I have a data model ItemData
as follows :
class ItemData
{
public string StartTime { get; set; }
public string EndTime { get; set; }
// other fields here
}
I would like to expose those two as a single field Duration
like this. Without exposing the StartTime
and EndTime
{
"duration": {
"start": "12:34",
"end": "23:45"
},
// other fields here
}
And types ItemType
and DurationType
ItemType
defined a field "duration"
like this
descriptor.Ignore(x=> x.EndTime);
descriptor.Ignore(x=> x.StartTime);
descriptor.Field("duration")
.ResolveWith<TheResolver>(resolver => resolver.GetDuration(default!))
.Type<DurationType>();
// other configurations here
The endpoint is marked with UseProjection
and use EFCore data context.
When TheResolver.GetDuration()
gets called it did not fetch the value for StartTime
and EndTime
from database. I think it's because the UseProjection
tell it not to.
Is there any way to configure the Hot Chocolate to use projection on ignored fields StartTime
and EndTime
when the query requests duration
field?
Specifying descriptor.Field(x => x.StartTime).IsProjected(true)
does not work if the field specified as ignored.
UPDATE : Just found an issue on their github, looks like they're working on it (Issue #4192 - It's not possible to project an ignored property)
As a workaround for the issue in your particular case, you could make the selection with duration directly from queryable like:
dbContext.Items.Select(i => new ItemData { Duration = new Duration { Start = i.StartTime, End = i.End } })
And that IQueryable with the ready duration field to return further to [UseProjection] and whatever.