Migrating: From Apollo Client 2.0
Apollo Client 3 and Apollo Elements 3 both bring with them significant breaking changes. When upgrading your app to @apollo-elements 3, follow these steps to ease the transition:
Replace imports with @apollo/client/core
apollo-client, apollo-cache-inmemory, apollo-link-* and others are now supplied by @apollo/client/core, so replace your import statements to match.
NB: you should always import from @apollo/client/core, not from @apollo/client, as the latter includes dependencies on react which you probably don't need or want. A single import statement from @apollo/client in your app can cause the TypeScript compiler to fail if react is not installed as a dependency. To avoid this, always import from @apollo/client/core.
Remove calls to writeData
If your app used client.writeData (e.g. to set default values when loading the cache), you must replace it with calls to either writeQuery, writeFragment or cache.modify. You can also set default values in field policies
Check Non-Nullable Variables
Query and Subscription elements in @apollo-elements 2 tried to prevent operations with non-nullable variables from fetching if their required arguments were null or undefined. Version 3 removes that check by default, so as long as there's a client and a query, they subscribe immediately. To avoid errors, always make sure to set your variables before you query.
To keep components from fetching until they have their required variables, see Validating Variables.
Replace Resolvers with Type Policies
Apollo client 3 deprecates local resolvers in favour of type policies. Your resolvers will still work for now, but it's recommended to migrate them.
Say you had this query, and you wanted to define the client-side type policies for it.
query DetailsOpenQuery {
eenieOpen @client
meenieOpen @client
}
In which case you might define the type policies like this:
export const DetailsTypePolicies: TypePolicies = {
Query: {
fields: {
eenieOpen: {
read(prev) { return prev; },
merge(_, next) { return next; },
},
meenieOpen: {
read(prev) { return prev; },
merge(_, next) { return next; },
}
}
}
}
Use TypePoliciesMixin to declare a component's type policies by setting the typePolicies property on the component.
<p>HTML apps should set all their type policies on the <code>apollo-client</code> element</p>
<apollo-client>...</apollo-client>
<script>
import('./typePolicies')
.then(({ DetailsTypePolicies }) => {
document
.currentScript
.getRootNode()
.querySelector('apollo-client')
.typePolicies = DetailsTypePolicies;
});
</script>
```ts tab mixins
import { ApolloQueryMixin, TypePoliciesMixins } from '@apollo-elements/mixins';
import { DetailsTypePolicies } from './typePolicies';
const template = document.createElement('template');
template.innerHTML = `
<details id="eenie">
<summary>Eenie</summary>
I'm the first mouse
</details>
<details id="meenie">
<summary>Meenie</summary>
I'm the second mouse
</details>
`;
class ToggleViews extends TypePoliciesMixin(ApolloQuery)<Data, Variables> {
query = DetailsOpenQuery;
typePolicies = DetailsTypePolicies;
#data: Data = null;
get data() { return this.#data; }
set data(value: Data) {
this.#data = value;
this.render();
}
constructor() {
super()
this.attachShadow({ mode: 'open' });
this.shadowRoot.append(template.content.cloneNode(true))
for (const details of this.shadowRoot.querySelectorAll('details'))
details.addEventListener('toggle', this.onToggle.bind(this));
this.render();
}
render() {
this.shadowRoot.getElementById('eenie').open =
this.data?.eenieOpen ?? false;
this.shadowRoot.getElementById('meenie').open =
this.data?.meenieOpen ?? false;
}
onToggle(event) {
this.client.cache.writeQuery({
query: this.query,
data: {
...this.data,
