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feat(node-type-registry): add source_field/target_field to RelationSpatial BlueprintRelation arm (v0.15.0) #1001

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feat(node-type-registry): add source_field/target_field to RelationSpatial BlueprintRelation arm (v0.15.0) #1001

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion graphql/node-type-registry/package.json
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{
"name": "node-type-registry",
"version": "0.14.0",
"version": "0.15.0",
"description": "Node type definitions for the Constructive blueprint system. Single source of truth for all Authz*, Data*, Relation*, and View* node types.",
"author": "Constructive <developers@constructive.io>",
"main": "index.js",
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2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions graphql/node-type-registry/src/blueprint-types.generated.ts
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Expand Up @@ -1054,6 +1054,8 @@ export type BlueprintRelation = {
target_table: string;
source_schema_name?: string;
target_schema_name?: string;
/** Name of the geometry/geography column on source_table that carries the @spatialRelation smart tag. */source_field: string;
/** Name of the geometry/geography column on target_table that the predicate is evaluated against. */target_field: string;
} & Partial<RelationSpatialParams>;
/**
* ===========================================================================
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25 changes: 23 additions & 2 deletions graphql/node-type-registry/src/codegen/generate-types.ts
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Expand Up @@ -537,13 +537,34 @@ function buildRelationTypes(
relationNodes: NodeTypeDefinition[]
): t.ExportNamedDeclaration[] {
const relationMembers: t.TSType[] = relationNodes.map((nt) => {
const baseType = t.tsTypeLiteral([
const baseMembers: t.TSTypeElement[] = [
requiredProp('$type', strLit(nt.name)),
requiredProp('source_table', t.tsStringKeyword()),
requiredProp('target_table', t.tsStringKeyword()),
optionalProp('source_schema_name', t.tsStringKeyword()),
optionalProp('target_schema_name', t.tsStringKeyword()),
]);
];

// RelationSpatial is the only relation type that references *existing*
// columns rather than creating FK/junction fields. Its blueprint JSON
// therefore needs source_field / target_field (column *names* resolved
// server-side by resolve_blueprint_field), which have no ID-space
// equivalent in parameter_schema. Surface them here so blueprint authors
// get autocomplete without a cast.
if (nt.name === 'RelationSpatial') {
baseMembers.push(
addJSDoc(
requiredProp('source_field', t.tsStringKeyword()),
'Name of the geometry/geography column on source_table that carries the @spatialRelation smart tag.'
),
addJSDoc(
requiredProp('target_field', t.tsStringKeyword()),
'Name of the geometry/geography column on target_table that the predicate is evaluated against.'
)
);
}

const baseType = t.tsTypeLiteral(baseMembers);

return t.tsIntersectionType([
baseType,
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