DirectiveType

[bronte2k7]

I liked the simplicity of ariadne. Using decorators or handler methods makes it easier to understand what's going on. Directives built on classes look very cumbersome.

with_permission = DirectiveType("withPermission")

@with_permission.visit_object
def directive_visit_object(obj, info):
    pass

# or

with_permission.set_visit_object(directive_visit_object)

make_executable_schema(type_defs, resolvers, snake_case_fallback_resolvers, directives=[with_permission])

It was a good idea, but for some reason it was not implemented. One style for all code)))

[rafalp]

Directives are classes for a reason: they mutate GraphQL schema and changing resolvers is just one of operations that is possible to do with them. This is why we've didn't purse functional API for those.

Example with directive_visit_object(obj, info) doesn't make sense because there's no info when directives are applied on schema.

[bronte2k7]

Directives are classes for a reason: they mutate GraphQL schema and changing resolvers is just one of operations that is possible to do with them. This is why we've didn't purse functional API for those.

Example with directive_visit_object(obj, info) doesn't make sense because there's no info when directives are applied on schema.

It's a pity.

Nevertheless, the implementation in Python looks nicer than in Javascript. thanks for the answer