NestJS GraphQL like for discovering Cypher files
See original GitHub issuehttps://docs.nestjs.com/graphql/quick-start#schema-first
Currently, new NestJS apps that are created by the CLI uses Webpack under the hood to build and run the application even in dev mode (off of dist
folder). Hence, the current approach of using directory path for @InjectCypher()
doesn’t work unless users copy the .cypher
files manually (or alter NestCLI webpack config).
Utilizing an approach like typePaths
from nestjs/graphql
might be a better solution for .cypher
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According to NestJS Docs: we can copy assets to the dist directory by modifying
nest-cli.json
:Even if we can reduce the number of folks needing to use a work-around that will add value, and it can be improved incrementally.