com.adobe.cq.commerce.magento.graphql

Class CartDiscountQuery

java.lang.Object

com.shopify.graphql.support.AbstractQuery<CartDiscountQuery>

com.adobe.cq.commerce.magento.graphql.CartDiscountQuery

public class CartDiscountQuery
extends AbstractQuery<CartDiscountQuery>

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.shopify.graphql.support.AbstractQuery

_queryBuilder, ALIAS_SUFFIX_SEPARATOR, CUSTOM_FIELD_LABEL

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
CartDiscountQuery	addFragmentReference(Fragment<CartDiscountQuery> fragment) Adds a CartDiscountQuery fragment reference at the current position of the query.
CartDiscountQuery	amount(MoneyQueryDefinition queryDef)
static Fragment<CartDiscountQuery>	createFragment(String name, CartDiscountQueryDefinition queryDef) Creates a GraphQL "named" fragment with the specified query type definition.
CartDiscountQuery	label()

Methods inherited from class com.shopify.graphql.support.AbstractQuery

addCustomObjectField, addCustomSimpleField, appendQuotedString, startField, startInlineFragment, withAlias

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

amount

public CartDiscountQuery amount(MoneyQueryDefinition queryDef)

label

public CartDiscountQuery label()

createFragment

public static Fragment<CartDiscountQuery> createFragment(String name,
                                                         CartDiscountQueryDefinition queryDef)

Creates a GraphQL "named" fragment with the specified query type definition. The generics nature of fragments ensures that a fragment can only be used at the right place in the GraphQL request.

Parameters:

name - The name of the fragment, must be unique for a given GraphQL request.

queryDef - The fragment definition.

Returns:

The fragment of a given generics type.

addFragmentReference

public CartDiscountQuery addFragmentReference(Fragment<CartDiscountQuery> fragment)

Adds a CartDiscountQuery fragment reference at the current position of the query. For example for a fragment named test, calling this method will add the reference ...test in the query. For GraphQL types implementing an interface, there will be some similar methods using the Query type of each implemented interface.

Parameters:

fragment - The fragment to reference.