Class ReadmeExamples

src/test/groovy/readme/ReadmeExamples.java:71–520

This class holds readme examples so they stay correct and can be compiled. If this does not parse, chances are the readme examples are now wrong. You should place these examples into the README.next.md and NOT the main README.md. This allows 'master' to progress yet shows consumers the released i

 * 'master' to progress yet shows consumers the released information about the project.
 */
@SuppressWarnings({"unused", "Convert2Lambda", "UnnecessaryLocalVariable", "ConstantConditions", "SameParameterValue", "ClassCanBeStatic"})
public class ReadmeExamples {


    public Map<String, Object> getInputFromJSON() {
        return new HashMap<>();
    }

    class Foo {
    }

    void creatingASchema() {
        GraphQLSchema schema = GraphQLSchema.newSchema()
                .query(queryType) // must be provided
                .mutation(mutationType) // is optional
                .build();

        GraphQLUnionType.Builder description = newUnionType().description("");
        description.definition(null).build();
    }

    void listsAndNonNullLists() {
        GraphQLList.list(GraphQLString); // a list of Strings

        GraphQLNonNull.nonNull(GraphQLString); // a non null String

        // with static imports it's even shorter
        newArgument()
                .name("example")
                .type(nonNull(list(GraphQLString)));
    }

    void newType() {
        GraphQLObjectType simpsonCharacter = newObject()
                .name("SimpsonCharacter")
                .description("A Simpson character")
                .field(newFieldDefinition()
                        .name("name")
                        .description("The name of the character.")
                        .type(GraphQLString))
                .field(newFieldDefinition()
                        .name("mainCharacter")
                        .description("One of the main Simpson characters?")
                        .type(GraphQLBoolean))
                .build();
    }

    void interfaceType() {
        GraphQLInterfaceType comicCharacter = newInterface()
                .name("ComicCharacter")
                .description("A abstract comic character.")
                .field(newFieldDefinition()
                        .name("name")
                        .description("The name of the character.")
                        .type(GraphQLString))
                .build();
    }