From the documentation, it's evident that we are not bound to create new classes for using Enums.
I have the following code snippet:
from graphene import Enum, InputObjectType
GRAPH_TYPES = [
('step', 'Step graph'),
('bar', 'Bar graph'),
('line', 'Line graph'),
('dot', 'Dot graph'),
]
class DataType(Enum):
VELOCITY = 'velocity'
ACCELERATION = 'accelration'
class SomeInput(InputObjectType):
data_type = DataType('DataTypeEnum')
graph_type = Enum('GraphTypeEnum', GRAPH_TYPES)
When I head over to GraphiQL, I am able to see SomeInput
but graph_type
is missing inside.
Package versions:
For anyone who stumbles upon this, it turns out to be something related to the initialization of the declared Enum.
The inline declaration Enum('GraphTypeEnum', GRAPH_TYPES)
has to be updated like this:
Enum('GraphTypeEnum', GRAPH_TYPES)()
.