@gilbert
In GraphQL, you can define an empty object type by simply declaring an object type with no fields. Here's an example of how you can define an empty object type in a GraphQL schema:
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type EmptyObjectType { id: ID! # An empty object type can have an ID field if needed } |
In this example, EmptyObjectType
is a GraphQL object type with no fields except for an id
field. Since GraphQL requires at least one field in an object type, you can add a dummy field like id
to satisfy this requirement.
Alternatively, you can also define an empty object type with no fields at all like so:
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type EmptyObjectType { # Empty object type with no fields } |
This will define an empty object type in the GraphQL schema without any fields.