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Node Model

Gatsby exposes its internal data store and query capabilities to GraphQL field resolvers on context.nodeModel.

Example Usage

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Methods

Get all nodes in the store, or all nodes of a specified type (optionally with limit/skip). Returns slice of result as iterable and total count of nodes.

You can directly return its entries result in your resolver.

Parameters

  • args
    • query Object

      Query arguments (e.g. limit and skip)

    • type string | GraphQLOutputType

      Type

  • pageDependencies Object

    Optional page dependency information.

    • path string

      The path of the page that depends on the retrieved nodes’ data

    • connectionType string

      Mark this dependency as a connection

Return value

Promise<Object>

Object containing { entries: GatsbyIterable, totalCount: () => Promise<number> }

Example

// Get all nodes of a type
const { entries, totalCount } = await findAll({ type: `MyType` })

// Get all nodes of a type while filtering and sorting
const { entries, totalCount } = await findAll({
  type: `MyType`,
  query: {
    sort: { date: `desc` },
    filter: { published: { eq: false } },
  },
})

// The `entries` return value is a `GatsbyIterable` (check its TypeScript definition for more details) and allows you to execute array like methods like filter, map, slice, forEach. Calling these methods is more performant than first turning the iterable into an array and then calling the array methods.
const { entries, totalCount } = await findAll({ type: `MyType` })

const count = await totalCount()
const filteredEntries = entries.filter(entry => entry.published)

// However, if a method is not available on the `GatsbyIterable` you can turn it into an array first.
const filteredEntries = entries.filter(entry => entry.published)
return Array.from(posts).length

Get one node in the store. Only returns the first result. When possible, always use this method instead of fetching all nodes and then filtering them. findOne is more performant in that regard.

Parameters

  • args
    • query Object

      Query arguments (e.g. filter). Doesn’t support sort, limit, skip.

    • type string | GraphQLOutputType

      Type

  • pageDependencies Object

    Optional page dependency information.

    • path string

      The path of the page that depends on the retrieved nodes’ data

    • connectionType string

      Mark this dependency as a connection

Return value

Promise<Node>

Example

// Get one node of type `MyType` by its title
const node = await findOne({
  type: `MyType`,
  query: { filter: { title: { eq: `My Title` } } },
})

Finds top most ancestor of node that contains passed Object or Array

Parameters

  • obj Object | Array

    Object/Array belonging to Node object or Node object

  • predicate nodePredicate

    Optional callback to check if ancestor meets defined conditions

Return value

Node

Top most ancestor if predicate is not specified or first node that meet predicate conditions if predicate is specified


Utility to get a field value from a node, even when that value needs to be materialized first (e.g. nested field that was connected via @link directive)

Parameters

  • node Node
  • fieldPath string

Return value

any

Example

// Example: Via schema customization the author ID is linked to the Author type
const blogPostNode = {
  author: 'author-id-1',
  // Rest of node fields...
}

getFieldValue(blogPostNode, 'author.name')

Get a node from the store by ID and optional type.

Parameters

  • args Object
    • id string

      ID of the requested node

    • type string | GraphQLOutputType

      Optional type of the node

  • pageDependencies Object

    Optional page dependency information.

    • path string

      The path of the page that depends on the retrieved nodes’ data

    • connectionType string

      Mark this dependency as a connection

Return value

Node | null

Example

// Using only the id
getNodeById({ id: `123` })
// Using id and type
getNodeById({ id: `123`, type: `MyType` })
// Providing page dependencies
getNodeById({ id: `123` }, { path: `/` })

Get nodes from the store by IDs and optional type.

Parameters

  • args Object
    • ids string[]

      IDs of the requested nodes

    • type string | GraphQLOutputType

      Optional type of the nodes

  • pageDependencies Object

    Optional page dependency information.

    • path string

      The path of the page that depends on the retrieved nodes’ data

    • connectionType string

      Mark this dependency as a connection

Return value

Node[]

Example

// Using only the id
getNodesByIds({ ids: [`123`, `456`] })

// Using id and type
getNodesByIds({ ids: [`123`, `456`], type: `MyType` })

// Providing page dependencies
getNodesByIds({ ids: [`123`, `456`] }, { path: `/` })

Get the names of all node types in the store.

Return value

string[]

Replace the cache either with the value passed on (mainly for tests) or an empty new Map.

Parameters

  • map undefined | null | FiltersCache

    This cache caches a set of buckets (Sets) of Nodes based on filter and tracks this for each set of types which are actually queried. If the filter targets id directly, only one Node is cached instead of a Set of Nodes. If null, don’t create or use a cache.


Adds link between inline objects/arrays contained in Node object and that Node object.

Parameters

  • node Node

    Root Node


Given a result, that’s either a single node or an array of them, track them using pageDependencies. Defaults to tracking according to current resolver path. Returns the result back.

Parameters

  • result Node | Node[]
  • pageDependencies Object

    Optional page dependency information.

    • path string

      The path of the page that depends on the retrieved nodes’ data

    • connectionType string

      Mark this dependency as a connection

Return value

Node | Node[]
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