How to use the webiny-entity.EntityPool function in webiny-entity
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webiny / webiny-js / packages / webiny-api / src / plugins / graphqlContextEntities.js View on Github 
getPlugins("entity").forEach((plugin: EntityPluginType) => {
if (!context[plugin.namespace]) {
context[plugin.namespace] = {
entities: {}
};
}
if (typeof plugin.entity === "function") {
const entityClass = plugin.entity(context);
entityClass.pool = new EntityPool();
registerEntityClass({ context, entityClass });
} else {
const { name, factory } = plugin.entity;
context[plugin.namespace].entities[name] = factory(context);
context[plugin.namespace].entities[name].pool = new EntityPool();
// We add to entities list, later we'll just do the cleanup - this won't exist.
registerEntityClass({
context,
entityClass: context[plugin.namespace].entities[name]
});
}
});
}webiny-entity
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