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Construct the parser for a field that can be used to add several rows to a DB table.

This function is used to create the insert_tablename root field. The field accepts the following arguments: - objects: the list of objects to insert into the table (see tableFieldsInput) - parser for backend-specific fields, e.g. upsert fields on_conflict or if_matched

Variant of insertIntoTable that inserts a single row.

Instead of expecting a list of rows to insert in a objects argument, this field instead expects a single object. Its selection set is also slightly different: it only allows selecting columns from the row being inserted.

Creates the parser for an input object for a row of the given table.

This function creates an input object type named "tablename_insert_input" in the GraphQL shema, which has a field for each of the columns of that table that the user has insert permissions for.

{
 insert_author (
   objects: [
     { # tableFieldsInput output
       name: "John",
       id:12
     }
   ] ...
 ) ...
}

Construct the parser for an input object that represents an insert through an object relationship.

When inserting objects into tables, we allow insertions through relationships. This function creates the parser for an object that represents the insertion object across an object relationship; it is co-recursive with tableFieldsInput.

Construct the parser for an input object that represents an insert through an array relationship.

When inserting objects into tables, we allow insertions through relationships. This function creates the parser for an object that represents the insertion object across an array relationship; it is co-recursive with tableFieldsInput.

Helper function that creates an AnnIns object.

Construct a root field, normally called delete_tablename, that can be used to delete several rows from a DB table

Construct a root field, normally called delete_tablename_by_pk, that can be used to delete an individual rows from a DB table, specified by primary key. Select permissions are required, as the user must be allowed to access all the primary keys of the table.

All mutations allow returning results, such as what the updated database rows look like. This parser allows a query to specify what data to fetch.

How to specify a database row by primary key.

This will give Nothing when either there are no primary keys defined for the table or when the given permissions do not permit selecting from all the columns that make up the key.