Using the CoCore API from TypeScript
To assist TypeScript developers in integrating with the CoCore GraphQL API, here's a comprehensive guide utilizing the Apollo Client library.
1. Install Apollo Client and Dependencies
Begin by installing the necessary packages:
2. Set Up Apollo Client
Create an instance of ApolloClient
pointing to your GraphQL endpoint and include the API key for authentication:
3. Define GraphQL Queries
Utilize the gql
template literal to define your GraphQL queries or mutations. Here's an example of a query to fetch job information:
4. Execute Queries and Handle Responses
Use the client.query
method to execute the query and process the response:
5. Generate TypeScript Types (Optional but Recommended)
To enhance type safety, you can generate TypeScript types based on your GraphQL schema using the GraphQL Code Generator :
- Install the necessary packages:
- Create a
codegen.yml
configuration file: - Add a script to your
package.json
: - Run the code generation:
This process will create TypeScript definitions for your GraphQL operations, enabling better type safety and autocompletion in your development environment.
6. Explore API Documentation
For detailed information on available queries, mutations, and schema definitions, refer to the CoCore API documentation at https://docs.wearecococo.com .
By following these steps, TypeScript developers can effectively integrate with the CoCore GraphQL API using Apollo Client.
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