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In GraphQL, you can pass object type arguments by creating input types. Input types in GraphQL are used to represent complex input arguments to fields or mutations. Here's an example of how to pass an object type argument in a query in GraphQL:
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input UserInput { name: String! age: Int! } |
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type Query { getUser(input: UserInput!): User } type User { name: String! age: Int! } |
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query { getUser(input: { name: "John", age: 30 }) { name age } } |
By defining input types in your schema and using them as arguments in your queries or mutations, you can pass object type arguments in GraphQL. Make sure to define the fields and types of the input type correctly to match the object you want to pass as an argument.