next-apollo-ts starter kit

Differences with the "official" next.js + apollo example:

• Typescript.
• Automatic type generation from graphql queries.
• Support for Apollo on pages with getStaticProps without a need to know and load all queries. Addresses vercel/next.js#11957.
• Prevent apollo queries running twice for fetchPolicy: 'cache-and-network', once on SSR then on CSR. Apollo won't run network queries until a page is mounted. IMHO it's preferred solution to ssrForceFetchDelay.
• When doing a client side navigation to pages that were generated statically Apollo doesn't fire a new query to load data, instead it uses data that was pre-generated by merging it into apollo cache.
• Addresses shortcomings of revalidate (vercel/next.js#11552 (comment)) by checking when the data was last fetched. If it was fetch longer than the revalidate period, we trigger a query from client-side to load up-to-date data on queries with fetchPolicy: 'cache-and-network'.
• Supports API server setting cookies during SSR phase.

Bonus:

• Eslint config.
• Styled-components integration.

Usage

SSR:

If you want to inject apollo client into your page and generate it on server wrap it in withApollo({ ssr: true })(YourPage), e.g.:

export default withApollo({ ssr: true })(YourPage)

CSR:

If you want to inject apollo client into your page and skip server-side generation then wrap it in withApollo({ ssr: false })(YourPage), e.g.:

export default withApollo({ ssr: false })(YourPage)

SSG (getStaticProps):

If you want to pre-generate your page, then do the following:

export default withApollo({ ssr: false })(YourPage)
export const getStaticProps = getStaticApolloProps<Props, Params>(YourPage)

ISR (getStaticProps + revalidate):

If you want to pre-generate your page, but keep updating it every N seconds, then do the following:

export default withApollo({ ssr: false })(YourPage)

// Update every 60 seconds
export const getStaticProps = getStaticApolloProps<Props, Params>(YourPage, { revalidate: 60 })

Running the example

The example API server was taken from official Next.js repo, unfortunately it seems to be no longer running :-(