How does GraphQL converts the queries to use APOC function in runtime

Prashanth

September 06, 2021 16:21
Updated

Although, the customer has not explicitly used APOC functions in their GraphQL queries, when GraphQL converts and executes the queries as Cypher, it may use APOC function internally to accomplish the tasks.

For example:

Below is the query run from GraphQL:

type Mutation {
    createUser(name: String) @cypher(statement: """
        CREATE (u:User {name: $name})
        RETURN name
    """)
}

The GraphQL libraries would convert the above mutation to use APOC functions and therefore the APOC function is called to accomplish the tasks.

CALL apoc.cypher.doit("
        CREATE (u:User {name: $name})
        RETURN name
")

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Tags: cypherTags: APOCTags: graphqlTags: converstaionTags: function

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