Examples with NonUniqueArgumentError graphql.schema.idl.errors.NonUniqueArgumentError used on opensource projects

Example 6 with NonUniqueArgumentError

use of graphql.schema.idl.errors.NonUniqueArgumentError in project graphql-java by graphql-java.

the class SchemaTypeExtensionsChecker method checkInputObjectTypeExtensions.

/*
     * Input object type extensions have the potential to be invalid if incorrectly defined.
     *
     * The named type must already be defined and must be a Input Object type.
     * All fields of an Input Object type extension must have unique names.
     * All fields of an Input Object type extension must not already be a field of the original Input Object.
     * Any directives provided must not already apply to the original Input Object type.
     */
private void checkInputObjectTypeExtensions(List<GraphQLError> errors, TypeDefinitionRegistry typeRegistry) {
    typeRegistry.inputObjectTypeExtensions().forEach((name, extensions) -> {
        checkTypeExtensionHasCorrespondingType(errors, typeRegistry, name, extensions, InputObjectTypeDefinition.class);
        checkTypeExtensionDirectiveRedefinition(errors, typeRegistry, name, extensions, InputObjectTypeDefinition.class);
        // field redefinitions
        extensions.forEach(extension -> {
            List<InputValueDefinition> inputValueDefinitions = extension.getInputValueDefinitions();
            // field unique ness
            checkNamedUniqueness(errors, inputValueDefinitions, InputValueDefinition::getName, (namedField, fieldDef) -> new NonUniqueNameError(extension, fieldDef));
            // directive checks
            inputValueDefinitions.forEach(fld -> checkNamedUniqueness(errors, fld.getDirectives(), Directive::getName, (directiveName, directive) -> new NonUniqueDirectiveError(extension, fld, directiveName)));
            inputValueDefinitions.forEach(fld -> fld.getDirectives().forEach(directive -> {
                checkDeprecatedDirective(errors, directive, () -> new InvalidDeprecationDirectiveError(extension, fld));
                checkNamedUniqueness(errors, directive.getArguments(), Argument::getName, (argumentName, argument) -> new NonUniqueArgumentError(extension, fld, argumentName));
            }));
            // 
            // fields must be unique within a type extension
            forEachBut(extension, extensions, otherTypeExt -> checkForInputValueRedefinition(errors, otherTypeExt, otherTypeExt.getInputValueDefinitions(), inputValueDefinitions));
            // 
            // then check for field re-defs from the base type
            Optional<InputObjectTypeDefinition> baseTypeOpt = typeRegistry.getType(extension.getName(), InputObjectTypeDefinition.class);
            baseTypeOpt.ifPresent(baseTypeDef -> checkForInputValueRedefinition(errors, extension, inputValueDefinitions, baseTypeDef.getInputValueDefinitions()));
        });
    });
}

Example 7 with NonUniqueArgumentError

use of graphql.schema.idl.errors.NonUniqueArgumentError in project graphql-java by graphql-java.

the class SchemaTypeExtensionsChecker method checkObjectTypeExtensions.

/*
     * Object type extensions have the potential to be invalid if incorrectly defined.
     *
     * The named type must already be defined and must be an Object type.
     * The fields of an Object type extension must have unique names; no two fields may share the same name.
     * Any fields of an Object type extension must not be already defined on the original Object type.
     * Any directives provided must not already apply to the original Object type.
     * Any interfaces provided must not be already implemented by the original Object type.
     * The resulting extended object type must be a super-set of all interfaces it implements.
     */
private void checkObjectTypeExtensions(List<GraphQLError> errors, TypeDefinitionRegistry typeRegistry) {
    typeRegistry.objectTypeExtensions().forEach((name, extensions) -> {
        checkTypeExtensionHasCorrespondingType(errors, typeRegistry, name, extensions, ObjectTypeDefinition.class);
        checkTypeExtensionDirectiveRedefinition(errors, typeRegistry, name, extensions, ObjectTypeDefinition.class);
        extensions.forEach(extension -> {
            List<FieldDefinition> fieldDefinitions = extension.getFieldDefinitions();
            // field unique ness
            checkNamedUniqueness(errors, extension.getFieldDefinitions(), FieldDefinition::getName, (namedField, fieldDef) -> new NonUniqueNameError(extension, fieldDef));
            // field arg unique ness
            extension.getFieldDefinitions().forEach(fld -> checkNamedUniqueness(errors, fld.getInputValueDefinitions(), InputValueDefinition::getName, (namedField, inputValueDefinition) -> new NonUniqueArgumentError(extension, fld, name)));
            // directive checks
            extension.getFieldDefinitions().forEach(fld -> checkNamedUniqueness(errors, fld.getDirectives(), Directive::getName, (directiveName, directive) -> new NonUniqueDirectiveError(extension, fld, directiveName)));
            fieldDefinitions.forEach(fld -> fld.getDirectives().forEach(directive -> {
                checkDeprecatedDirective(errors, directive, () -> new InvalidDeprecationDirectiveError(extension, fld));
                checkNamedUniqueness(errors, directive.getArguments(), Argument::getName, (argumentName, argument) -> new NonUniqueArgumentError(extension, fld, argumentName));
            }));
            // 
            // fields must be unique within a type extension
            forEachBut(extension, extensions, otherTypeExt -> checkForFieldRedefinition(errors, otherTypeExt, otherTypeExt.getFieldDefinitions(), fieldDefinitions));
            // 
            // then check for field re-defs from the base type
            Optional<ObjectTypeDefinition> baseTypeOpt = typeRegistry.getType(extension.getName(), ObjectTypeDefinition.class);
            baseTypeOpt.ifPresent(baseTypeDef -> checkForFieldRedefinition(errors, extension, fieldDefinitions, baseTypeDef.getFieldDefinitions()));
        });
    });
}