Put document optimizations behind a option

client/coral-framework/services/bootstrap.js

@@ -124,7 +124,10 @@ export async function createContext({
   const plugins = createPluginsService(pluginsConfig);
   const graphql = createGraphQLService(
     createGraphQLRegistry(plugins.getSlotFragments.bind(plugins)),
-    introspectionData,
+    {
+      introspectionData,
+      optimize: true,
+    },
   );
   if (!notification) {
 

client/coral-framework/services/graphql.js

@@ -2,16 +2,21 @@ import reduceDocument, {createTypeGetter} from '../graphql/reduceDocument';
 import {addTypenameToDocument} from 'apollo-client/queries/queryTransform';
 
 /**
- * createHistory returns the history service for react router
+ * createGraphQLService
  * @param  {string}  basename  base path of the url
  * @return {Object}  histor service
  */
-export function createGraphQLService(registry, introspectionData) {
-  const typeGetter = createTypeGetter(introspectionData);
+export function createGraphQLService(registry, {
+  introspectionData,
+  optimize = false,
+}) {
+  const reduceOptions = {
+    typeGetter: optimize && introspectionData ? createTypeGetter(introspectionData) : null,
 
-  // Use shared fragment map.
-  // Attention: Fragment names must be unique otherwise weird things will happen.
-  const fragmentMap = {};
+    // Use shared fragment map.
+    // Attention: Fragment names must be unique otherwise weird things will happen.
+    fragmentMap: {},
+  };
 
   return {
     registry,
@@ -19,7 +24,11 @@ export function createGraphQLService(registry, introspectionData) {
       let document = typeof documentOrCallback === 'function'
         ? documentOrCallback(props, context)
         : documentOrCallback;
-      document = reduceDocument(registry.resolveFragments(document), {typeGetter, fragmentMap});
+      document = registry.resolveFragments(document);
+
+      if (optimize) {
+        document = reduceDocument(document, reduceOptions);
+      }
 
       // We also add typenames to the document which apollo would usually do,
       // but we also use the network interface in subscriptions directly