instead of a function, a resolver can be an object with a

fragment

and

resolve

props

export const query: Query = { notifications: { fragment: gql` fragment notificationFragment on Notification { id createdAt params code text type }

,
    async resolve(
      _parent,
      { input: { skip = 0, first = 100, visible } },
      ctx,
      info
    ): Promise<Yoga.Notification[]> {
      const userId = getUserId(ctx);
      const user = await ctx.db.query.user(
        { where: { id: userId } },
        gql

{ notifications (first: ${first}, skip: ${skip}) { ...notificationFragment } } ` ); return user.notifications; } } };

I did do, extractFragments and included them in prismaInitialisation

@kratam I now understand the use of fragments. and see how can I use them. Thanks for your help.