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todo: good testing

Quality of life feature. Will reduce bugs from forgotten configurations.

Dataloader now auto-resolves for nullable graphql fields as the default behaviour when resolving the unresolved result for a key.
This is useful when the result is expected to be null, and it's not an exceptional case.

The default behaviour is determined by the Loader decorator on the dataloader`s creation. It inspects the type of the field at runtime and determines if the dataloader should be able to resolve to null.
If the underlying graphql field, for which the dataloader is created, is nullable - the result can be resolved to null.
Example:

@ResolveField(() => ICallout, {
  nullable: true,
  description: 'The Callout that was published.',
})
public callout(
  @Parent() { payload }: InAppNotificationCalloutPublished,
  @Loader(CalloutLoaderCreator) loader: ILoader<ICallout | null>
) {
  return loader.load(payload.calloutID);
}

The callout is decorated as nullable, so the dataloader will auto-resolve to null if the result is not found.
You can override this behaviour by setting the resolveToNull flag to false. That way the problematic values will always be resolved to errors.

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Enhanced error handling in data loaders to allow returning null or exceptions when entities are not found.
    • New sorting functionality available for import.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Simplified error handling in resolver methods to improve clarity and reduce complexity.
  • Documentation

    • Updated documentation for properties and methods to clarify their behavior and usage, including examples for better understanding.

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The pull request introduces modifications across multiple files to enhance the handling of nullable fields within the data loader system. Key changes include updates to the documentation for the resolveToNull property, adjustments to method signatures to allow loaders to return null, and improvements to error handling mechanisms. These changes clarify the behavior of data loaders and streamline control flow in resolver methods, ensuring better handling of cases where entities may not be found.

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File Path Change Summary
src/core/dataloader/creators/base/data.loader.creator.base.options.ts Updated documentation for resolveToNull property in DataLoaderCreatorBaseOptions interface to clarify its behavior.
src/core/dataloader/decorators/data.loader.decorator.ts Changed options parameter to have a default empty object; added logic to set resolveToNull based on field nullability.
src/core/dataloader/utils/createTypedRelationLoader.ts Updated return type of createTypedRelationDataLoader to allow null and EntityNotFoundException.
src/core/dataloader/utils/createTypedSimpleLoader.ts Modified return type of createTypedSimpleDataLoader to allow null and EntityNotFoundException.
src/core/dataloader/utils/findByBatchIds.ts Updated return type of findByBatchIds to allow null and refined error handling for unresolved keys.
src/core/dataloader/utils/findByBatchIdsSimple.ts Changed return type of findByBatchIdsSimple to allow null and improved error message clarity.
src/core/dataloader/utils/index.ts Added export statement for sort.output.by.keys module.
src/domain/collaboration/callout/callout.resolver.fields.ts Updated publishedBy and createdBy methods to allow loader to return null; simplified error handling.
src/domain/common/whiteboard/whiteboard.resolver.fields.ts Modified createdBy method to allow loader to return null and simplified error handling logic.

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Wating for the rabbit review. Then switching to draft - needs good testing.

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src/core/dataloader/creators/base/data.loader.creator.base.options.ts (1)

32-53: Documentation looks great, consider minor enhancement

The documentation effectively explains the auto-resolution feature with clear examples. The structure flows well from explanation to example to override options.

Consider adding a brief example of what happens when resolveToNull: false, to make the error case more explicit:

// When resolveToNull: false
// Returns EntityNotFoundException: "Could not load relation 'callout' for CalloutEntity for the given key"
src/core/dataloader/utils/findByBatchIds.ts (1)

63-66: Consider type safety enhancement

The type assertion in the Map creation could be made more explicit.

-    sortedResults.map<[string, TResult]>(result => [
+    sortedResults.map<[string, TResult]>((result): [string, TResult] => [
src/core/dataloader/utils/createTypedRelationLoader.ts (1)

Line range hint 1-52: Consider adding unit tests for null resolution

The changes introduce new behavior for null resolution that should be tested.

Would you like me to help generate unit tests to verify the null resolution behavior?

src/domain/collaboration/callout/callout.resolver.fields.ts (1)

157-164: Consider extracting common user loading logic

The createdBy and publishedBy methods share similar patterns for loading user data. Consider extracting this into a reusable helper method.

