@ludo.ninja/api 2.8.24 → 2.8.26

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  1. package/build/config/index.js +4 -4
  2. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/schema.d.ts +8936 -0
  3. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/schema.js +5431 -0
  4. package/build/hosts/index.d.ts +3 -0
  5. package/build/hosts/index.js +4 -1
  6. package/build/index.d.ts +2 -13
  7. package/build/index.js +3 -25
  8. package/package.json +1 -1
  9. package/src/config/index.ts +50 -50
  10. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/schema.ts +12028 -0
  11. package/src/hosts/index.ts +6 -0
  12. package/src/index.ts +2 -29
  13. package/tsconfig.tsbuildinfo +1 -1
  14. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/adminHost/schema.d.ts +0 -1406
  15. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/adminHost/schema.js +0 -683
  16. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/assetsHost/schema.d.ts +0 -392
  17. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/assetsHost/schema.js +0 -80
  18. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/authHost/schema.d.ts +0 -238
  19. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/authHost/schema.js +0 -85
  20. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/collectionsHost/schema.d.ts +0 -455
  21. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/collectionsHost/schema.js +0 -80
  22. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/experiencesHost/schema.d.ts +0 -356
  23. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/experiencesHost/schema.js +0 -191
  24. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/extensionHost/schema.d.ts +0 -808
  25. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/extensionHost/schema.js +0 -449
  26. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/galleriesHost/schema.d.ts +0 -794
  27. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/galleriesHost/schema.js +0 -575
  28. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/identityHost/schema.d.ts +0 -1201
  29. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/identityHost/schema.js +0 -757
  30. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/mediasHost/schema.d.ts +0 -242
  31. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/mediasHost/schema.js +0 -110
  32. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/opportunitiesHost/schema.d.ts +0 -486
  33. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/opportunitiesHost/schema.js +0 -148
  34. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/preferencesHost/schema.d.ts +0 -604
  35. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/preferencesHost/schema.js +0 -411
  36. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/searchHost/schema.d.ts +0 -1304
  37. package/build/graphql_tools/__generated__/searchHost/schema.js +0 -1191
  38. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/adminHost/schema.ts +0 -1777
  39. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/assetsHost/schema.ts +0 -482
  40. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/authHost/schema.ts +0 -317
  41. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/collectionsHost/schema.ts +0 -554
  42. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/experiencesHost/schema.ts +0 -478
  43. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/extensionHost/schema.ts +0 -1074
  44. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/galleriesHost/schema.ts +0 -1090
  45. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/identityHost/schema.ts +0 -1580
  46. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/mediasHost/schema.ts +0 -333
  47. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/opportunitiesHost/schema.ts +0 -629
  48. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/preferencesHost/schema.ts +0 -772
  49. package/src/graphql_tools/__generated__/searchHost/schema.ts +0 -2137
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- * To run a mutation, you first call `useSaveUserInterestsMutation` within a React component and pass it any options that fit your needs.
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- name
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- }
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- exports.useFetchSetsSearchResultTypeSelectionsQuery = useFetchSetsSearchResultTypeSelectionsQuery;
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- function useFetchSetsSearchResultTypeSelectionsLazyQuery(baseOptions) {
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- return Apollo.useLazyQuery(exports.FetchSetsSearchResultTypeSelectionsDocument, baseOptions);
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- }
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- exports.useFetchSetsSearchResultTypeSelectionsLazyQuery = useFetchSetsSearchResultTypeSelectionsLazyQuery;