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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ export const g = new GFetch({
### 2. Add GraphQL Codegen Plugin
```
```javascript
svelte.config.js
import gQueryCodegen from '@leveluptuts/g-query/codegen'
@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ import gQueryCodegen from '@leveluptuts/g-query/codegen'
### 3. Add .graphql files
```
```graphql
UserQueries.graphql
query user {
@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ The code gen will find the file and spit out a file next to it. Named `FileName.
Using the above code, it would output `UserQueries.gGenerated.ts`
This also gives us a `get` function for queries based on the query name. ie `getUser` for the above.
```javascript
```svelte
<script context="module" lang="ts">
// The generated function that fetches and caches
import { getUser } from './UserQueries.gGenerated.graphql'
@ -86,24 +86,22 @@ This also gives us a `get` function for queries based on the query name. ie `get
It's a Svelte Writable Store. So after a mutation you can quickly and easily manually update the cache.
```
import { user, someMutation } from './UserQueries.gGenerated.graphql'
```javascript
import { user, someMutation } from "./UserQueries.gGenerated.graphql";
$user = null // clears the cache
$user = await someMutation({ variables }) // if this returns the correct data
$user = null; // clears the cache
$user = await someMutation({ variables }); // if this returns the correct data
```
### Q? Can't you update the cache magically for me after a mutation?
Maybe? If you want to be in charge of writing that bit, the door is open 😼. My idea for the api would look something like this.
```
import { user, someMutation } from './UserQueries.gGenerated.graphql'
await someMutation({ variables, store: user })
```javascript
import { user, someMutation } from "./UserQueries.gGenerated.graphql";
await someMutation({ variables, store: user });
```
### Q? Why can't I use this yet?