The database that seems to be included with Prisma Cloud, what is that, I don't see it much mentioned in the docs, is that intended to be used for testing only? What kind of limitations does it have?

@ambethia Its in there, but they have moved things around a bit: https://www.prisma.io/docs/operate-prisma-server/demo-servers-prisma-cloud-jfr3/

Thanks! I also just came across this, the stuff in the blue box answered my questions: https://www.prisma.io/docs/reference/prisma-servers-and-dbs/prisma-servers/overview-eu2ood0she

Basically says the same thing. I figured out how to setup the server & db on heroku.

now just trying to figure out how to distinquish / manage / deploy between dev and production services

Hello, is there any way to pass custom argument from parent to descendant resolver?

Can anyone share their wisdom and explain how fragments are used in this example? When I do search in code there is not a sigle reference to those fragments (e.g. NumRatings)

This is how schema stitching works: https://www.apollographql.com/docs/graphql-tools/schema-stitching.html

From what I understand the fragment should pressure graphql to include extra fields. But it does not seem to work for me.

For example, with this code I do not get { id, params, code } in parent, unless I specify it in the incoming query.

Nevermind, it started to work for some reason.

Is there an easy way to update the

updatedAt

field of a type when a new connection is added to one of it's relations?

So if I have this, is there an easy way to tell prisma "mark the

content

item as also updated". I can't manually update the

updatedAt

field

Can I get value of parent computed field in the child resolver?

prisma deploy looses comments. Is there an issue for this? I did not find an issue.

hey, do you have some up to date tutorial/example on how to use auth0 with Prisma?

May I here use my own data passed throw env variable?

Some issues with docs on this page - https://www.prisma.io/docs/get-started/05-explore-features-f001/

Hi all, I'd like to deploy a graphql-playground as a website for me and my collaborators to use.

I see the demo site redirects to legacy. and appears to have some issues.

Is it possible to run the playground as a website or is the electron app the only option?

Hey guys, I need some help as I don't have idea on how to do that. I have a

one-to-many

relation between two types. I can get the elements from this direction

one -> many

but I cannot get the element from the other direction. Example:

type Author {
  id: ID! @unique
  books: [Book!]! // can get by invoking ctx.db.query.books({where:{author{id: "id"}}})
}

type Book {
  id: ID! @unique
  author: Author! <- // I don't know how to get this one from only the fields the book have, (console.log only show the id in this case)
}

Hi guys!! I have a problem trying to define a timestamp in my schema... I want to set it to a type

DateTime

but I get the following error

throw new Error('Type "' + typeRef.name.value + '" not found in document.');
          ^
Error: Type "DateTime" not found in document.

Do you have any idea on what am I doing wrong?

In the schema/datamodel is define like this

timestamp: DateTime

hey guys quick question that is driving me nuts, and dont know i its possible i have this resolver:

async placesWithFriends(parent, args, ctx, info) {
    const id = getUserId(ctx)
    const friends = await ctx.db.query.user({ where: { id } },
      `{
        friends{
           friend{
             id
           }
        }}`
      )
    let idsFriends = friends.friends.map(friend => friend.friend.id)
    return ctx.db.query.places({ where: {
      checkins_every:{
        user:{
          id_in: idsFriends
        }
      }
      
    }}, info)
  },

which the outcome is the same as this one:

query{
	places(
      where: {
        checkins_some:{
          user:{
            id_in:["cxxxxxxxxxx8829pbcte3g", "cjlxxxxxxxxxx882zi7drfeh"] #ARRAY idsFriends
          }
          
        }
      }
 		){
    id
    name
    checkins{
      user{
        id
        name
      }
    }
  }
}

but im trying to set the "where" clause on the checkins like this

query{
	places{
    id
    name
    checkins(
      where: {
        user:{
          id_in:["cjlxxxxxxxxxxnpt8osm", "cjle5yxxxxxxxxx82czmke786"] #ARRAY idsFriends
        }
      }
 		){
      user{
        id
        name
      }
    }
  }
}

i cannot do that exact query on the resolver because when i use "ctx.db.query.places({ where..." it will filter the places and i need ALL the places, what im trying to do is filter the checkins inside every place

I'm using some environment variables in my

prisma.yml

file, but vscode complains the values in there are not valid each time it starts, is there a way to have some default values in there in case there is no explicit env file loaded?

Hmmm

Any reason why the datamodel returned by

prisma introspect

on an existing postgres db can't be then deployed? Just a limitation of the tool as it currently is?

prisma deploy

says there are lots of small errors with the datamodel file.

hello, how could we query the fields that contain json object

Any genius that want to tackle this https://www.prisma.io/forum/t/typescript-react-and-graphql-help-easy/4312