Add typed TypeScript client for the GraphQL endpoint - #8
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Generates a genql query-builder client from the live schema at /v1/graphql (introspection) into typescript-graphql/, wired into make all / make clean so the daily update workflow keeps it fresh. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0165cQFpeEXPoGpwJw3vEWtP
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a generated, typed TypeScript GraphQL client for the Deadlock API. It includes the schema, query builder, runtime fetcher with batching, package configuration, Makefile integration, cleanup rules, and installation documentation. ChangesTypeScript GraphQL client
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This adds a typed GraphQL client, but concurrent requests can fail against the default endpoint, consumers on the declared TypeScript range may be unable to build it, and configurable transport options can send API keys or query data to unintended or cleartext destinations. The PR should not merge until the batching and compatibility issues are fixed and the transport behavior is secured or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Application
participant Client
participant QueryBuilder
participant Fetcher
participant GraphQLAPI
Application->>Client: createClient(options)
Application->>Client: query(selection)
Client->>QueryBuilder: generateGraphqlOperation(selection)
QueryBuilder-->>Client: GraphQL operation and variables
Client->>Fetcher: execute operation
Fetcher->>GraphQLAPI: POST /v1/graphql
GraphQLAPI-->>Fetcher: data or GraphQL errors
Fetcher-->>Client: typed result or GenqlError
Client-->>Application: query promise result
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3-3: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the repository overview to include GraphQL generation.
The new
typescript-graphql/client is generated from the GraphQL schema, but Line 3 says that all clients are generated from the OpenAPI specification. Update the sentence to mention both OpenAPI and GraphQL sources.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/batcher.ts`:
- Line 44: Disable batching for the default endpoint by setting shouldBatch to
false in the batching flow around dispatchQueueBatch, so queued operations are
sent individually and avoid UnsupportedBatch failures; preserve batching only
for endpoints that explicitly support array payloads.
In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/fetcher.ts`:
- Line 44: Update the fetcher around the fetchImpl call to reject non-HTTPS URLs
whenever an X-API-Key header is present, including HeadersInit variants. Ensure
the request fails before fetchImpl is invoked, while preserving existing
behavior for HTTPS requests and requests without the API key.
- Line 51: Update createFetcher’s request initialization so the fixed POST
method and request body cannot be overridden by ClientOptions values from rest;
place the spread before those fixed fields or exclude method from the forwarded
options while preserving POST behavior.
- Line 47: Update the header construction in the fetcher to normalize
ClientOptions.headers with new Headers(headersObject) before merging. Preserve
Headers instances and tuple-array inputs, and add Content-Type only when the
normalized headers do not already contain it.
In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/generateGraphqlOperation.ts`:
- Line 44: Update the argument-name handling around argNames in
generateGraphqlOperation to exclude keys whose values are undefined before
generating variables and argument references. Preserve explicitly provided
non-undefined arguments and allow omitted undefined arguments to use the GraphQL
field default without declaring a variable.
In `@typescript-graphql/tsconfig.json`:
- Line 5: Align the TypeScript dependency range in package.json with the
moduleResolution setting in tsconfig.json: either require TypeScript 5.x, which
supports "bundler", or change the resolver to one supported by the existing
TypeScript 4.x range.
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 3: Update the repository overview sentence in README.md to state that
client libraries are generated from both the OpenAPI specification and the
GraphQL schema, while preserving the existing description of the supported
generated clients.
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| * @param {Queue} queue - the list of requests to batch | ||
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| function dispatchQueueBatch(client: QueryBatcher, queue: Queue): void { | ||
| let batchedQuery: any = queue.map((item) => item.request) |
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'https://api.deadlock-api.com/v1/graphql'
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printf '%s\n' '--- single request ---'
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-w '\nHTTP %{http_code}\n' "$url"
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Disable batching for the default endpoint.
The endpoint returns UnsupportedBatch with HTTP 400 for array payloads, while single requests succeed. dispatchQueueBatch then rejects every queued operation when the batch request fails. Set shouldBatch to false or use an endpoint that supports this protocol.
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In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/batcher.ts` at line 44, Disable batching for
the default endpoint by setting shouldBatch to false in the batching flow around
dispatchQueueBatch, so queued operations are sent individually and avoid
UnsupportedBatch failures; preserve batching only for endpoints that explicitly
support array payloads.
| ) | ||
| } | ||
| let fetchImpl = _fetch || fetch | ||
| const res = await fetchImpl(url!, { |
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fd -i 'package.json|tsconfig*.json|.*\.d\.ts$' typescript-graphql
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Reject non-HTTPS URLs when sending X-API-Key.
ClientOptions accepts an http: URL and HeadersInit values. The fetcher passes both to fetch without a transport check, exposing the key to on-path attackers.
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In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/fetcher.ts` at line 44, Update the fetcher
around the fetchImpl call to reject non-HTTPS URLs whenever an X-API-Key header
is present, including HeadersInit variants. Ensure the request fails before
fetchImpl is invoked, while preserving existing behavior for HTTPS requests and
requests without the API key.
| const res = await fetchImpl(url!, { | ||
| headers: { | ||
| 'Content-Type': 'application/json', | ||
| ...headersObject, |
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headers: new Headers([['X-API-Key', key]]),
tuples: [['X-API-Key', key]],
record: {'X-API-Key': key},
};
for (const [name, value] of Object.entries(cases)) {
const spread = {...value};
const request = new Request('https://example.test', {
headers: {'Content-Type': 'application/json', ...spread},
});
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Normalize HeadersInit before merging headers.
