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‎examples/12-replica-db-connection/.env‎

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NODE_ENV=development
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PGUSER=postgres
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WARTHOG_APP_HOST=localhost
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WARTHOG_APP_PORT=4100
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WARTHOG_DB_DATABASE=warthog-example-12
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WARTHOG_DB_USERNAME=postgres
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WARTHOG_DB_PASSWORD=
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WARTHOG_DB_SYNCHRONIZE=true
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WARTHOG_DB_HOST=localhost
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WARTHOG_DB_PORT=5432
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WARTHOG_DB_REPLICA_HOST=localhost
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WARTHOG_DB_REPLICA_PORT=5432
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WARTHOG_DB_CONNECT_REPLICA=true

‎examples/12-replica-db-connection/README.md‎

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# Example 12
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## Setup
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Run `yarn bootstrap && yarn start`
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## Bootstrapping the App
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Running `DEBUG=* yarn bootstrap` will do the following:
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- Install packages
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- Create the example DB
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- Seed the database with test data
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## Running the App
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To run the project, run `yarn start`. This will:
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- Run the API server
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- Open GraphQL Playground

‎examples/12-replica-db-connection/generated/binding.ts‎

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import 'graphql-import-node'; // Needed so you can import *.graphql files
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import { makeBindingClass, Options } from 'graphql-binding'
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import { GraphQLResolveInfo, GraphQLSchema } from 'graphql'
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import { IResolvers } from 'graphql-tools/dist/Interfaces'
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import * as schema from './schema.graphql'
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export interface Query {
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users: <T = Array<User>>(args: { offset?: Int | null, limit?: Int | null, where?: UserWhereInput | null, orderBy?: UserOrderByInput | null }, info?: GraphQLResolveInfo | string, options?: Options) => Promise<T> ,
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user: <T = User>(args: { where: UserWhereUniqueInput }, info?: GraphQLResolveInfo | string, options?: Options) => Promise<T>
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}
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export interface Mutation {
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createUser: <T = User>(args: { data: UserCreateInput }, info?: GraphQLResolveInfo | string, options?: Options) => Promise<T> ,
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updateUser: <T = User>(args: { data: UserUpdateInput, where: UserWhereUniqueInput }, info?: GraphQLResolveInfo | string, options?: Options) => Promise<T> ,
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deleteUser: <T = StandardDeleteResponse>(args: { where: UserWhereUniqueInput }, info?: GraphQLResolveInfo | string, options?: Options) => Promise<T>
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}
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export interface Subscription {}
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export interface Binding {
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query: Query
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mutation: Mutation
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subscription: Subscription
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request: <T = any>(query: string, variables?: {[key: string]: any}) => Promise<T>
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delegate(operation: 'query' | 'mutation', fieldName: string, args: {
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[key: string]: any;
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}, infoOrQuery?: GraphQLResolveInfo | string, options?: Options): Promise<any>;
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delegateSubscription(fieldName: string, args?: {
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[key: string]: any;
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}, infoOrQuery?: GraphQLResolveInfo | string, options?: Options): Promise<AsyncIterator<any>>;
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getAbstractResolvers(filterSchema?: GraphQLSchema | string): IResolvers;
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}
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export interface BindingConstructor<T> {
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new(...args: any[]): T
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}
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export const Binding = makeBindingClass<BindingConstructor<Binding>>({ schema: schema as any })
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/**
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* Types
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*/
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export type UserOrderByInput = 'createdAt_ASC' |
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'createdAt_DESC' |
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'updatedAt_ASC' |
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'updatedAt_DESC' |
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'deletedAt_ASC' |
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'deletedAt_DESC' |
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'firstName_ASC' |
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'firstName_DESC' |
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'lastName_ASC' |
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'lastName_DESC'
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export interface BaseWhereInput {
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id_eq?: String | null
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id_in?: String[] | String | null
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createdAt_eq?: String | null
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createdAt_lt?: String | null
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createdAt_lte?: String | null
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createdAt_gt?: String | null
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createdAt_gte?: String | null
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createdById_eq?: String | null
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updatedAt_eq?: String | null
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updatedAt_lt?: String | null
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updatedAt_lte?: String | null
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updatedAt_gt?: String | null
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updatedAt_gte?: String | null
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updatedById_eq?: String | null
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deletedAt_all?: Boolean | null
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deletedAt_eq?: String | null
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deletedAt_lt?: String | null
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deletedAt_lte?: String | null
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deletedAt_gt?: String | null
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deletedAt_gte?: String | null
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deletedById_eq?: String | null
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}
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export interface UserCreateInput {
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firstName: String
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lastName: String
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}
