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Add support for nested paths to reorderResultsByKey
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‎API_DOCS.md‎

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#### `resources` Parameters
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| Key | Value Description |
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| ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `isBatchResource` | Is this a batch resource? (Can you pass it a list of keys and get a list of results back?) |
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| `docsLink` | The URL for the documentation of the resource. Useful for others to verify information is correct, and may be used in stack traces. |
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| `batchKey` | The argument to the resource that represents the list of entities we want to fetch. (e.g. 'user_ids') |
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| `newKey` | The argument we'll replace the batchKey with - should be a singular version of the `batchKey` (e.g. 'user_id') |
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| `reorderResultsByKey` | (Optional) If the resource itself does not guarantee ordering, use this to specify which key in the response objects corresponds to an element in `batchKey`. Transforms and re-order the response to the same order as requested from the DataLoaders. |
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| `nestedPath` | (Optional) If the resource returns the list of results in a nested path (e.g. `{ results: [ 1, 2, 3 ] }`), this tells the DataLoader where in the response to find the results. (e.g. 'results'). |
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| `commaSeparatedBatchKey` | (Optional) Set to true if the interface of the resource takes the batch key as a comma separated list (rather than an array of IDs, as is more common). Default: false |
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| `isResponseDictionary` | (Optional) Set to true if the batch resource returns the results as a dictionary with key mapped to values (instead of a list of items). If this option is supplied `reorderResultsByKey` should not be. Default: false |
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| `isBatchKeyASet` | (Optional) Set to true if the interface of the resource takes the batch key as a set (rather than an array). For example, when using a generated clientlib based on swagger where `uniqueItems: true` is set for the batchKey parameter. Default: false. |
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| `propertyBatchKey` | (Optional) The argument to the resource that represents the optional properties we want to fetch. (e.g. usually 'properties' or 'features'). |
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| `maxBatchSize` | (Optional) Limits the number of items that can be batched together in a single request. When more items are requested than this limit, multiple requests will be made. This can help prevent hitting URI length limits or timeouts for large batches. |
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| `responseKey` | (Non-optional when propertyBatchKey is used) The key in the response objects corresponds to `batchKey`. This should be the only field that are marked as required in your swagger endpoint response, except nestedPath. |
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| Key | Value Description |
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| ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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| `isBatchResource` | Is this a batch resource? (Can you pass it a list of keys and get a list of results back?) |
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| `docsLink` | The URL for the documentation of the resource. Useful for others to verify information is correct, and may be used in stack traces. |
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| `batchKey` | The argument to the resource that represents the list of entities we want to fetch. (e.g. 'user_ids') |
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| `newKey` | The argument we'll replace the batchKey with - should be a singular version of the `batchKey` (e.g. 'user_id') |
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| `reorderResultsByKey` | (Optional) If the resource itself does not guarantee ordering, use this to specify which key in the response objects corresponds to an element in `batchKey`. Transforms and re-order the response to the same order as requested from the DataLoaders. Can be a dot separated nested path. |
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| `nestedPath` | (Optional) If the resource returns the list of results in a nested path (e.g. `{ results: [ 1, 2, 3 ] }`), this tells the DataLoader where in the response to find the results. (e.g. 'results'). |
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| `commaSeparatedBatchKey` | (Optional) Set to true if the interface of the resource takes the batch key as a comma separated list (rather than an array of IDs, as is more common). Default: false |
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| `isResponseDictionary` | (Optional) Set to true if the batch resource returns the results as a dictionary with key mapped to values (instead of a list of items). If this option is supplied `reorderResultsByKey` should not be. Default: false |
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| `isBatchKeyASet` | (Optional) Set to true if the interface of the resource takes the batch key as a set (rather than an array). For example, when using a generated clientlib based on swagger where `uniqueItems: true` is set for the batchKey parameter. Default: false. |
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| `propertyBatchKey` | (Optional) The argument to the resource that represents the optional properties we want to fetch. (e.g. usually 'properties' or 'features'). |
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| `maxBatchSize` | (Optional) Limits the number of items that can be batched together in a single request. When more items are requested than this limit, multiple requests will be made. This can help prevent hitting URI length limits or timeouts for large batches. |
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| `responseKey` | (Non-optional when propertyBatchKey is used) The key in the response objects corresponds to `batchKey`. This should be the only field that are marked as required in your swagger endpoint response, except nestedPath. |
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### `typings`
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‎__tests__/implementation.test.js‎

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test('batch endpoint (with nested reorderResultsByKey path)', async () => {
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const config = {
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resources: {
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foo: {
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isBatchResource: true,
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docsLink: 'example.com/docs/bar',
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batchKey: 'foo_ids',
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newKey: 'foo_id',
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reorderResultsByKey: 'nested.foo_id',
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},
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},
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};
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const resources = {
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foo: ({ foo_ids }) => {
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expect(foo_ids).toEqual([1, 2, 3]);
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return Promise.resolve([
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{ nested: { foo_id: 2, foo_value: 'world' } },
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{ nested: { foo_id: 1, foo_value: 'hello' } },
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{ nested: { foo_id: 3, foo_value: '!' } },
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]);
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},
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};
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await createDataLoaders(config, async (getLoaders) => {
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const loaders = getLoaders(resources);
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const results = await loaders.foo.loadMany([{ foo_id: 1 }, { foo_id: 2 }, { foo_id: 3 }]);
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expect(results).toEqual([
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{ nested: { foo_id: 1, foo_value: 'hello' } },
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{ nested: { foo_id: 2, foo_value: 'world' } },
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{ nested: { foo_id: 3, foo_value: '!' } },
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]);
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});
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});
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test('batch endpoint (with nestedPath)', async () => {
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const config = {
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resources: {

‎schema.json‎

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"reorderResultsByKey": {
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"type": "string",
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"description": "(Optional) If the resource itself does not guarantee ordering, this key specifies which key in the response objects corresponds to an element in `batchKey`. We use this to transfrom and re-order the response to the same order as in batchKey."
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"description": "(Optional) If the resource itself does not guarantee ordering, this key specifies which key in the response objects corresponds to an element in `batchKey`. We use this to transfrom and re-order the response to the same order as in batchKey. Can be a dot separated nested path."
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"nestedPath": {
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"type": "string",

‎src/runtimeHelpers.ts‎

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items,
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keys,
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/** The attribute of each element in `items` that maps it to an element in `keys`. */
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/** The attribute of each element in `items` that maps it to an element in `keys`. Can be a dot-separated nested path. */
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prop,
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/** Some path that indicates what resource this is being used on. Used for stack traces. */
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itemsMap.set(String(reorderResultsByValue), item);
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// @ts-ignore: TODO: Work how to tell typescript item[prop] exists
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invariant(item[prop] != null, `${errorPrefix(resourcePath)} Could not find property "${prop}" in item`);
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// @ts-ignore: TODO: Work how to tell typescript item[prop] exists
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itemsMap.set(String(item[prop]), item);
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const sortKey = _.get(item, prop);
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invariant(sortKey != null, `${errorPrefix(resourcePath)} Could not find property "${prop}" in item`);
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itemsMap.set(String(sortKey), item);
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