gqlr (version 0.0.1)

parse_ast: Parse AST

Description

This is a helper function for Scalars. Given a particular kind and a resolve function, it produces a function that will only parse values of a particular kind.

Usage

parse_ast(kind, resolve)

Arguments

kind

single character name of a class to parse

resolve

function to parse the value if the kind is correct

Value

function that takes obj and schema that will only parse the value if the kind is inherited in the obj

Details

Typically, kind is the same as the class of the Scalar. When making a new Scalar, parse_ast defaults to use the name of the scalar and the scalar's parse value function.

This function should only need to be used when defining a schema in gqlr_schema()

Examples

parse_date_value <- function(obj, schema) {
  as.Date(obj)
}
parse_ast("Date", parse_date_value)

# Example from Int scalar
parse_int <- function (value, ...) {
  MAX_INT <-  2147483647
  MIN_INT <- -2147483648
  num <- suppressWarnings(as.integer(value))
  if (!is.na(num)) {
    if (num <= MAX_INT && num >= MIN_INT) {
      return(num)
    }
  }
  return(NULL)
}
parse_ast("IntValue", parse_int)

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