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Fragments

How to create and query fragments using the FragmentBuilder class.

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You can query fragments using theFragmentBuilder class. You can create and store the fragments in classes and then use them in your query.

Add multiple fragments to a typed query:

var fragment1= new FragmentBuilder<ProxyModels.Content>("FirstFragment").Fields(x => x.ContentLink.Id, x => x.SiteId);
var fragment2= new FragmentBuilder<ProxyModels.Content>("SecondFragment").Fields(x => x.Name);

Add fragment to your typed query:

var query = _client
.ForType<Content>()
.Fields(x=>x.MetaTitle)
.Fragments(fragment1, fragment2)
.Total()
.ToQuery()
.BuildQueries();

Then the query should look like:

query Sample_Query {
  Content{
    items {
      MetaTitle
      ...FirstFragment
      ...SecondFragment
    }
    total
  }
}

fragment SecondFragment on Content {
  Name
}

fragment FirstFragment on Content {
  ContentLink{
  	Id
  }
  SiteId
}

Create nested fragments

You can also build and then add nested fragments similar to typed query fragments:

var subFragment= new FragmentBuilder<ProxyModels.Language>("SubFragment").Fields(x => x.Name, x => x.DisplayName);
var mainFragment= new FragmentBuilder<ProxyModels.Content>("MainFragment").Fields(x => x.Name).Fragments(subFragment);

var query = _client
.ForType<Content>()
.Fields(x=>x.MetaTitle)
.Fragments(mainFragment)
.Total()
.ToQuery()
.BuildQueries();

This will generate a query that looks like this:

query Sample_Query {
  Content{
    items {
      MetaTitle
      ...MainFragment
    }
    total
  }
}

fragment MainFragment on Content {
  Name
  ...SubFragment
}

fragment SubFragment on Language {
  Name
  DisplayName
}

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Note

Fragment names must be unique.

Updated 22 days ago