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2.5 KiB
JavaScript
79 lines
2.5 KiB
JavaScript
import GraphQL from 'graphql';
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import { Node } from './node.js';
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import { Entity } from './entity.js';
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import { DateType } from './scalars.js';
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import { ReleaseGroupType } from './enums.js';
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import {
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id,
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mbid,
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title,
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disambiguation,
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fieldWithID,
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releaseGroupType,
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resolveHyphenated,
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connectionWithExtras,
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linkedQuery,
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} from './helpers.js';
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import { aliases } from './alias.js';
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import { artistCredit, artistCredits } from './artist-credit.js';
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import { artists } from './artist.js';
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import { releases } from './release.js';
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import { relationships } from './relationship.js';
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import { collections } from './collection.js';
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import { rating } from './rating.js';
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import { tags } from './tag.js';
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const { GraphQLObjectType, GraphQLList } = GraphQL;
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export const ReleaseGroup = new GraphQLObjectType({
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name: 'ReleaseGroup',
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description: `A [release group](https://musicbrainz.org/doc/Release_Group) is
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used to group several different releases into a single logical entity. Every
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release belongs to one, and only one release group.
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Both release groups and releases are “albums” in a general sense, but with an
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important difference: a release is something you can buy as media such as a CD
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or a vinyl record, while a release group embraces the overall concept of an
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album – it doesn’t matter how many CDs or editions/versions it had.`,
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interfaces: () => [Node, Entity],
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fields: () => ({
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id,
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mbid,
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title,
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disambiguation,
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aliases,
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artistCredit,
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artistCredits,
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firstReleaseDate: {
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type: DateType,
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description: 'The date of the earliest release in the group.',
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resolve: resolveHyphenated,
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},
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...fieldWithID('primaryType', {
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type: ReleaseGroupType,
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description: `The [type](https://musicbrainz.org/doc/Release_Group/Type)
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of a release group describes what kind of releases the release group represents,
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e.g. album, single, soundtrack, compilation, etc. A release group can have a
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“main” type and an unspecified number of additional types.`,
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}),
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...fieldWithID('secondaryTypes', {
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type: new GraphQLList(ReleaseGroupType),
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description: `Additional [types](https://musicbrainz.org/doc/Release_Group/Type)
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that apply to this release group.`,
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}),
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artists,
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releases,
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relationships,
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collections,
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rating,
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tags,
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}),
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});
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export const ReleaseGroupConnection = connectionWithExtras(ReleaseGroup);
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export const releaseGroups = linkedQuery(ReleaseGroupConnection, {
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args: {
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type: releaseGroupType,
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},
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});
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