@Jscott388 I suppose this makes sense, because techincally the mutation needs to return a result with 3 "id" entries, and it needs different attribute names to stick them under

I have a more conceptual question. Let's say there was a really nice ORM for Javascript. What would Prisma give you over a normal ORM, since, for your public GraphQL resolver implementations you just end up using the Prisma bindings which are basically like an ORM. I'm not really understanding why Prisma is GraphQL based, if you never end up actually directly utilizing the GraphQL aspect of Prisma in the end?

Like, is there any actual utility to the CRUD GraphQL that Prisma spits out, given that you don't expose it to users, and you don't even use it internally (instead using the bindings api)?

I'm a dumb person, so I'm sorry if that was a dumb question. 🙂

Having to nuke all the time is horrible 😞

guess there is no point pointing out the obvious

trying to figure out where to get the

key

for

prisma login --key <KEY>

any one out there who can enlighten me?

trying to login from remote machine

found this but wasn't very helpful on what the key was https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/how-to-use-prisma-cli-to-login-in-ci-environment/2200

We’re trying to recreate the email-pass login integration from legacy but resolvers can’t accept anything other than scalars. Does anyone know how they got around this when they built them?

Is there a way to break up a seed file into multiple files? Seems like import only accepts a string?

ah but, graphcool stuff support SDL import mechanism I think?

tries that

hmm nope

Can you please stick to threads? 💚

What is the correct endpoint when trying to use apollo-codegen with the prisma graphql server? https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-codegen

can you write javascript code in .graphql files?

Trying to figure out how to do a mutation server side. Fetch the data, then do the mutation.

Ugh

Anyone know of any examples I could use? I want to fetch data from a external source, use a graphql mutation to create or update the data I fetched to be saved in database. I need this done server side or perhaps lambda function. I can’t get my head around this.

Anyone know how to use mergeschemas with a mutation? This is driving me crazy!!!

The query portion is correct, however the mutation resolver keeps throwing an error ☹️.. can’t find any documentation or examples anywhere

@Jscott388 look up makeremoteschema and mergeschemas, this will allow you to merge a remote schema with your local schema. You can then wire up the query’s to pull the remote data

Sorry, makeRemoteExecutableSchema *

@Rich commented on @Rich’s file : Scenario: I have a function setUser on my schema which takes a userInput object... email and password need to be updated on a remote service, so I need to first invoke the local setUser (with all fields), then invoke the remote setAccount (with the email/ password)

Anyone here use ant.design? The docs are soooooo bad.

Has anyone set up a password recovery feature for the email-password template?

Hey there! I have some trouble getting graph.cool functions to work. Maybe someone got an idea? https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/graph-cool-functions-chromeless/3159

Hey. I'm looping through an array to return each item in it in the resolver. I'm however getting only one item when I query on the GraphiQL client.