How to use the @graphql-codegen/typescript.includeIntrospectionDefinitions function in @graphql-codegen/typescript
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dotansimha / graphql-code-generator / packages / plugins / typescript / type-graphql / src / index.ts View on Github 
export const plugin: PluginFunction = (schema: GraphQLSchema, documents: Types.DocumentFile[], config: TypeGraphQLPluginConfig) => {
const visitor = new TypeGraphQLVisitor(schema, config);
const printedSchema = printSchema(schema);
const astNode = parse(printedSchema);
const maybeValue = `export type Maybe = ${visitor.config.maybeValue};`;
const visitorResult = visit(astNode, { leave: visitor });
const introspectionDefinitions = includeIntrospectionDefinitions(schema, documents, config);
const scalars = visitor.scalarsDefinition;
let definitions = visitorResult.definitions;
// Sort output by interfaces first, classes last to prevent TypeScript errors
definitions.sort((definition1, definition2) => (isDefinitionInterface(definition1) ? -1 : 1));
return {
prepend: [...visitor.getEnumsImports(), maybeValue, TYPE_GRAPHQL_IMPORT, DECORATOR_FIX],
content: [scalars, ...definitions, ...introspectionDefinitions].join('\n'),
};
};@graphql-codegen/typescript
GraphQL Code Generator plugin for generating TypeScript types
