GraphQL.Client

GraphQL.Client

If you're using graphql-dotnet's GraphQL.Client, you can use Linq by using the overload extension methods on GraphQL.Client.Abstractions.IGraphQLClient.

But first you need to wrap it with configuration like so:

var client = new GraphQLHttpClient(
    "https://swapi-graphql.netlify.app/.netlify/functions/index",
    new SystemTextJsonSerializer(new JsonSerializerOptions().WithKnownInterfaces()))
    .WithLinQL(new LinQLOptions().WithKnownScalars());

If you're using HTTPClientFactory you'd register it this way:

builder.Services.AddHttpClient<IGraphQLClient, LinqlGraphQLClient>(
    http => new LinqlGraphQLClient(
        new GraphQLHttpClient(
            new GraphQLHttpClientOptions { EndPoint = new Uri("https://swapi-graphql.netlify.app/.netlify/functions/index") },
            new SystemTextJsonSerializer().WithKnownInterfaces(),
            http),
        new LinQL.LinqlOptions().WithKnownScalars()))

To execute queries and mutations use:

Task<GraphQLExpressionResponse<TRoot, TData>> SendAsync<TRoot, TData>(
        this IGraphQLClient client,
        Expression<Func<TRoot, TData>> request,
        Action<GraphQLExpression<TRoot, TData>>? includes = null,
        CancellationToken cancellationToken = default)
        where TRoot : RootType<TRoot>

To start a subscription use:

IObservable<GraphQLExpressionResponse<TRoot, TData>> CreateSubscriptionStream<TRoot, TData>(
        this IGraphQLClient client,
        Expression<Func<TRoot, TData>> request,
        Action<GraphQLExpression<TRoot, TData>>? includes = null)
        where TRoot : RootType<TRoot>
```csharp

Both return a `GraphQLExpressionResponse<TRoot, TData>` which is just a
`GraphQLResponse<TData>` but with the translated expression available
so you can debug when was sent to the server.