How to use ___Type_interfaces method of generated Package

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gql.go

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...621 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_description(field, obj)622 case "fields":623 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_fields(field, obj)624 case "interfaces":625 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_interfaces(field, obj)626 case "possibleTypes":627 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_possibleTypes(field, obj)628 case "enumValues":629 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_enumValues(field, obj)630 case "inputFields":631 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_inputFields(field, obj)632 case "ofType":633 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_ofType(field, obj)634 default:635 panic("unknown field " + strconv.Quote(field.Name))636 }637 }638 return out639}640func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_kind(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {641 res := obj.Kind()642 return graphql.MarshalString(res)643}644func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_name(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {645 res := obj.Name()646 if res == nil {647 return graphql.Null648 }649 return graphql.MarshalString(*res)650}651func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_description(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {652 res := obj.Description()653 if res == nil {654 return graphql.Null655 }656 return graphql.MarshalString(*res)657}658func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_fields(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {659 var arg0 bool660 if tmp, ok := field.Args["includeDeprecated"]; ok {661 var err error662 arg0, err = graphql.UnmarshalBoolean(tmp)663 if err != nil {664 ec.Error(err)665 return graphql.Null666 }667 }668 res := obj.Fields(arg0)669 arr1 := graphql.Array{}670 for idx1 := range res {671 arr1 = append(arr1, func() graphql.Marshaler {672 if res[idx1] == nil {673 return graphql.Null674 }675 return ec.___Field(field.Selections, res[idx1])676 }())677 }678 return arr1679}680func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_interfaces(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {681 res := obj.Interfaces()682 arr1 := graphql.Array{}683 for idx1 := range res {684 arr1 = append(arr1, func() graphql.Marshaler {685 if res[idx1] == nil {686 return graphql.Null687 }688 return ec.___Type(field.Selections, res[idx1])689 }())690 }691 return arr1692}693func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_possibleTypes(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {694 res := obj.PossibleTypes()...

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generated.go

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...500 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_description(field, obj)501 case "fields":502 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_fields(field, obj)503 case "interfaces":504 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_interfaces(field, obj)505 case "possibleTypes":506 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_possibleTypes(field, obj)507 case "enumValues":508 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_enumValues(field, obj)509 case "inputFields":510 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_inputFields(field, obj)511 case "ofType":512 out.Values[i] = ec.___Type_ofType(field, obj)513 default:514 panic("unknown field " + strconv.Quote(field.Name))515 }516 }517 return out518}519func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_kind(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {520 res := obj.Kind()521 return graphql.MarshalString(res)522}523func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_name(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {524 res := obj.Name()525 if res == nil {526 return graphql.Null527 }528 return graphql.MarshalString(*res)529}530func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_description(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {531 res := obj.Description()532 if res == nil {533 return graphql.Null534 }535 return graphql.MarshalString(*res)536}537func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_fields(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {538 var arg0 bool539 if tmp, ok := field.Args["includeDeprecated"]; ok {540 var err error541 arg0, err = graphql.UnmarshalBoolean(tmp)542 if err != nil {543 ec.Error(err)544 return graphql.Null545 }546 }547 res := obj.Fields(arg0)548 arr1 := graphql.Array{}549 for idx1 := range res {550 arr1 = append(arr1, func() graphql.Marshaler {551 if res[idx1] == nil {552 return graphql.Null553 }554 return ec.___Field(field.Selections, res[idx1])555 }())556 }557 return arr1558}559func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_interfaces(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {560 res := obj.Interfaces()561 arr1 := graphql.Array{}562 for idx1 := range res {563 arr1 = append(arr1, func() graphql.Marshaler {564 if res[idx1] == nil {565 return graphql.Null566 }567 return ec.___Type(field.Selections, res[idx1])568 }())569 }570 return arr1571}572func (ec *executionContext) ___Type_possibleTypes(field graphql.CollectedField, obj *introspection.Type) graphql.Marshaler {573 res := obj.PossibleTypes()...

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1import (2func main() {3 t := reflect.TypeOf(Struct{})4 methods := t.Methods()5 for _, method := range methods {6 numIn := mType.NumIn()7 numOut := mType.NumOut()8 returnType := mType.Out(numOut - 1)9 returnTypeName := returnType.Name()10 returnTypeString := returnType.String()11 pkgPath := returnType.PkgPath()12 inputType := mType.In(0)13 inputTypeName := inputType.Name()14 inputTypeString := inputType.String()15 inputPkgPath := inputType.PkgPath()16 fmt.Println("Name:", name)17 fmt.Println("Type:", mType)18 fmt.Println("NumIn:", numIn)19 fmt.Println("NumOut:", numOut)20 fmt.Println("Return Type:", returnType)21 fmt.Println("Return Type Name:", returnTypeName)22 fmt.Println("Return Type String:", returnTypeString)23 fmt.Println("Return Type Package Path:", pkgPath)24 fmt.Println("Input Type:", inputType)25 fmt.Println("Input Type Name:", inputTypeName

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