[`${event.target.id}Open`]: event.target.open,
}
});
}
}
customElements.define('toggle-views', ToggleViews);
import { ApolloQuery, customElement, html } from '@apollo-elements/lit-apollo';
import { TypePoliciesMixins } from '@apollo-elements/mixins/type-policies-mixin';
import { DetailsTypePolicies } from './typePolicies';
@customElement('toggle-views')
class ToggleViews extends TypePoliciesMixin(ApolloQuery)<Data, Variables> {
query = DetailsOpenQuery;
typePolicies = DetailsTypePolicies;
render() {
return html`
<details id="eenie"
?open="${this.data?.eenieOpen ?? false}"
@toggle="${this.onToggle}">
<summary>Eenie</summary>
I'm the first mouse
</details>
<details id="meenie"
?open="${this.data?.meenieOpen ?? false}"
@toggle="${this.onToggle}">
<summary>Meenie</summary>
I'm the second mouse
</details>
`;
}
onToggle(event) {
this.client.cache.writeQuery({
query: this.query,
data: {
...this.data,
[`${event.target.id}Open`]: event.target.open,
}
});
}
}
import { ApolloQuery, customElement, html } from '@apollo-elements/fast';
import { TypePoliciesMixins } from '@apollo-elements/mixins/type-policies-mixin';
import { DetailsTypePolicies } from './typePolicies';
const template: ViewTemplate = html`
<details id="eenie"
?open="${x => x.data?.eenieOpen ?? false}"
@toggle="${(x, { event }) => x.onToggle(event)}">
<summary>Eenie</summary>
I'm the first mouse
</details>
<details id="meenie"
?open="${x => x.data?.meenieOpen ?? false}"
@toggle="${(x, { event }) => x.onToggle(event)}">
<summary>Meenie</summary>
I'm the second mouse
</details>
`;
@customElement({ name: 'toggle-views', template })
class ToggleViews extends TypePoliciesMixin(ApolloQuery)<Data, Variables> {
query = DetailsOpenQuery;
typePolicies = DetailsTypePolicies;
onToggle(event) {
this.client.cache.writeQuery({
query: this.query,
data: {
...this.data,
[`${event.target.id}Open`]: event.target.open,
}
});
}
}
import { useQuery, useEffect, component, html } from '@apollo-elements/haunted';
import { DetailsTypePolicies } from './typePolicies';
function ToggleViews() {
const { client, data } = useQuery(DetailsOpenQuery)
/**
* There's no TypePoliciesMixin for haunted,
* but you can use the `useEffect` hook to do the same
*/
useEffect(({ host: { client } }) => {
client.cache.policies.addTypePolicies(DetailsTypePolicies);
}, [client]);
function onToggle(event) {
client.cache.writeQuery({
query: DetailsOpenQuery,
data: {
...data,
[`${event.target.id}Open`]: event.target.open,
}
});
}
return html`
<details id="eenie"
?open="${data.eenieOpen ?? false}"
@toggle="${onToggle}">
<summary>Eenie</summary>
I'm the first mouse
</details>
<details id="meenie"
?open="${data.meenieOpen ?? false}"
@toggle="${onToggle}">
<summary>Meenie</summary>
I'm the second mouse
</details>
`;
}
customElements.define('toggle-views', component(ToggleViews));
import { query, define, property, html } from '@apollo-elements/hybrids';
import { DetailsTypePolicies } from './typePolicies';
function onToggle(host, event) {
host.client.cache.writeQuery({
query: host.query,
data: {
...host.data,
[`${event.target.id}Open`]: event.target.open,
}
});
}
const render = ({ data }) => html`
<details id="eenie"
open="${data.eenieOpen ?? false}"
ontoggle="${onToggle}">
<summary>Eenie</summary>
I'm the first mouse
</details>
<details id="meenie"
open="${data.meenieOpen ?? false}"
ontoggle="${onToggle}">
<summary>Meenie</summary>
I'm the second mouse
</details>
`;
/**
* There's no TypePoliciesMixin for hybrids,
* but you can use this one-line function to do the same
*/
function connect(host) {
host.client.cache.policies.addTypePolicies(host.typePolicies);
}
define('toggle-views', {
render,
query: query(DetailsOpenQuery),
typePolicies: property(DetailsTypePolicies, connect),
});