One dumb way would be to actually parse my

types.graphql

file and pick the types as strings and then construct the delete queries

That's not that dumb actually. You can use

parse

from

graphql-js

for that, which will give you a nice typemap

Oh okay ! I ll check the parse function. I thought it to be dumb since i would have to write the parsing logic myself which may not remain maintainable

That's why using the standard graphql library works better 🙂

@agartha thanks ! i can seem to get it working. But an interesting question : Do you know how graph.cool is pluralising types ? For example, User becomes allUsers. Mutex becomes allMutexes. Any way to get that mapping in my JS code ?