
],
"authorised": false,
"userMessage": ""
}
// Code to generate the image path
var apiPath = _appSettings.Value.ApiPath + "country/";
result.Countries.AddRange(rawCountries.Select(country => new DTO.CountryDTO {
PNGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.PngImageId}/image/{country.PngImageType}" , SVGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.SvgImageId}/image/{country.SvgImageType}" , } ) ) ;
I want to generate the image path using GraphQL.NET.
Can anyone help me to know how to implement this feature
c# asp.net-core-2.0 graphql-dotnet
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
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I have REST API (api/tax/v1/countries) with the following response. In the below the pngimagePath and svgimagePath properties are pointing to the image type endpoints(api/tax/v1/country/Country1/{FlagPNG or FlagSVG})
The paths are generated dynamically in this case.
{
"countries": [
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country1",
"displayNameShort": "Country1",
"providerName": "Testing",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "1",
"name": "Country1",
"path": "Country1",
"completeResponse": true
},
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/5/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/406/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country2",
"displayNameShort": "Country2",
"providerName": "Testing one",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "2",
"name": "Country2",
"path": "Country2",
"completeResponse": true
}
],
"authorised": false,
"userMessage": ""
}
// Code to generate the image path
var apiPath = _appSettings.Value.ApiPath + "country/";
result.Countries.AddRange(rawCountries.Select(country => new DTO.CountryDTO {
PNGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.PngImageId}/image/{country.PngImageType}" , SVGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.SvgImageId}/image/{country.SvgImageType}" , } ) ) ;
I want to generate the image path using GraphQL.NET.
Can anyone help me to know how to implement this feature
c# asp.net-core-2.0 graphql-dotnet
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
What do you mean by generate image path? Doesapi/tax/v1/countriescallGraphQL.NET? Have you usedGraphQL.NETor you want to migrate web api to it?
– Tao Zhou
Nov 28 '18 at 2:14
I am in the process of migrating the existing REST APIs to GraphQL endpoint using GraphQL.NET. In the existing response as mentioned in my query there is "pngimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG" and "svgimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG". As part of the graphql response for this query I also need to expose these properties also. Can you please help me to know how to accomplish this implementation
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:02
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I have REST API (api/tax/v1/countries) with the following response. In the below the pngimagePath and svgimagePath properties are pointing to the image type endpoints(api/tax/v1/country/Country1/{FlagPNG or FlagSVG})
The paths are generated dynamically in this case.
{
"countries": [
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country1",
"displayNameShort": "Country1",
"providerName": "Testing",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "1",
"name": "Country1",
"path": "Country1",
"completeResponse": true
},
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/5/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/406/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country2",
"displayNameShort": "Country2",
"providerName": "Testing one",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "2",
"name": "Country2",
"path": "Country2",
"completeResponse": true
}
],
"authorised": false,
"userMessage": ""
}
// Code to generate the image path
var apiPath = _appSettings.Value.ApiPath + "country/";
result.Countries.AddRange(rawCountries.Select(country => new DTO.CountryDTO {
PNGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.PngImageId}/image/{country.PngImageType}" , SVGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.SvgImageId}/image/{country.SvgImageType}" , } ) ) ;
I want to generate the image path using GraphQL.NET.
Can anyone help me to know how to implement this feature
c# asp.net-core-2.0 graphql-dotnet
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
I have REST API (api/tax/v1/countries) with the following response. In the below the pngimagePath and svgimagePath properties are pointing to the image type endpoints(api/tax/v1/country/Country1/{FlagPNG or FlagSVG})
The paths are generated dynamically in this case.
{
"countries": [
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country1",
"displayNameShort": "Country1",
"providerName": "Testing",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "1",
"name": "Country1",
"path": "Country1",
"completeResponse": true
},
{
"pngimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/5/image/FlagPNG",
"svgimagePath": "https://test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country2/406/image/FlagSVG",
"displayName": "Country2",
"displayNameShort": "Country2",
"providerName": "Testing one",
"providerTerms": null,
"uuid": "2",
"name": "Country2",
"path": "Country2",
"completeResponse": true
}
],
"authorised": false,
"userMessage": ""
}
// Code to generate the image path
var apiPath = _appSettings.Value.ApiPath + "country/";
result.Countries.AddRange(rawCountries.Select(country => new DTO.CountryDTO {
PNGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.PngImageId}/image/{country.PngImageType}" , SVGImagePath = $"{apiPath}{Helper.ReplaceChars(country.DefaultDisplayName)}/{country.SvgImageId}/image/{country.SvgImageType}" , } ) ) ;
I want to generate the image path using GraphQL.NET.
Can anyone help me to know how to implement this feature
c# asp.net-core-2.0 graphql-dotnet
c# asp.net-core-2.0 graphql-dotnet
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
asked Nov 27 '18 at 18:53
santosh kumar patrosantosh kumar patro
1,89682660
1,89682660
What do you mean by generate image path? Doesapi/tax/v1/countriescallGraphQL.NET? Have you usedGraphQL.NETor you want to migrate web api to it?
– Tao Zhou
Nov 28 '18 at 2:14
I am in the process of migrating the existing REST APIs to GraphQL endpoint using GraphQL.NET. In the existing response as mentioned in my query there is "pngimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG" and "svgimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG". As part of the graphql response for this query I also need to expose these properties also. Can you please help me to know how to accomplish this implementation
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:02
add a comment |
What do you mean by generate image path? Doesapi/tax/v1/countriescallGraphQL.NET? Have you usedGraphQL.NETor you want to migrate web api to it?
