GraphQL–DotNet - Organizing your queries

In GraphQL there is only a single root Query object. As a consequence the root object keeps growing over time.

To solve this problem you can split a root object in multiple groups:

	public class RootQuery : ObjectGraphType
	{
	public RootQuery()
	{
	Name = "Query";
	Field<NonNullGraphType<ProductsQuery>>().Name("Products").Resolve(context => new { });
	Field<NonNullGraphType<CustomersQuery>>().Name("Customers").Resolve(context => new { });
	}
	}

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The trick is to return an empty object.

Field<NonNullGraphType<ProductsQuery>>().Name("Products").Resolve(context => new { });

Remark: This also works for mutations and subscriptions.