Hasura Connect - Connect your Flutter/Dart apps to Hasura simply.

The hasura_connect is designed to facilitate Hasura's integration with Flutter applications.

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About The Project

The hasura_connect is designed to facilitate Hasura's integration with Flutter applications, leveraging the full power of Graphql.

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Getting Started

To install Hasura Connect in your project you can follow the instructions below:

a) Add in your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
hasura_connect: <last-version>

b) or use slidy:

slidy install hasura_connect

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How To Use

A simple usage example:

//import
import 'package:hasura_connect/hasura_connect.dart';

String url = 'http://localhost:8080/v1/graphql';
HasuraConnect hasuraConnect = HasuraConnect(url);

You can encapsulate this instance into a BLoC class or directly into a Provider.

Create a document with Query:

//document
  String docQuery = """
  query {
    authors {
        id
        email
        name
      }
  }
""";

Now just add the document to the "query" method of the HasuraConnect instance.

  //get query
var r = await hasuraConnect.query(docQuery);

//OR USE MUTATION
var r = await hasuraConnect.mutation(docQuery);

Subscriptions

Subscriptions will notify you each time you have a change to the searched items. Use the "hasuraConnect.subscription" method to receive a stream.

Snapshot snapshot = await hasuraConnect.subscription(docSubscription);
  snapshot.listen((data) {
    print(data);
  }).onError((err) {
    print(err);
  });

Using variables

Variables maintain the integrity of Querys, see an example:

String docSubscription = """
  subscription algumaCoisa($limit:Int!){
    users(limit: $limit, order_by: {user_id: desc}) {
      id
      email
      name
    }
  }
""";

Snapshot snapshot = await hasuraConnect.subscription(docSubscription, variables: {"limit": 10});

//change values of variables for PAGINATIONS
snapshot.changeVariable({"limit": 20});

Execute a Query from a Document

Future query(
    String document, {
    String? key,
    Map<String, dynamic>? variables,
    Map<String, String>? headers,
  }) async {
    final _key = key ?? _keyGenerator.generateBase(document);
    return executeQuery(
      Query(
        key: _key,
        headers: headers,
        document: document.trimLeft(),
        variables: variables,
      ),
    );
  }

Execute a Subscription from a Document

 Future<Snapshot> subscription(
    String document, {
    String? key,
    Map<String, dynamic>? variables,
    Map<String, String>? headers,
  }) async {
    final _document = document.trim();
    final _key = key ?? _keyGenerator.generateBase(document);

    return executeSubscription(
      Query(
        key: _key,
        headers: headers,
        document: _document,
        variables: variables,
      ),
    );
  }

Execute a Mutation from a Document

  Future mutation(
    String document, {
    Map<String, dynamic>? variables,
    bool tryAgain = true,
    String? key,
    Map<String, String>? headers,
  }) async {
    final _key = key ?? _keyGenerator.randomString(15);

    return executeMutation(
      Query(
        key: _key,
        headers: headers,
        document: document.trimLeft(),
        variables: variables,
      ),
    );
  }

INTERCEPTORS

This is a good strategy to control the flow of requests. With that we can create interceptors for logs or cache for example. The community has already provided some interceptors for caching. Interceptors are highly customizable.

View Hasura's official Authorization documentation.

class TokenInterceptor extends Interceptor {
 final FirebaseAuth auth;
 TokenInterceptor(this.auth);

 @override
 Future<void> onConnected(HasuraConnect connect) {}

 @override
 Future<void> onDisconnected() {}

 @override
 Future onError(HasuraError request) async {
   return request;
 }

 @override
 Future<Request> onRequest(Request request) async {
   var user = await auth.currentUser();
   var token = await user.getIdToken(refresh: true);
   if (token != null) {
     try {
       request.headers["Authorization"] = "Bearer ${token.token}";
       return request;
     } catch (e) {
       return null;
     }
   } else {
     Modular.to.pushReplacementNamed("/login");
   }
 }

 @override
 Future onResponse(Response data) async {
   return data;
 }

 @override
 Future<void> onSubscription(Request request, Snapshot snapshot) {}

 @override
 Future<void> onTryAgain(HasuraConnect connect) {}
}

Or:

class TokenInterceptor extends InterceptorBase {
  final FirebaseAuth auth;
  TokenInterceptor(this.auth);

  @override
  Future<Request> onRequest(Request request) async {
    var user = await auth.currentUser();
    var token = await user.getIdToken(refresh: true);
    if (token != null) {
      try {
        request.headers["Authorization"] = "Bearer ${token.token}";
        return request;
      } catch (e) {
        return null;
      }
    } else {
      Modular.to.pushReplacementNamed("/login");
    }
  }
}

INTERCEPTOR

Now you can intercept all requests, erros, subscritions.... all states of your hasura_connect connection.

onConnected
onDisconnected
onError
onRequest
onResponse
onSubscription
onTryAgain

CACHE OFFLINE

Now you will need to create a Interceptor or use a Cache Interceptor Package made to help you like: InMemory, Hive or SharedPreference

//In Memory
import 'package:hasura_cache_interceptor/hasura_hive_cache_interceptor.dart';

final storage = MemoryStorageService();
final cacheInterceptor = CacheInterceptor(storage);
final hasura = HasuraConnect(
  "<your hasura url>",
  interceptors: [cacheInterceptor],
  httpClient: httpClient,
)

//Hive
import 'package:hasura_connect/hasura_connect.dart';
import 'package:hasura_hive_cache_interceptor/hasura_hive_cache_interceptor.dart';

final cacheInterceptor = HiveCacheInterceptor("<your box name> (optional)");
final hasura = HasuraConnect(
  "<your hasura url>",
  interceptors: [cacheInterceptor],
  httpClient: httpClient,
)

//Shared Preference
import 'package:hasura_connect/hasura_connect.dart';
import 'package:shared_preferences_cache_interceptor/shared_preferences_cache_interceptor.dart';

final cacheInterceptor = SharedPreferencesCacheInterceptor();
final hasura = HasuraConnect(
  "<your hasura url>",
  interceptors: [cacheInterceptor],
  httpClient: httpClient,
)

Dispose

HasuraConnect provides a dispose() method for use in Provider or BlocProvider. Subscription will start only when someone is listening, and when all listeners are closed HasuraConnect automatically disconnects.

Therefore, we only connect to Hasura when we are actually using it;

_For more examples, please refer to the 🚧 Documentation - Currently being updated 🚧 .

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Features

✅ Queries
✅ Mutations
✅ Subscriptions
✅ Change Variable in Subscriptions
✅ Auto-Reconnect
✅ Dynamic JWT Token
✅ bloc_pattern Integration
✅ Provider Integration
✅ Variables
✅ Cache Subscription
✅ Cache Mutation
✅ Cache Query

Right now this package has concluded all his intended features. If you have any suggestions or find something to report, see below how to contribute to it.

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Contributing

🚧 Contributing Guidelines - Currently being updated 🚧

Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

If you have a suggestion that would make this better, please fork the repo and create a pull request. You can also simply open an issue with the appropriate tag. Don't forget to give the project a star! Thanks again!