Storybook Multiple queries use case with [email protected]

[tnyo43]

I use @urql/storybook-addon according to this document: https://storybook.js.org/addons/@urql/storybook-addon. I met a problem using Multiple queries use case.

I know the document is out of date (updated in #2675) and now we are suggested to use getOperationName.
However, getOperationName is also removed since v4.0.0 (#3062).

I could get the operation name of op with the following code, but I don't think it is a good way (event it includes a type error)

urql: (op: Operation) => {
  const queryName = op.query.definitions[0].name.value; // <- instead of `getOperationName`
  if (queryName === 'getXXX') {
    ...
  }
}

Is there any good way to use the Multiple queries?

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versions

• urql: 4.0.2
• @urql/storybook-addon: 2.0.1

[tnyo43]

I found out a way to use the Multiple queries.

As introduced in urql testing document, we can see the equality between the query and the target documents (I mean GET_USERS or GET_POSTS ).
As far as I checked, it works well!

If it is the intended use, I will use it and would like to update the document as well.

[tnyo43]

I realized that @urql/storybook-addon is deprecated any more (see #3067).
We don't need this discussion.