It’s really annoying to have to maintain two separate files 😕

Hello! Using

json-to-graphql-query

I can, for example, send a whole filter object as a variable to my GraphQL API. My question is: is it possible to send a JSON object as a filter withotu using such a library, if one of the filter object variables has an

enum

type?

Hi. I am trying to run

prisma deploy

on this project but even with the hook, it doesn’t download the prisma schema: https://github.com/christiannwamba/hackernews-node/tree/generated

So I have a project set up from following tutorials. Now I’ve added a new workspace on my Prisma console with the team name, and would like to start a new service with dev+prod stages for that team and provide the generated url to my .env file. How do I do that? Every time I run

prisma init

, it creates a service on my “default” team instead

Hey, going through a few older tutorials of graphcool (slowly getting into graphQL, still gotta convince the company to swap over :D), and one of them was by Soren in an AWS Serverless web day, any chance the code for this talk is available somewhere (I went through sorenBS his github page but couldn’t find it). This is the talk I’m referring to:

Reason for getting into this: I’m kinda having trouble finding a simple “hello world” kind of demo regarding serverless + lambda + graphql + DB kind of demo. One that doesn’t use 500000 NPM packages, but keeps it lowkey.

So if I’m using

forward-to('db')

in a query resolver in my API, how do I get all the

where

syntax that Prisma offers, on my API?

If I try doing a

where

, it doesn’t know what it is… And looking at the Schema for the type, it only knows the fields, not the Input Types.

Umm, how do I go about seeding my DB? I thought that having a

seed.graphql

file with multiple mutations listed, would do it.. but I get an error:

ERROR: Must provide operation name if query contains multiple operations

Hi all. I got a question. I have the following three types

type User @model {
	id: ID! @isUnique
    name: String
	conversations: [Conversations!]! @relation(name: "UserConversations")
	auth0UserId: String @isUnique
	nachrichten: [Message!]! @relation(name: "MessagesSendByUser")
}

type Conversations @model {
	id: ID! @isUnique
	user: [User!]! @relation(name: "UserConversations")
	messages: [Message!]! @relation(name: "MessagesInConversation")
	createdAt: DateTime!
	updatedAt: DateTime!
}

type Message @model {
	id: ID! @isUnique
	createdAt: DateTime!
	updatedAt: DateTime!
	message: String!
	conversation: Conversations @relation(name: "MessagesInConversation")
	read: Boolean
	from: User @relation(name: "MessagesSendByUser")
}

And I want that only the authenticated User can get the Conversations (which contain messages) he is involved in. How do I extend my shema? I find the graphcool doc rather not so helpful. I tried something along the lines like this.

query getConversations($user_id: ID!, $conversationsUser_id: ID!) {
	getSomeConversations(filter: { AND: [{ id: $user_id }, { id: $conversationsUser_id }] })
}

extend type Query {
    getSomeConversations(

    )
}

But I still don't really get how to, maybe you guys can help me? Thank you

hi guys, anyone knows why

updatedFields_contains_every

and

updateFields_contains_some

dont work? (im talking about subscriptions)

anyone run into this type of error before?

Error: Directive model: Couldn't find type model in any of the schemas.

I'm implementing directive permission structure along these lines: https://medium.com/@lastmjs/advanced-graphql-directive-permissions-with-prisma-fdee6f846044

Is there a way to dry up the datamodel.graphql and typeDefs.graphql files... such that the latter imports everything from the former unless overridden?

How can I generate a prisma token that doesn't expire?

How do I setup a Prisma project in a way I don't leak credentials, so I can upload it to GitHub?

Hey I am trying to do prisma deploy

but i get this error

Duplicate entry 'flavorli@dev' for key 'PRIMARY'","query":

anyone know how to fix it?

If I have two services implementing the Node field and I want to stitch them together using Apollo — how would I do that?

How can I set my own errors for Prisma errors? for example, when I get a unique conflict error, I can throw my own

apollo-errors

error. Something like:

{
  "data": {
    "signup": null
  },
  "errors": [
    {
      "message": "Someone already has taken that username.",
      "name": "TakenUsernameError",
      "time_thrown": "2018-05-29T22:38:00.358Z",
      "data": {}
    }
  ]
}

quickstart appears twice in the docs

@lastmjs Just read your awesome blog post: https://medium.com/@lastmjs/advanced-graphql-directive-permissions-with-prisma-fdee6f846044 from Mar 12. FWIW: have you had more refinements of those ideas since Mar?

What solution have people got (if any) to force prisma to auto gen the files prisma.graphql and prisma.ts. doing a

prisma deploy

does not work (https://github.com/prismagraphql/prisma/issues/2528) The suggestion in the github issue does not work for me.. or at least not in an obvious way.

What do you do when

prisma deploy

shows that it's updating your generated file but doesn't actually update anything. Then you delete the generated file and it doesn't regenerate it at all but the cli is saying it does. On version 1.7.4

Any update on mongodb?

Hello

I got this bug on GrapCool, so I can not show all records. How to fix them?

Many thanks