View Source argo_graphql_language_object_type_definition (argo v1.0.8)

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Functions

Schema extensions without additional operation type definitions must not be followed by a { (such as a query shorthand) to avoid parsing ambiguity. The same limitation applies to the type definitions and extensions below.

Types

-type t() ::
    #argo_graphql_language_object_type_definition{location :: erl_anno:location(),
                                                  name :: argo_types:name(),
                                                  description ::
                                                      none | {some, unicode:unicode_binary()},
                                                  implements ::
                                                      none |
                                                      {some,
                                                       argo_graphql_language_implements_interfaces:t()},
                                                  directives ::
                                                      none |
                                                      {some,
                                                       argo_graphql_language_directives_const:t()},
                                                  fields ::
                                                      none |
                                                      {some,
                                                       argo_graphql_language_fields_definition:t()}}.

Functions

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format(Formatter1, Type)

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-spec format(Formatter1, Type :: t()) -> Formatter2
          when Formatter1 :: argo_graphql_formatter:t(), Formatter2 :: argo_graphql_formatter:t().
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is_ambiguous(Definition)

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-spec is_ambiguous(Definition) -> boolean() when Definition :: t().
Schema extensions without additional operation type definitions must not be followed by a { (such as a query shorthand) to avoid parsing ambiguity. The same limitation applies to the type definitions and extensions below.
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parse(Context, Location)

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-spec parse(Context, Location) -> ObjectTypeDefinition
         when Context :: context(), Location :: erl_anno:location(), ObjectTypeDefinition :: t().