graphql-engine/server/src-lib/Hasura/GraphQL/Execute/Inline.hs
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-- | 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
( inlineSelectionSet,
)
where
import Control.Lens
import Data.HashMap.Strict.Extended qualified as Map
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 were 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 weve already inlined, so we dont 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
)
-- | 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 = Map.groupOnNE _fdName fragmentDefinitions
uniqueFragmentDefinitions <- flip
Map.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 $ Map.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
)
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@Field {_fSelectionSet}) =
withPathK "selectionSet" $
withPathK (unName $ _fName field) $ do
selectionSet <- traverse inlineSelection _fSelectionSet
pure $! SelectionField field {_fSelectionSet = selectionSet}
inlineSelection (SelectionFragmentSpread spread) =
withPathK "selectionSet" $
SelectionInlineFragment <$> inlineFragmentSpread spread
inlineSelection (SelectionInlineFragment fragment@InlineFragment {_ifSelectionSet}) = do
selectionSet <- traverse inlineSelection _ifSelectionSet
pure $! SelectionInlineFragment fragment {_ifSelectionSet = selectionSet}
inlineFragmentSpread ::
MonadInline m =>
FragmentSpread Name ->
m (InlineFragment NoFragments Name)
inlineFragmentSpread FragmentSpread {_fsName, _fsDirectives} = do
InlineEnv {_ieFragmentDefinitions, _ieFragmentStack} <- ask
InlineState {_isFragmentCache} <- get
if
-- If weve already inlined this fragment, no need to process it again.
| Just fragment <- Map.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 didnt hit the fragment cache, so look up the definition and convert
-- it to an inline fragment.
| Just FragmentDefinition {_fdTypeCondition, _fdSelectionSet} <-
Map.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 $ Map.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}