ClientOptions.headers accepts HeadersInit, but object spread preserves only record-shaped headers. Headers instances and tuple arrays therefore lose the configured header before fetchImpl receives it. Use new Headers(headersObject) and add Content-Type only when absent.
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In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/fetcher.ts` at line 47, Update the header
construction in the fetcher to normalize ClientOptions.headers with new
Headers(headersObject) before merging. Preserve Headers instances and
tuple-array inputs, and add Content-Type only when the normalized headers do not
already contain it.
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| method: 'POST', | ||
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🌐 Web query:
Fetch API RequestInit method GET body forbidden request body specification
💡 Result:
In the Fetch API, it is explicitly forbidden to include a request body when using the GET or HEAD methods [1][2]. The Fetch Standard specification mandates that if a Request object is initialized with a non-null body and the method is set to GET or HEAD, the implementation must throw a TypeError [1][2]. This restriction is enforced by the Request constructor logic [1][2]. While the broader HTTP specification does not strictly prohibit request bodies for GET requests, it notes that such payloads have no defined semantics and may be rejected by servers or cause issues with intermediaries (e.g., security risks, request smuggling, or cache conflicts) [3][4]. The Fetch API enforces this prohibition to ensure security, consistency, and interoperability across the web platform [1][2][4]. If you encounter this restriction, standard workarounds include moving data into the URL as query parameters [5] or using a different HTTP method if the API design allows it. In environments outside of the browser, such as Node.js, some developers may use alternative libraries (like axios) that do not enforce the same strict Fetch API validation [1][4].
Citations:
- 1: GitHub issue 551 in whatwg/fetch (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 2: GitHub issue 1705 in whatwg/fetch (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 3: https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-webapps-github/2023May/0014.html
- 4: GitHub issue 83 in whatwg/fetch (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Fetch_API/Using_Fetch
Prevent RequestInit.method from overriding POST.
ClientOptions includes RequestInit.method, and createClient forwards it to createFetcher. Since rest follows method: 'POST', createClient({ method: 'GET' }) creates a GET request with a body, which the Fetch API rejects. Move ...rest before the fixed method and body, or omit method from ClientOptions.
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In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/fetcher.ts` at line 51, Update createFetcher’s
request initialization so the fixed POST method and request body cannot be
overridden by ClientOptions values from rest; place the spread before those
fixed fields or exclude method from the forwarded options while preserving POST
behavior.
| const args: any = request.__args | ||
| let fields: Request | undefined = { ...request } | ||
| delete fields.__args | ||
| const argNames = Object.keys(args) |
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Omit arguments whose value is undefined.
Args permits undefined, but Object.keys(args) retains an explicitly present key. For { __args: { limit: undefined } }, this code emits limit:$v1 and declares $v1:Int!. The fetcher then omits v1 during JSON.stringify, so the server rejects the missing non-null variable instead of applying the limit = 100 field default.
Proposed fix
- const argNames = Object.keys(args)
+ const argNames = Object.keys(args).filter(
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| const argNames = Object.keys(args) | |
| const argNames = Object.keys(args).filter( | |
| (argName) => args[argName] !== undefined, | |
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In `@typescript-graphql/src/runtime/generateGraphqlOperation.ts` at line 44,
Update the argument-name handling around argNames in generateGraphqlOperation to
exclude keys whose values are undefined before generating variables and argument
references. Preserve explicitly provided non-undefined arguments and allow
omitted undefined arguments to use the GraphQL field default without declaring a
variable.
| "compilerOptions": { | ||
| "target": "ES2020", | ||
| "module": "ES2020", | ||
| "moduleResolution": "bundler", |
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Align the TypeScript range with moduleResolution: "bundler".
typescript-graphql/package.json permits TypeScript 4.x, but TypeScript 4.9 rejects this option with TS6046. Restrict the range to TypeScript 5.x or use a resolver supported by the declared range.
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In `@typescript-graphql/tsconfig.json` at line 5, Align the TypeScript dependency
range in package.json with the moduleResolution setting in tsconfig.json: either
require TypeScript 5.x, which supports "bundler", or change the resolver to one
supported by the existing TypeScript 4.x range.
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typescript-graphql/: a fully typed TypeScript client forPOST /v1/graphql, generated with genql from the live schema via introspection.Why genql
The rest of this repo generates clients from a spec with no hand-written code per client. genql fits that model for GraphQL: it produces a typed query-builder from the schema alone, so consumers get full types without writing
.graphqloperation documents or running their own codegen.What's included
make typescript-graphqltarget:pnpx @genql/cli --endpoint https://api.deadlock-api.com/v1/graphql --output typescript-graphql/src, thentscbuild intodist/(committed, same astypescript/). Wired intomake allandmake clean(clean removes onlysrc/,dist/,node_modules— the package scaffolding is checked in), so the daily update workflow regenerates it automatically.createClient()works out of the box;createClient({ headers: { 'X-API-Key': ... } })for keyed rate limits.deadlock_api_graphql_client, installable via gitpkg/#path:like the other TS clients (README updated).Verified
Smoke-tested the generated client against the live endpoint:
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