{-# LANGUAGE TemplateHaskell #-} -- | This module implements /fragment inlining/, which converts all fragment -- spreads in a GraphQL query to inline fragments. For example, given a query like -- -- > query { -- > users { -- > id -- > ...userFields -- > } -- > } -- > -- > fragment userFields on User { -- > name -- > favoriteColor -- > } -- -- the fragment inliner will convert it to this: -- -- > query { -- > users { -- > id -- > ... on User { -- > name -- > favoriteColor -- > } -- > } -- > } -- -- This is a straightforward and mechanical transformation, but it simplifies -- further processing, since we catch unbound fragments and recursive fragment -- definitions early in the pipeline, so parsing does not have to worry about it. -- In that sense, fragment inlining is similar to the variable resolution pass -- performed by "Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.Resolve", but for fragment definitions -- rather than variables. module Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.Inline ( InlineMT, InlineM, inlineSelectionSet, inlineField, runInlineMT, runInlineM, ) where import Control.Lens import Data.HashMap.Strict.Extended qualified as HashMap import Data.HashSet qualified as Set import Data.List qualified as L import Data.Text qualified as T import Data.Text.Extended import Hasura.Base.Error import Hasura.Prelude import Hasura.Server.Utils import Language.GraphQL.Draft.Syntax -- | Internal bookkeeping used during inlining. data InlineEnv = InlineEnv { -- | All known fragment definitions. _ieFragmentDefinitions :: HashMap Name FragmentDefinition, -- | Fragments we’re currently inlining higher up in the call stack, used to -- detect fragment cycles. _ieFragmentStack :: [Name] } -- | Internal bookkeeping used during inlining. newtype InlineState = InlineState { -- | A cache of fragment definitions we’ve already inlined, so we don’t need -- to inline them again. _isFragmentCache :: HashMap Name (InlineFragment NoFragments Name) } $(makeLensesFor [("_ieFragmentStack", "ieFragmentStack")] ''InlineEnv) $(makeLenses ''InlineState) type MonadInline m = ( MonadError QErr m, MonadReader InlineEnv m, MonadState InlineState m ) type InlineMT m a = (MonadError QErr m) => (StateT InlineState (ReaderT InlineEnv m)) a type InlineM a = InlineMT (Except QErr) a {-# INLINE runInlineMT #-} runInlineMT :: forall m a. (MonadError QErr m) => HashMap Name FragmentDefinition -> InlineMT m a -> m a runInlineMT uniqueFragmentDefinitions = flip runReaderT InlineEnv { _ieFragmentDefinitions = uniqueFragmentDefinitions, _ieFragmentStack = [] } . flip evalStateT InlineState {_isFragmentCache = mempty} {-# INLINE runInlineM #-} runInlineM :: forall a. HashMap Name FragmentDefinition -> InlineM a -> Either QErr a runInlineM fragments = runExcept . runInlineMT fragments -- | Inlines all fragment spreads in a 'SelectionSet'; see the module -- documentation for "Hasura.GraphQL.Execute.Inline" for details. inlineSelectionSet :: (MonadError QErr m, Foldable t) => t FragmentDefinition -> SelectionSet FragmentSpread Name -> m (SelectionSet NoFragments Name) inlineSelectionSet fragmentDefinitions selectionSet = do let fragmentDefinitionMap = HashMap.groupOnNE _fdName fragmentDefinitions uniqueFragmentDefinitions <- flip HashMap.traverseWithKey fragmentDefinitionMap \fragmentName fragmentDefinitions' -> case fragmentDefinitions' of a :| [] -> return a _ -> throw400 ParseFailed $ "multiple definitions for fragment " <>> fragmentName let usedFragmentNames = Set.fromList $ fragmentsInSelectionSet selectionSet definedFragmentNames = Set.fromList $ HashMap.keys uniqueFragmentDefinitions -- At the time of writing, this check is disabled using -- a local binding because, the master branch doesn't implement this -- check. -- TODO: Do this check using a feature flag isFragmentValidationEnabled = False when (isFragmentValidationEnabled && (usedFragmentNames /= definedFragmentNames)) $ throw400 ValidationFailed $ "following fragment(s) have been defined, but have not been used in the query - " <> T.concat ( L.intersperse ", " $ map unName $ Set.toList $ Set.difference definedFragmentNames usedFragmentNames ) -- The below code is a manual inlining of 'runInlineMT', as appearently the -- inlining optimization does not trigger, even with the INLINE pragma. traverse inlineSelection selectionSet & flip evalStateT InlineState {_isFragmentCache = mempty} & flip runReaderT InlineEnv { _ieFragmentDefinitions = uniqueFragmentDefinitions, _ieFragmentStack = [] } where fragmentsInSelectionSet :: SelectionSet FragmentSpread Name -> [Name] fragmentsInSelectionSet selectionSet' = concatMap getFragFromSelection selectionSet' getFragFromSelection :: Selection FragmentSpread Name -> [Name] getFragFromSelection = \case SelectionField fld -> fragmentsInSelectionSet $ _fSelectionSet fld SelectionFragmentSpread fragmentSpread -> [_fsName fragmentSpread] SelectionInlineFragment inlineFragment -> fragmentsInSelectionSet $ _ifSelectionSet inlineFragment inlineSelection :: (MonadInline m) => Selection FragmentSpread Name -> m (Selection NoFragments Name) inlineSelection (SelectionField field) = withPathK "selectionSet" $ SelectionField <$> inlineField field inlineSelection (SelectionFragmentSpread spread) = withPathK "selectionSet" $ SelectionInlineFragment <$> inlineFragmentSpread spread inlineSelection (SelectionInlineFragment fragment@InlineFragment {_ifSelectionSet}) = do selectionSet <- traverse inlineSelection _ifSelectionSet pure $! SelectionInlineFragment fragment {_ifSelectionSet = selectionSet} {-# INLINE inlineField #-} inlineField :: (MonadInline m) => Field FragmentSpread Name -> m (Field NoFragments Name) inlineField field@(Field {_fSelectionSet}) = withPathK (unName $ _fName field) $ do selectionSet <- traverse inlineSelection _fSelectionSet pure $! field {_fSelectionSet = selectionSet} inlineFragmentSpread :: (MonadInline m) => FragmentSpread Name -> m (InlineFragment NoFragments Name) inlineFragmentSpread FragmentSpread {_fsName, _fsDirectives} = do InlineEnv {_ieFragmentDefinitions, _ieFragmentStack} <- ask InlineState {_isFragmentCache} <- get if -- If we’ve already inlined this fragment, no need to process it again. | Just fragment <- HashMap.lookup _fsName _isFragmentCache -> pure $! addSpreadDirectives fragment -- Fragment cycles are always illegal; see -- http://spec.graphql.org/June2018/#sec-Fragment-spreads-must-not-form-cycles | (fragmentCycle, _ : _) <- break (== _fsName) _ieFragmentStack -> throw400 ValidationFailed $ "the fragment definition(s) " <> englishList "and" (toTxt <$> (_fsName :| reverse fragmentCycle)) <> " form a cycle" -- We didn’t hit the fragment cache, so look up the definition and convert -- it to an inline fragment. | Just FragmentDefinition {_fdTypeCondition, _fdSelectionSet} <- HashMap.lookup _fsName _ieFragmentDefinitions -> withPathK (unName _fsName) $ do selectionSet <- locally ieFragmentStack (_fsName :) $ traverse inlineSelection _fdSelectionSet let fragment = InlineFragment { _ifTypeCondition = Just _fdTypeCondition, -- As far as I can tell, the GraphQL spec says that directives -- on the fragment definition do NOT apply to the fields in its -- selection set. _ifDirectives = [], _ifSelectionSet = selectionSet } modify' $ over isFragmentCache $ HashMap.insert _fsName fragment pure $! addSpreadDirectives fragment -- If we get here, the fragment name is unbound; raise an error. -- http://spec.graphql.org/June2018/#sec-Fragment-spread-target-defined | otherwise -> throw400 ValidationFailed $ "reference to undefined fragment " <>> _fsName where addSpreadDirectives fragment = fragment {_ifDirectives = _ifDirectives fragment ++ _fsDirectives}