– Tao Zhou
Nov 28 '18 at 2:14
I am in the process of migrating the existing REST APIs to GraphQL endpoint using GraphQL.NET. In the existing response as mentioned in my query there is "pngimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG" and "svgimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG". As part of the graphql response for this query I also need to expose these properties also. Can you please help me to know how to accomplish this implementation
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:02
What do you mean by generate image path? Does
api/tax/v1/countries call GraphQL.NET? Have you used GraphQL.NET or you want to migrate web api to it?– Tao Zhou
Nov 28 '18 at 2:14
What do you mean by generate image path? Does
api/tax/v1/countries call GraphQL.NET? Have you used GraphQL.NET or you want to migrate web api to it?– Tao Zhou
Nov 28 '18 at 2:14
I am in the process of migrating the existing REST APIs to GraphQL endpoint using GraphQL.NET. In the existing response as mentioned in my query there is "pngimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG" and "svgimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG". As part of the graphql response for this query I also need to expose these properties also. Can you please help me to know how to accomplish this implementation
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:02
I am in the process of migrating the existing REST APIs to GraphQL endpoint using GraphQL.NET. In the existing response as mentioned in my query there is "pngimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG" and "svgimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG". As part of the graphql response for this query I also need to expose these properties also. Can you please help me to know how to accomplish this implementation
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:02
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For pngimagePath which is generated based on country, you could define a new field with resolve to generate the value for pngimagePath.
public class PlayerType : ObjectGraphType<Player>
{
public PlayerType(ISkaterStatisticRepository skaterStatisticRepository)
{
Field(x => x.Id);
Field(x => x.Name, true);
Field(x => x.BirthPlace);
Field(x => x.Height);
Field(x => x.WeightLbs);
Field<StringGraphType>("pngimagePath", resolve: context => $"{context.Source.Name} {context.Source.BirthDate} {context.Source.BirthPlace}");
}
}
answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
6,92331332
Thanks much for your inputs :). It helped me a lot. I will implement it.
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:50
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For pngimagePath which is generated based on country, you could define a new field with resolve to generate the value for pngimagePath.
public class PlayerType : ObjectGraphType<Player>
{
public PlayerType(ISkaterStatisticRepository skaterStatisticRepository)
{
Field(x => x.Id);
Field(x => x.Name, true);
Field(x => x.BirthPlace);
Field(x => x.Height);
Field(x => x.WeightLbs);
Field<StringGraphType>("pngimagePath", resolve: context => $"{context.Source.Name} {context.Source.BirthDate} {context.Source.BirthPlace}");
}
}
answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
6,92331332
Thanks much for your inputs :). It helped me a lot. I will implement it.
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:50
add a comment |
1
For pngimagePath which is generated based on country, you could define a new field with resolve to generate the value for pngimagePath.
public class PlayerType : ObjectGraphType<Player>
{
public PlayerType(ISkaterStatisticRepository skaterStatisticRepository)
{
Field(x => x.Id);
Field(x => x.Name, true);
Field(x => x.BirthPlace);
Field(x => x.Height);
Field(x => x.WeightLbs);
Field<StringGraphType>("pngimagePath", resolve: context => $"{context.Source.Name} {context.Source.BirthDate} {context.Source.BirthPlace}");
}
}
answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
6,92331332
Thanks much for your inputs :). It helped me a lot. I will implement it.
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:50
add a comment |
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1
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For pngimagePath which is generated based on country, you could define a new field with resolve to generate the value for pngimagePath.
public class PlayerType : ObjectGraphType<Player>
{
public PlayerType(ISkaterStatisticRepository skaterStatisticRepository)
{
Field(x => x.Id);
Field(x => x.Name, true);
Field(x => x.BirthPlace);
Field(x => x.Height);
Field(x => x.WeightLbs);
Field<StringGraphType>("pngimagePath", resolve: context => $"{context.Source.Name} {context.Source.BirthDate} {context.Source.BirthPlace}");
}
}
answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
6,92331332
For pngimagePath which is generated based on country, you could define a new field with resolve to generate the value for pngimagePath.
public class PlayerType : ObjectGraphType<Player>
{
public PlayerType(ISkaterStatisticRepository skaterStatisticRepository)
{
Field(x => x.Id);
Field(x => x.Name, true);
Field(x => x.BirthPlace);
Field(x => x.Height);
Field(x => x.WeightLbs);
Field<StringGraphType>("pngimagePath", resolve: context => $"{context.Source.Name} {context.Source.BirthDate} {context.Source.BirthPlace}");
}
}
answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
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answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
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answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
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answered Nov 28 '18 at 7:33
Tao ZhouTao Zhou
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Thanks much for your inputs :). It helped me a lot. I will implement it.
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:50
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Thanks much for your inputs :). It helped me a lot. I will implement it.
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:50
Thanks much for your inputs :). It helped me a lot. I will implement it.
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:50
Thanks much for your inputs :). It helped me a lot. I will implement it.
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Nov 28 '18 at 7:50
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What do you mean by generate image path? Does
api/tax/v1/countriescallGraphQL.NET? Have you usedGraphQL.NETor you want to migrate web api to it?– Tao Zhou
Nov 28 '18 at 2:14
I am in the process of migrating the existing REST APIs to GraphQL endpoint using GraphQL.NET. In the existing response as mentioned in my query there is "pngimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/4/image/FlagPNG" and "svgimagePath": "test.com/api/tax/v1/country/Country1/405/image/FlagSVG". As part of the graphql response for this query I also need to expose these properties also. Can you please help me to know how to accomplish this implementation
– santosh kumar patro
Nov 28 '18 at 7:02