def graphql_to_ir(schema, graphql_string, type_equivalence_hints=None):
    """Convert the given GraphQL string into compiler IR, using the given schema object.

    Args:
        schema: GraphQL schema object, created using the GraphQL library
        graphql_string: string containing the GraphQL to compile to compiler IR
        type_equivalence_hints: optional dict of GraphQL interface or type -> GraphQL union.
                                Used as a workaround for GraphQL's lack of support for
                                inheritance across "types" (i.e. non-interfaces), as well as a
                                workaround for Gremlin's total lack of inheritance-awareness.
                                The key-value pairs in the dict specify that the "key" type
                                is equivalent to the "value" type, i.e. that the GraphQL type or
                                interface in the key is the most-derived common supertype
                                of every GraphQL type in the "value" GraphQL union.
                                Recursive expansion of type equivalence hints is not performed,
                                and only type-level correctness of this argument is enforced.
                                See README.md for more details on everything this parameter does.
                                *****
                                Be very careful with this option, as bad input here will
                                lead to incorrect output queries being generated.
                                *****

    Returns:
        IrAndMetadata named tuple, containing fields:
        - ir_blocks: a list of IR basic block objects
        - input_metadata: a dict of expected input parameters (string) -> inferred GraphQL type
        - output_metadata: a dict of output name (string) -> OutputMetadata object
        - query_metadata_table: a QueryMetadataTable object containing location metadata

    Raises flavors of GraphQLError in the following cases:
        - if the query is invalid GraphQL (GraphQLParsingError);
        - if the query doesn't match the schema (GraphQLValidationError);
        - if the query has more than one definition block (GraphQLValidationError);
        - if the query has more than one selection in the root object (GraphQLCompilationError);
        - if the query does not obey directive usage rules (GraphQLCompilationError);
        - if the query provides invalid / disallowed / wrong number of arguments
          for a directive (GraphQLCompilationError).

    In the case of implementation bugs, could also raise ValueError, TypeError, or AssertionError.
    """
    graphql_string = _preprocess_graphql_string(graphql_string)
    try:
        ast = parse(graphql_string)
    except GraphQLSyntaxError as e:
        raise GraphQLParsingError(e)

    validation_errors = _validate_schema_and_ast(schema, ast)

    if validation_errors:
        raise GraphQLValidationError(u'String does not validate: {}'.format(validation_errors))

    if len(ast.definitions) != 1:
        raise AssertionError(u'Unsupported graphql string with multiple definitions, should have '
                             u'been caught in validation: \n{}\n{}'.format(graphql_string, ast))
    base_ast = ast.definitions[0]

    return _compile_root_ast_to_ir(schema, base_ast, type_equivalence_hints=type_equivalence_hints)
def graphql_to_ir ( schema , graphql_string , type_equivalence_hints = None ) : graphql_string = _preprocess_graphql_string ( graphql_string ) try : ast = parse ( graphql_string ) except GraphQLSyntaxError as e : raise GraphQLParsingError ( e ) validation_errors = _validate_schema_and_ast ( schema , ast ) if validation_errors : raise GraphQLValidationError ( u'String does not validate: {}' . format ( validation_errors ) ) if len ( ast . definitions ) != 1 : raise AssertionError ( u'Unsupported graphql string with multiple definitions, should have ' u'been caught in validation: \n{}\n{}' . format ( graphql_string , ast ) ) base_ast = ast . definitions [ 0 ] return _compile_root_ast_to_ir ( schema , base_ast , type_equivalence_hints = type_equivalence_hints )
Convert the given GraphQL string into compiler IR, using the given schema object.

    Args:
        schema: GraphQL schema object, created using the GraphQL library
        graphql_string: string containing the GraphQL to compile to compiler IR
        type_equivalence_hints: optional dict of GraphQL interface or type -> GraphQL union.
                                Used as a workaround for GraphQL's lack of support for
                                inheritance across "types" (i.e. non-interfaces), as well as a
                                workaround for Gremlin's total lack of inheritance-awareness.
                                The key-value pairs in the dict specify that the "key" type
                                is equivalent to the "value" type, i.e. that the GraphQL type or
                                interface in the key is the most-derived common supertype
                                of every GraphQL type in the "value" GraphQL union.
                                Recursive expansion of type equivalence hints is not performed,
                                and only type-level correctness of this argument is enforced.
                                See README.md for more details on everything this parameter does.
                                *****
                                Be very careful with this option, as bad input here will
                                lead to incorrect output queries being generated.
                                *****

    Returns:
        IrAndMetadata named tuple, containing fields:
        - ir_blocks: a list of IR basic block objects
        - input_metadata: a dict of expected input parameters (string) -> inferred GraphQL type
        - output_metadata: a dict of output name (string) -> OutputMetadata object
        - query_metadata_table: a QueryMetadataTable object containing location metadata

    Raises flavors of GraphQLError in the following cases:
        - if the query is invalid GraphQL (GraphQLParsingError);
        - if the query doesn't match the schema (GraphQLValidationError);
        - if the query has more than one definition block (GraphQLValidationError);
        - if the query has more than one selection in the root object (GraphQLCompilationError);
        - if the query does not obey directive usage rules (GraphQLCompilationError);
        - if the query provides invalid / disallowed / wrong number of arguments
          for a directive (GraphQLCompilationError).

    In the case of implementation bugs, could also raise ValueError, TypeError, or AssertionError.