If anyone has any info, it will be great. Thank you 🙂

Is there any example of how to write a resolver for third party auth solutions like auth0 or firebase?

all the examples I’ve seen are roll your own with bcrypt/express

Im having issues installing prisma, I’m getting this:

npm WARN ajv-keywords@3.2.0 requires a peer of ajv@^6.0.0 but none is installed. You must install peer dependencies yourself.

Running Node v8.10.0 and npm 6.0.0

Any clue on how to avoid it

Usually I don’t get this kind of errors when I install global dependencies

Full Logs

npm WARN ajv-keywords@3.2.0 requires a peer of ajv@^6.0.0 but none is installed. You must install peer dependencies yourself.

npm ERR! path /usr/local/bin/prisma
npm ERR! code EEXIST
npm ERR! Refusing to delete /usr/local/bin/prisma: ../lib/node_modules/prisma-cli/dist/index.js symlink target isnot controlled by npm /usr/local/bin
npm ERR! File exists: /usr/local/bin/prisma
npm ERR! Move it away, and try again.

npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in:
npm ERR!     /Users/jonathan/.npm/_logs/2018-05-01T15_40_03_088Z-debug.log

Please use threads

I guess this was asked a thousand time by now but anyway. If I have already a mysql db does prisma add another mysql db or does it work on an existing one?

For subscriptions, what version of

subscriptions-transport-ws

are folks running? Anyone using a more recent version than

0.8.x

? I'm trying to use

0.9.8

and having some issues and wanted to check in with others' experiences before diving deep.

Hello everyone I'll be building a single page application soon that in essence all it needs to do is support CRUD features. I am thinking of using Apollo Client with a GraphQL backend. I was planning on simply using Graphcool, I played with it a year ago and it seemed quite straightforward. Now I see Graphcool has this thing called Prisma which if I understand correctly is a framework which allows for hosting GraphQL server oneself. I guess my question would be if my understanding is correct and in addition to that, what are the advantages of running my own GraphQL server over choosing to use hosted solutions like Graphcool used to have a year ago.

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I'm getting this error after trying to upgrade my project to Prisma 1.7.4 (also updated graphql-cli to 2.15.13) and running `yarn dev`:

prisma.yml should NOT have additional properties. additionalProperty: endpoint

. I can see in the docs that this

endpoint

property is required, so I don't understand what's going on!

Or to ask the question, that is really bothering me. Do I need to set a jwt, if my gql setup looks like this: Graphql server (yoga) (has the secret from the prisma.yml), prisma server (with a secret from the prisma.yml) and a db on aws rds? Is there anything more I need to do, to secure this part of my application and if yes, what?

Anyone else having an issue with prisma cloud where it won't show any services?

I can see in the top left 'three services running', but the list shows the boilerplate 'how to setup your first service' text

I can actually reach my dashboard by URL hacking it, but it looks like maybe a librato search is failing on your dashboard and leaving me without a service list

Hey there! I've used graphql-binding to create neo4j-graphql-binding, a binding to Neo4j graph databases that leverages their neo4j-graphql plugin 😄 I'd love any feedback or thoughts folks might have~ https://www.npmjs.com/package/neo4j-graphql-binding

When running

prisma deploy

I get the following error:

post-deploy:
Running graphql get-schema --project database !
 ▸    'ENOENT': spawn graphql ENOENT

What could cause this?

getting ready to run

prisma export

so that I have a back up of my prisma db. Just want to make sure I run it right before accidentally nuking my data

any examples available of what the following command looks like with a dummy folder destination?

--export-path (short: -e): A file path to a .zip-directory which will be created by the CLI and where the exported data is stored

hi guy I have a problem with deploying my types to the cluster. No errors are thrown and I dont know the reason for this. I am using the service for free. I am not sure there is a limitation for a free service?

I am new to Prisma. I have an existing Apollo Graphql server with business logics etc. Now I created a Prisma API with my data model and it generates a prisma.graghql. cool .. But I don't no how to connect this Prisma API with my existing Apollo GraphQL API. I want to use Prisma API from the resolver part of Apollo Grapghql API. I heard Prisma binding using for that ...But I not much aware about binding ..............Guys pls help....🤔

Hey folks! Do you have any tips on connecting multiple MySQL sources with Graphql ? Any tutorials/articles also appreciated 🙂.

batch updating... do I need the where: {...} part if I want to update every row ? (nested update) mutation($chocolateId: ID!) { updateChocolate( where: { id: $chocolateId } data: { sections: { update: { where: {--no filter here, update all--} data: {title:null} }} } ) { id } }

what would be the preferred way to store additional data for a specific combination of entities from two Models (Tables) in the schema? I mean how to store more specific information for entiy A with id X when it's related to entiy B with id Y?

Hi, I have a question concerning prismas database efficienty. I have the following situation: I have a

User

object and a

Event

object. A

User

is attending many `Event`s and an

Event

has many atendees. I have defined queries for users and events via resolver forwarding with the standart

where

args generated by prisma. I would like to query all users attending a certain event. What if I decided to query said users attending an event via the

where

args in the

user

query? Would the prisma backend go through all users (lets say there are 2M users (just dreaming 🙂 )) or does prisma figure out that it is more efficient to query the event by its id and then return the user objects associated? Just wondering how queries are resolved in prisma 🙂 Thx

Hello, is it just me or do GraphQL Servers deployed to

now

always take at least 40 seconds to boot? I can’t even keep the instance up all the time. Any insights?