py-graphql-mapper - Test

Tests have been made using:

• GeoDB Cities GraphQL API
• Github GraphQL API
• rapidapi GraphQL API

In order to launch the tests locally an API key has to be set for:

• GeoDBCities API here, available with a free subscription at https://rapidapi.com/wirefreethought/api/geodb-cities-graphql/
• Github API here, available with a free subscription at https://github.com
• RapidAPI API here, available with a free subscription at https://rapidapi.com/ApiPlaygroundTestRapidapi/api/graphql-rapidapi-test/

Queries

Scenario	Description	Test case
Querying a simple object type	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a simple GraphQL type and build the python class instance containing the data from the response Note: This is only for descriptive purposes, the GraphQL server involved does not expose such a query, for real-world cases see other tests	here
Querying a simple object type using arguments as literal values	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a simple GraphQL type and build the python class instance containing the data from the response Note: This is only for descriptive purposes, the GraphQL server involved does not expose such a query, for real-world cases see other tests	here
Querying a simple object type using arguments and variables	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a simple GraphQL type and build the python class instance containing the data from the response Note: This is only for descriptive purposes, the GraphQL server involved does not expose such a query, for real-world cases see other tests	here
Querying a simple object type changing the visibility of fields	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a simple GraphQL type and build the python class instance containing the data from the response Note: This is only for descriptive purposes, the GraphQL server involved does not expose such a query, for real-world cases see other tests	here
Querying a connection	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a GraphQL connection type and build the python class instance containing the data from the response	here
Querying a connection using arguments as literal values	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a GraphQL connection type using Args as literal values and build the python class instance containing the data from the response	here
Querying a connection using arguments and variables	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a GraphQL connection type using Args and Variables and build the python class instance containing the data from the response	here
Querying a connection changing the visibility of fields	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a simple GraphQL type and build the python class instance containing the data from the response Note: This is only for descriptive purposes, the GraphQL server involved does not expose such a query, for real-world cases see other tests	here
Querying a composed object	Create a GraphQL Query to fetch a GraphQL connection type using Args and Variables and build the python class instance containing the data from the response	here

Further queries can be found here

Mutations

Scenario	Description	Test case
Executing a mutation with arguments as literal values	create a GraphQL Mutation to modify a GraphQL type and builds the python class instance containing the payload received from the response	here
Executing a mutation manually created using only pygqlmap with arguments as literal values	create a GraphQL Mutation to mutate a GraphQL type and builds the python class instance containing the payload received from the response	here

Further tests can be found here