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Clarify usage GraphQL Modules with Schema Directives with relevant example.

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    • Enhanced documentation with a new section on using GraphQL modules, including practical guidance and an example for schema customization.

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The update adds a new section, "GraphQL modules usage", to the documentation. This section explains how to use the schemaBuilder parameter in the createApplication() function. It includes a code snippet demonstrating the creation of an executable schema with makeExecutableSchema and the application of a directive transformer. No changes were made to exported or public entity declarations.

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website/src/.../schema-directives.mdx Added a new "GraphQL modules usage" section that provides guidance on using the schemaBuilder parameter with a code snippet to build and transform a GraphQL schema.

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    participant User
    participant App as createApplication
    participant Schema as makeExecutableSchema
    participant DTrans as DirectiveTransformer

    User->>App: Initiate application setup
    App->>Schema: Build executable schema (schemaBuilder)
    Schema->>DTrans: Apply directive transformation
    DTrans-->>Schema: Return modified schema
    Schema-->>App: Deliver updated schema
    App-->>User: Return application with enhanced schema
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website/src/content/schema-directives.mdx (2)

775-776: Typographical Suggestion: Add Missing Comma

The sentence starting on line 775—"If you create your application with GraphQL modules please use the schemaBuilder parameter in createApplication() to apply the directive implementation:"—would benefit from a comma after "GraphQL modules" for better readability.

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-If you create your application with GraphQL modules please use the `schemaBuilder` parameter in `createApplication()` to apply the directive implementation:
+If you create your application with GraphQL modules, please use the `schemaBuilder` parameter in `createApplication()` to apply the directive implementation:
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[typographical] ~775-~775: It seems that a comma is missing.
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778-797: Review of the Example Code Snippet

The provided code snippet effectively demonstrates the use of the schemaBuilder parameter to construct and transform the schema. The in-line comments ("Build the schema from modules" and "Apply the directive transformer, i.e. rename directive") make the process clear.

As an optional improvement, you might consider using the ES6 shorthand for the resolvers property. For example, replacing:

- resolvers: resolvers
+ resolvers,

This change is a minor stylistic suggestion that can make the example even more succinct.

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[typographical] ~775-~775: It seems that a comma is missing.
Context: ...te your application with GraphQL modules please use the schemaBuilder parameter in `c...

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website/src/content/schema-directives.mdx (1)

773-774: New Section "GraphQL modules usage" Introduced

This new section clearly explains how to leverage the schemaBuilder parameter within createApplication() for applying directive transformers. The inclusion of a practical code snippet greatly enhances the documentation for users implementing GraphQL modules.

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ardatan commented Mar 14, 2025

Thanks @acharkov !

@ardatan ardatan merged commit 32f68c8 into ardatan:master Mar 14, 2025
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