EntityByGuidQuery

Query a list of entities by their GUIDs.

You can fetch a maximum of 25 entities in one query.

Usage

import { EntityByGuidQuery } from 'nr1';

Examples

Declarative Query

<EntityByGuidQuery entityGuid={'MTIzNDU2fEZPT3xCQVJ8OTg3NjU0MzIx'}>
  {({ loading, error, data }) => {
    if (loading) {
      return <Spinner />;
    }

    if (error) {
      return 'Error!';
    }

    return (
      <List items={data.entities} rowHeight={20}>
        {({ item }) => <ListItem key={item.guid}>{item.name}</ListItem>}
      </List>
    );
  }}
</EntityByGuidQuery>;

Imperative query

EntityByGuidQuery.query({
  entityGuid: 'MTIzNDU2fEZPT3xCQVJ8OTg3NjU0MzIx',
}).then(({ data }) => console.log(data));

Props

children

function

Render prop function as a child.

function (queryResult: QueryResult Results of the query.
) => React.ReactNode

entityFragmentExtension

object

GraphQL fragment document parsed into an AST by graphql-tag.The Query components return the most commonly used fields available on an entity. You can use this prop when you want to request additional fields for the entities returned by your query. The fragment should be named EntityFragmentExtension and apply to the EntityOutline type.

const entityFragmentExtension = ngql`
  fragment EntityFragmentExtension on EntityOutline {
    indexedAt
    guid
  }
`;

entityGuid

REQUIRED

string

GUID of the entity to query.

fetchPolicyType

enum

Allows you to specify how you want your query to interact with the cached data.

CACHE_AND_NETWORK: The query returns your initial data from the cache if available. However, regardless of whether or not the full data is in your cache, the query always makes a request using your network interface and returns the updated data. This option is not available when using the static query() method of the component.
CACHE_FIRST: The query makes a request using your network interface only if the data for your query is not already in the cache.
CACHE_ONLY: The query never makes a request using your network interface. Instead it returns the data available in the cache. If the data for your query does not exist in the cache, then an error is thrown.
NETWORK_ONLY: The query never returns your initial data from the cache. Instead it always makes a request using your network interface.
NO_CACHE: The query never returns your initial data from the cache. Instead it always makes a request using your network interface. Unlike the NETWORK_ONLY policy, it does not write any data to the cache after the query completes.
<One ofEntityByGuidQuery.FETCH_POLICY_TYPE.CACHE_AND_NETWORK, EntityByGuidQuery.FETCH_POLICY_TYPE.CACHE_FIRST, EntityByGuidQuery.FETCH_POLICY_TYPE.CACHE_ONLY, EntityByGuidQuery.FETCH_POLICY_TYPE.NETWORK_ONLY, EntityByGuidQuery.FETCH_POLICY_TYPE.NO_CACHE, >

includeSummaryMetrics

boolean

includeTags

boolean

If true, the returned entities include their tags.

pollInterval

number

Interval in milliseconds to poll for new data. Set to zero to avoid any kind of regular polling.

skip

boolean

When set to true, the query will be skipped entirely from rendering.

Methods