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Alexander Nnakwue
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Nov 18, 2022 â‹… 12 min read

How to integrate TypeScript with GraphQL using TypeGraphQL

Alexander Nnakwue Software engineer. React, Node.js, Python, and other developer tools and libraries.

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10 Replies to "How to integrate TypeScript with GraphQL using TypeGraphQL"

  1. This is no longer working, just getting a whole bunch of errors when I download from github and try to compile it after running npm install.

  2. Hello @coder, can you paste the error you are getting here, so I can assist you with it?

  3. What is the _doc that has been added to entities?
    Why is it required? I tried to upgrade to more current versions of the libraries
    and it no longer compiles.
    Do you have any updates to this source?

  4. Hi, you say to generate “schema.gql” file, we need to run the “npm run build-tsc”. I am unsure of what “npm run build-tsc” is. Your package.json file does not have that script. Do you mean to say “npm run build-ts”? In which case, running “tsc” from my side does not generate the schema.gql file

    1. Hi Ebenezer, thanks for bringing this issue to our attention! You’re right — the script in the `package.json` file is `”build-ts”: “tsc”,` which means the command should be `npm run build-ts` instead. We’ve corrected this typo now.

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