Hello,
In the last image, you have the line client = Client(my_schema), what exactly would go into my_schema, would it be the name of your schema file or would it be the query code itself?
Ah, it would be the GraphQL schema object. The example provided assumes usage of graphene, so the following would be a simple example of the schema:
graphene
from graphene import ObjectType, String, Schema class Query(ObjectType): hello = String() def resolve_hello(root, info, name): return f'Hello {name}!' my_schema = Schema(query=Query)
You would then pass my_schema into the Client.
my_schema
You can read more about graphene here.
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Hello,
In the last image, you have the line client = Client(my_schema), what exactly would go into my_schema, would it be the name of your schema file or would it be the query code itself?
Ah, it would be the GraphQL schema object. The example provided assumes usage of
graphene, so the following would be a simple example of the schema:You would then pass
my_schemainto the Client.You can read more about graphene here.