help in converting fragments query

megetron

last month

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export const searchResultFragment =  `
  fragment SearchResult on SearchResult {
    productId
    productName
    description
    slug
    sku
    currencyCode
    productAsset {
      id
      preview
    }
    priceWithTax {
      ... on SinglePrice {
        value
      }
      ... on PriceRange {
        min
        max
      }
    }
  }
`

export const searchQuery = `
  query search($input: SearchInput!) {
    search(input: $input) {
      docs {
        ...SearchResult
      }
      totalDocs
    }
  }
  ${searchResultFragment}
`

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  TheDunco

  last month

  For writing/converting your GraphQL queries you can mess around in the graphql playground!

  https://payloadcms.com/docs/graphql/overview#graphql-playground
  
  

  If you're running locally it'd be at

  localhost:<your port/3000>/api/graphql-playground

  . That's where I write all of my queries first. It has really nice self documentation and schema generation

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  megetron

  last month

  thanks i use this cool tool. still i can't find on the documentations how to define a custom type for graphql (the SearchInput variable ).

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  TheDunco

  last month

  Payload will generate the types automatically based on your schema. So if you have a field called

  searchInput

  it will generate the schema you need to access it automatically

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  megetron

  last month

  cool your suggestion works like a magic. and what about the fragments? do you support this as well?

  
  
  
  

  for example, i would need to query with the 3 dots to spread the fragment:

  
  

  ...SearchResult

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  TheDunco

  last month

  I do this sort of thing all the time! Fragments, inline fragments... Payload implements a fully functional GraphQL API, so you can do anything you can normally with GraphQL (and more!)

  
  

  
  

  You can even have relationship fields that will automatically expand and give you the fields from that related document

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  megetron

  last month

  ok cool i will try that, thanks