+ private async loadUserField(userId: string | null, fieldName: string, loader: ILoader<IUser | null>): Promise<IUser | null> {
+   if (!userId) {
+     return null;
+   }
+   return loader.load(userId);
+ }

  async publishedBy(
    @Parent() callout: ICallout,
    @Loader(UserLoaderCreator) loader: ILoader<IUser | null>
  ): Promise<IUser | null> {
-   const publishedBy = callout.publishedBy;
-   if (!publishedBy) {
-     return null;
-   }
-   return loader.load(publishedBy);
+   return this.loadUserField(callout.publishedBy, 'publishedBy', loader);
  }

  async createdBy(
    @Parent() callout: ICallout,
    @Loader(UserLoaderCreator) loader: ILoader<IUser | null>
  ): Promise<IUser | null> {
-   const createdBy = callout.createdBy;
-   if (!createdBy) {
-     return null;
-   }
-   return loader.load(createdBy);
+   return this.loadUserField(callout.createdBy, 'createdBy', loader);
  }
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src/core/dataloader/decorators/data.loader.decorator.ts (1)

9-9: LGTM: Improved type safety with default options

The change from optional parameter to required parameter with default value improves type safety while maintaining backward compatibility.

src/core/dataloader/utils/findByBatchIdsSimple.ts (2)

12-12: LGTM: Enhanced return type safety

The updated return type correctly reflects all possible outcomes: successful result, null for unresolved keys, or EntityNotFoundException.


28-36: LGTM: Improved error handling with context

The new resolveUnresolvedForKey function provides better error context by including:

  • Entity class name in the error message
  • ID of the unresolved entity
  • Proper LogContext
src/core/dataloader/utils/createTypedSimpleLoader.ts (1)

27-27: LGTM: Consistent type definitions

The DataLoader return type correctly aligns with findByBatchIdsSimple's return type, ensuring type safety throughout the loading chain.

src/core/dataloader/utils/findByBatchIds.ts (3)

10-10: Type definitions properly updated for null support

The return type changes and imports align well with the PR objectives for nullable field support.

Also applies to: 14-14, 21-21


52-60: Error message enhancement looks good

The error message now includes the class name and key, making debugging easier. The null resolution logic is properly implemented based on the resolveToNull option.


36-44: Verify the impact of sorting implementation

The introduction of sorting results after the database query could affect performance with large datasets.

✅ Verification successful

Sorting implementation has minimal performance impact

The sorting implementation is lightweight and optimized:

  • It uses DataLoader for batching and caching requests
  • The sorOutputByKeys implementation uses lodash's sortBy with a pre-computed index map
  • The sorting is necessary to maintain DataLoader's contract of returning results in the same order as the requested keys
  • The DataLoader pattern itself helps in reducing database load by batching multiple requests
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37-37: Type definitions properly updated for DataLoader

The return type changes properly propagate through the DataLoader creation and findByBatchIds call, maintaining type safety.

Also applies to: 39-39

src/domain/common/whiteboard/whiteboard.resolver.fields.ts (2)

43-43: LGTM! Type-safe loader configuration

The updated loader type ILoader<IUser | null> correctly reflects that this field can resolve to null, matching the GraphQL schema definition.


54-54: LGTM! Simplified error handling

The direct return of loader.load(createdBy) aligns with the new auto-resolve feature and follows the coding guidelines by leveraging the global exception handler.

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129-129: LGTM! Type-safe loader configuration for publishedBy

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src/core/dataloader/decorators/data.loader.decorator.ts (1)

19-19: Improve comment clarity for null resolution behavior

The current comment could be more descriptive about when and why this behavior is applied.

-// as the default behaviour we resolve to null if the field is nullable
+// Automatically determine if loader should resolve to null based on GraphQL field's nullability.
+// This ensures consistent behavior with the GraphQL schema definition.
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src/core/dataloader/decorators/data.loader.decorator.ts (3)

1-1: LGTM: Import added for GraphQL type checking

The import of isNonNullType is appropriate for the new nullability checking functionality.


10-10: LGTM: Improved type safety with default options

The addition of a default empty object for options parameter improves type safety while maintaining backward compatibility.


21-28: ⚠️ Potential issue

Add null checks for GraphQL info object access

The code accesses info.parentType and info.fieldName without proper null checks. This could lead to runtime errors if the execution context is not properly set up.

Apply this diff to add proper null checks:

 const info: GraphQLResolveInfo = context.getArgByIndex(3);

-if (info) {
+if (info?.parentType?.getFields) {
   const fieldName = info.fieldName;
   const field = info.parentType.getFields()[fieldName];
-
+  if (field?.type) {
     options.resolveToNull = !isNonNullType(field.type);
+  }
 }

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