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export interface UserUpdateInput {
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firstName?: String | null
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lastName?: String | null
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}
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export interface UserWhereInput {
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id_eq?: ID_Input | null
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id_in?: ID_Output[] | ID_Output | null
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createdAt_eq?: DateTime | null
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createdAt_lt?: DateTime | null
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createdAt_lte?: DateTime | null
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createdAt_gt?: DateTime | null
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createdAt_gte?: DateTime | null
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createdById_eq?: ID_Input | null
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createdById_in?: ID_Output[] | ID_Output | null
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updatedAt_eq?: DateTime | null
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updatedAt_lt?: DateTime | null
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updatedAt_lte?: DateTime | null
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updatedAt_gt?: DateTime | null
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updatedAt_gte?: DateTime | null
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updatedById_eq?: ID_Input | null
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updatedById_in?: ID_Output[] | ID_Output | null
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deletedAt_all?: Boolean | null
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deletedAt_eq?: DateTime | null
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deletedAt_lt?: DateTime | null
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deletedAt_lte?: DateTime | null
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deletedAt_gt?: DateTime | null
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deletedAt_gte?: DateTime | null
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deletedById_eq?: ID_Input | null
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deletedById_in?: ID_Output[] | ID_Output | null
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firstName_eq?: String | null
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firstName_contains?: String | null
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firstName_startsWith?: String | null
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firstName_endsWith?: String | null
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firstName_in?: String[] | String | null
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lastName_eq?: String | null
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lastName_contains?: String | null
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lastName_startsWith?: String | null
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lastName_endsWith?: String | null
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lastName_in?: String[] | String | null
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}
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export interface UserWhereUniqueInput {
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id: ID_Output
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}
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export interface BaseGraphQLObject {
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id: ID_Output
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createdAt: DateTime
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createdById: String
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updatedAt?: DateTime | null
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updatedById?: String | null
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deletedAt?: DateTime | null
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deletedById?: String | null
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version: Int
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}
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export interface DeleteResponse {
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id: ID_Output
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}
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export interface BaseModel extends BaseGraphQLObject {
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id: ID_Output
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createdAt: DateTime
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createdById: String
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updatedAt?: DateTime | null
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updatedById?: String | null
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deletedAt?: DateTime | null
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deletedById?: String | null
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version: Int
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}
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export interface BaseModelUUID extends BaseGraphQLObject {
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id: ID_Output
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createdAt: DateTime
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createdById: String
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updatedAt?: DateTime | null
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updatedById?: String | null
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deletedAt?: DateTime | null
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deletedById?: String | null
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version: Int
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}
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export interface PageInfo {
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hasNextPage: Boolean
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hasPreviousPage: Boolean
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startCursor?: String | null
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endCursor?: String | null
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}
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export interface StandardDeleteResponse {
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id: ID_Output
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}
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export interface User extends BaseGraphQLObject {
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createdById: String
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updatedAt?: DateTime | null
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updatedById?: String | null
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deletedAt?: DateTime | null
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deletedById?: String | null
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firstName: String
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lastName: String
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}
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export type Boolean = boolean
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export type DateTime = Date | string
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The `ID` scalar type represents a unique identifier, often used to refetch an object or as key for a cache. The ID type appears in a JSON response as a String; however, it is not intended to be human-readable. When expected as an input type, any string (such as `"4"`) or integer (such as `4`) input value will be accepted as an ID.
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export type ID_Input = string | number
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export type ID_Output = string
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The `Int` scalar type represents non-fractional signed whole numeric values. Int can represent values between -(2^31) and 2^31 - 1.
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export type Int = number
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The `String` scalar type represents textual data, represented as UTF-8 character sequences. The String type is most often used by GraphQL to represent free-form human-readable text.
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export type String = string

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