Nexus: Can interfaceType() implement another interface?

[behalka]

Hi all,
I have a question - can the interfaceType() implement another interface? The GraphQl spec allows it (details here).

Example:

const interfaces = {
  IProfile: interfaceType({
    name: 'IProfile',
    definition(t) {
     // throws "Property 'implements' does not exist on type 'InterfaceDefinitionBlock<"IProfile">"
     t.implements('Node')
    }
}

My use case is to add the basic Node interface into another one. Not exactly blocking or anything but it would be nice :)

Also, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for this amazing library :)) Sometimes we have to fight the generated typings a little bit but in general, it works like a charm 🙏 👏

[tgriesser]

I have a question - can the interfaceType() implement another interface? The GraphQl spec allows it (details here).

Ah neat, I remember this being a proposal but didn't know it landed. Looks like it's supported in th 15.x rc's, will look to add this in there

Also, I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you for this amazing library :)) Sometimes we have to fight the generated typings a little bit but in general, it works like a charm 🙏 👏

Awesome, glad to hear you're enjoying it!

[Mika83AC]

I'd also highly appreciate to have the possibility to "bundle" multiple interfaces into a "higher level" interface. This would remove many many code duplication.

Any progress on this topic since February?