v0.28.2 - Fragment Aliases

Fragment Aliases Support

This release adds support for fragment aliases in GraphQL queries, enabling you to use the same fragment multiple times with different aliases.

Features:

• Implement fragment alias functionality, allowing fragments to be reused with custom field name prefixes
• Lazy restructuring of aliased fragment data for proper property access
• Full compatibility with Object.* methods through eager reconstruction in the proxify function

Improvements:

• Selection callbacks now support non-SLW (selection-like-wrapper) values, enabling conditional queries where keys can be set to undefined

Known Issues:

• When using console.log on parent-parent objects containing aliased fragments, the output displays real data with alias-prefixed fields. However, when accessed programmatically, the data is correctly restructured under the alias key.

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v0.27.2

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v0.27.1

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v0.27.0 - Major stability update

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v0.26.0 - GQL Selection is now optional!

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v0.24.3

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v0.24.1

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v0.24.0

What's Changed

• Allow Remapping enum key/values via JSDoc comments for the generated ts enum by @liontariai in #31
• [SM-62] correctly handle null values in underlying data by @liontariai in #32
• Improve proxied arrays performance by @liontariai in #33

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v0.23.0 - magic $all selection helper

What's Changed

• implement magic $all helper function to select all nested fields by @liontariai in #30

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v0.22.0 - Subscriptions over SSE for GraphQL

What's Changed

• Implement Subscriptions over SSE for GraphQL by @liontariai in #29

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