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In GraphQL, you can set a default value for a field by using the defaultValue
option in the schema definition. This option allows you to specify a default value that will be used if the field is not provided in the query.
Here's an example of how to set a default value in a GraphQL schema:
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type Query { greeting(name: String = "World"): String } |
In this example, the greeting
field has a default value of "World" for the name
parameter. If the name
parameter is not provided in the query, the default value of "World" will be used.
You can also set a default value for non-null fields by using a combination of the defaultValue
and !
syntax. For example:
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type Query { greeting(name: String! = "World"): String } |
In this example, the name
parameter is marked as non-null using the !
syntax, but it also has a default value of "World". This means that the field must be provided in the query, but if it is not provided, the default value of "World" will be used.