oh no i had setup my prisma server with aws aurora previously, but upon return to my project it seems the documentation has been removed 😕 https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=3&ved=0ahUKEwjrg_6WwKzbAhUrh1QKHfnrBGUQFgg7MAI&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.prisma.io%2Fdocs%2Ftutorials%2Fdeploy-prisma-servers%2Fprisma-cloud-ua9gai4kie%2F&usg=AOvVaw3wwoSiFzOuz4EAIQ_8228X

Hi, what should I do to rollback when something went wrong in this situation, thanks a lot.

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Hello 🙂 I’m new to GraphQL and graph.cool and i find your solution really elegant 🙂 Although i got some issues designing my data models (@model and reference() issues). I guess it’s super simple, so if anyone could look an eye to my 30 lines of code to unblock me it’d be awesome 🙂 https://etherpad.net/p/graphcool-sno

is there any way of influencing the order of a to-many relation list?

I like the

Works across any kind of 
database

headline followed by

Currently supports Postgres and MySQL

😅

Is there a way to get autocomplete working in IDE for the prisma-binding object?

Getting this error when trying to re-seed:

$ prisma seed --reset
Seeding based on node seed.js !
 ▸    cross_spawn_1.default is not a function

Get in touch if you need help: <https://www.graph.cool/forum>
To get more detailed output, run $ export DEBUG="*"

Though if I manually clear the database, and then run

node seed.js

myself it works fine…?

Anyone here has any experience implementing apollo engine together with Prisma? Does prisma hide away alot of the query tracing, or are you able to dig deep with engine?

@fredelf At which layer are you thinking of added Engine? In front of your GraphQL API? Or in front of Prisma?

What’s the github repo that has the database connectors?

Another question, maybe for somebody who is intimately familiar with AWS CloudFormation.... Using the Prisma-provided templates for spinning up database and fargate stacks, each of these templates automatically generates its own VPC to run in. Is it worth it to run your database and your prisma server in the same VPC and, if so, how does one hack the template to allow this?

Hello, after reading through the AWS Fargate tutorial it all looks rather simple to deploy. My only question is does it require Docker? I do not have Docker set up on my computer, so if I were to take the Fargate route, would I need to install Docker at all? Thank You

Hi! Can I run prisma on heroku? Does anybody has a guide on that?

shouldn't

prisma ls

show all my deployed services? I have one service currently deployed but executing

prisma ls

returns 'No deployed service found'. Additionally, when running

prisma info

(in prisma dir), the cli returns the http and ws endpoints as expected...this seems like a problem, no?

I made a getting started video for GraphQL Yoga: https://egghead.io/lessons/node-js-build-a-simple-graphql-server-with-graphql-yoga

Hello! I’m trying to build a query on using GraphQL Yoga that calls Prisma and returns results. There is, however, a considerable difference in the object queried and that returned. Consider that the the Prisma query would be as follows:

query {
  id
  multilingualData {
    language
    title
  }
}

where info would be an array. I want the user to query GraphQL Yoga as follows:

query {
  id
  title
}

It is, of course, easy to map the Prisma result to another object and return it to the user. But then the

info

argument comes into play. In order for me to fetch

multilingualData

I have to pass an

info

object to the Prisma query, the following string for example:

{ id multilingualData { language title } }

which is of course error-prone. Any thoughts on how to better achieve this?

On a more philosophical note (:D) would you actually do this mapping/object translation on the server at all, or would you just expose the query as-is and let the client do that?

I would probably query by id & language, and serve up the appropriate content that way. I’m fairly sure that’s how most multi-lingual things work

the admittedly, my direct experience with multi-lingual is somewhat limited 🙂

I’ve just followed the fargate tutorial and deployed a small cluster. While trying to add the server to my team on Prisma cloud I get “Could not connect to server”, though I’ve already deployed a service to that server through the CLI successfully, and I’m using the same values

Any ideas?

Looks like the response says “could not connect to server”

Hey everyone 👋 Check out this article about Oranges and Lemons that I made. It's about locking them down in the basement and using Prisma at the same time! 🍏🍌🍓 https://medium.com/@maticzavadlal/graphql-shield-9d1e02520e35

anyone here running Prisma on Google App Engine?

Supposing I have a data model that looks something like this:

id: !ID @unique
name: String!
geodata: String!

and geodata will store stringified json, and then when querying I want the resolver to manipulate that json data somehow, for sake of argument lets say manipulate it into valid geojson, but for reasons I’m not going to go into I don’t need or want an actual geojson field in the database for this data attribute. How might one go about manipulating data in a resolver and similarly in a mutation, as it’s going into/coming out of the data store?

I suspect that can be done in the resovler but I don’t see anything even relating to resolvers in prisma docs