Hi all. Is Mysql 8 on the roadmap? Tried with prisma today but crashed and burned when trying to connect.

Hi peeps, about the .env variables for

docker-compose.yml

-> It is inside on the same folder! Would

docker-compose up -d

put it inside the image?

Hi everyone! I need help with relation in MongoDB my relation don't work two way only one way

Hello world! Can be prisma-client generated by the API management instead of "prisma generate"?

Hey all 👋 Random question, but does anybody recommend cheap cloud based mongodb provider?

Hello guys, I'm trying to run a query with a nested field called postingCompany (see image). Sometimes postingCompanyId is an empty string, when this happens I receive this error message: "No Node for the model Company with value for id found.". Is there any way to send an empty string to connect and to be fine? Thanks in advance.

Hi friends, I am looking for a good way to handle permissions w/ Prisma. I am using nexus to define my GraphQL schema. Just found out that it exposes an authorize hook. Inside of it I want to enforce some authorization logic. I came across the casbin (https://casbin.org/en/) access control library which is also available for node.js. I wonder how I can integrate Prisma w/ casbin. I think the following authorization syntax is neat. Overall, I am looking for a django-guardian style object-level authorization handling in Prisma. What do you guys think?

https://github.com/prisma/graphql-request/issues/122 can anyone from Prisma answer this, please?

Which question? Are there alternatives or is it still maintained? I recommend using fetch unless you need to support old browsers

Hi guys, when i run prisma server in docker it automatically runs on http://localhost:4466. The problem is that i want to disable playground on http://localhost:4466 but there is no such setting for it. So how can achieve that ?

hey fellow devs, I am a graphql starter and running into an issue with modularizing my graphql schema. I have modularized my schema in 2 different

schema.graphql

files (there can be more once the entities increase) with their separate types and queries and mutations. I am using

extend

keyword to extend mutations and queries in those. But, when I am trying to run the server, it does not seem to have find the query and mutations defined in one schema file. I am creating the server like this

new GraphQLServer({
  typeDefs: [ '111.schema.graphql',
               '222.schema.graphql',
],
  resolvers,
  context: { prisma },
});

If this is not the right place, could you please point me to the correct place, if you happen to know one.

Hi guys, does anyone know why a field in this case "type" is not present when creating a new record even if the query return provides it?

Hey everyone! We have some very exciting news. The Prisma and novvum.io teams will soon be working to update https://www.howtographql.com/. Before we start, we want to hear from all of you. If you have completed any of the HowtoGraphQL tutorials, please take our survey! 🎉 https://forms.gle/Rk6oW8y6thrWrBHF9

Hey folks, is the

@indexes

directive live with the current data model 1.1 preview? I am trying to create a composite index, but while I am getting no error during

prisma deploy

phase, the index is not being created.

Can someone give a hint on how to manage file transfers to resolvers in Graphcool Cloud?

Hey guys! we just launched SaaS version of erxes on Product Hunt! Do check it out and share us your feedback! 😍 https://www.producthunt.com/posts/erxes#comment-755248

Does anybody know if the “bring your custom ID” feature (https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/3839) is included in 1.30.0 stable? Or it’s still only part of some beta?

Any good graphql test client? For writing tests

I found this good post about testing graphql https://graphql.org/learn/validation/

Testing in graphql is weird I have to say. When I started using GraphQL in my NodeJS project, I struggle with writing tests: I read numerous blogs, searching for the best way. Unfortunately, there didn't seem to be one. I wonder how come?

@Nick I felt similar, but I test with

graphql-request

and before all tests run, I start a local (to the process) server that I can query and check expected results and mutations https://cloudup.com/cBDLDedjeqU

Folks - is there a convention (I guess through graph yoga resolvers) whereby I can ensure a model is only accessible with X permission? ie. a Note record can only be queried (and importantly via nested queries) if the user owns the note?

For TDD I think the cypress one is bit better https://github.com/tgriesser/cypress-graphql-mock Easygraphql only test the validation of schema

hey prismoids, a migration question: the

@rename

directive doesn’t appear to work as I assume it does, perhaps one of you could quickly point me right. I have a data model

type Organization {
...
  defaultPlanner: OrgUser! @relation(name: "DefaultPlanner") @unique
}

which I wish to change to

type Organization {
...
  defaultOrgUser: OrgUser! @relation(name: "DefaultOrgUser") @unique
}

however, when I modify it as

defaultOrgUser: OrgUser! @relation(name: "DefaultOrgUser") @unique @rename(oldName: "defaultPlanner")

I lose all the data in the field, which seems contrary to how the @rename directive is supposed to work. What am I missing?

Hey ppl, is there a update to update prisma versions? I am currently using

1.20.5

and want to use

set

feature between relations that was added later. Is there an update guide with breaking changes? I found

Update to ...

links on Release and Maintenance section on prisma docs but they are outdated.

Hello prisma fam, I'm failing to query for an order(already in the database) from my prisma backend and done anything possible to the best of my knowledge but in vain, since yesterday. I'd be really happy if anybody here bails me out.

here is the error in the browser

here is the error in the console

here is the schema definition

type Query {
  users: [User]!
  items(
    where: ItemWhereInput
    orderBy: ItemOrderByInput
    skip: Int
    first: Int
  ): [Item!]!
  item(id: ID!): Item
  profile: User
  itemsConnection(where: ItemWhereInput): ItemConnection!
  cart(where: CartItemWhereUniqueInput!): CartItem!
  order(id: ID!): Order
}