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  • m
    Hello
  • m
    I would like to ask if prisma-client can be used with Apollo or Redux
  • m
    or an alternative
  • m
    to either both
  • h
    Figured here might be a better place to ask this
  • m
    My question has been answered here by @tim2 in the comments section: https://www.prisma.io/blog/prisma-client-beta-ahph4o1umail/
  • e
    Hello guys, I am currently struggling with the prisma.io documentation. I don't know where my question fits best even though it is a server-side question I think it fits more here in the prisma-client channel since there is no other one for the server side thing. I can't find any reference where I can learn how I use an array of IDs to connect an Object Type with another one. Example: Role:
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    type Role {
    id: ID!
    title: String!
    permissions: [Permission!]!
}
    Permission:
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    type Permission {
    id: ID!
    title: String!
}
    Mutation:
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    createRole(
        title: String
        permissions: [ID!]
    ): Role
    Resolver:
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    createRole(root, args, context) {
            return context.prisma.createRole(
                {
                    title: args.title,
                    permissions: {
                        connect: args.permissions <-- This does not work I get always an error from the GraphQL playground, what's the solution?
                    }
                }
            )
        },
    I am new to this kind of server side programming I am coming from the iOS-World. Would appreciate any help since I kinda feel that the prisma.io documentation lacks on information. I don't know if that is the case but it really feels so. If that questions fits somewhere else better than here then please tell me
  • n
  • a
    hi everyone. don't know if its the right channel to ask this question but anyone could follow this?: https://www.howtographql.com/react-apollo/1-getting-started/ i get error in setting up the backend. i don't work on backend i just want to learn Appolo in react/react native. i couldn't find any other useful tutorial. would appreciate if anyone could help šŸ™‚
  • t
    Iā€™m getting an error when trying to generate the Prisma client, itā€™s generating the following:
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    export const Prisma = makePrismaClientClass<ClientConstructor<Prisma>>({typeDefs, endpoint: `${process.env['PRISMA_ENDPOINT, '<http://localhost:4466/currentbusiness>'']}`})
    from:
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    endpoint: ${env:PRISMA_ENDPOINT, '<http://localhost:4466/currentbusiness>'}
    in my prisma.yml file
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  • e
    I have a problem with Prisma client (compared to prisma-binding), it does not get the relationship of a requested resource. Let's say I want to get the 
    type User
    which would contain 
    posts: [Post!]!
    , I'd receive 
    null
    for 
    posts
    . The only way to get the users with the posts in prisma client is with a fragment (as far as I am aware). This makes resolvers much more verbose to define (and update on model modifications). Is this an expected behavior?
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  • m
    Hi all, I'm wondering how I can import my typedefs from the generated files in to my schema.graphql to avoid having to duplicate all that data. Is this possible with prisma-client and is it a terrible idea?
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  • m
    Hi there! I've got my core app working great. Now I have a separate repo where I want to access my DB with Prisma Client in the same way. It seems like I should be able to just 
    prisma generate
    using an endpoint and secret, but it says 
    datamodel
    is required. Am I thinking about this correctly? Perhaps I should just stick with a mono-repo?
  • p
    Guys, please take a look
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  • l
    How do you all import your types from 
    datamodel.prisma
    into 
    schema.graphql
    so I donā€™t need to re write them ?
    b
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    mongo     | 2018-11-21T13:18:31.002+0000 I FTDC     [ftdc] Unclean full-time diagnostic data capture shutdown detected, found interim file, some metrics may have been lost. OK
prisma    | Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to load Prisma config: java.lang.RuntimeException: Please provide a valid Mongo connection uri.
    Hmmm. How can I see what connection string prisma is using? The docker-compose.yml seems correct to me .
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  • k
    If I'm generating the 
    javascript-client
    , does it make sense to import the 
    typeDefs
    from 
    prisma-client.js
    into whatever I'm using to make my graphql server? The Prisma tutorials have you create your own 
    schema.graphql
    file to supply the 
    typeDefs
    , but that seems redundant to rewrite your schema after writing it in the 
    datamodel.prisma
    file.
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  • p
    @kyleshevlin What if you'll need add a property to your model that doesn't exist in database? What if don't wanna expose something that's stored in database to the client? You have to define your schema in `schema.graphql`: either by adding whatever queries your project needs or by copying queries from generated 
    prisma.graphql
    and delegating the call to the prisma-client.
  • k
    the 
    javascript-client
    generator doesn't generate a 
    prisma.graphql
    file.
  • k
    Can you run multiple generators?
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  • k
    Because I haven't seen documentation that suggests I can do that.
  • k
    const contactPromise = prisma.contact({authSysId}); const userPromise = contactPromise.user(); Promise.all([contactPromise, userPromise]) .then((value: [Contact, User]) => { I expected the promise to resolve as one user and one contact. However, value has the same user record: (2) [{ā€¦}, {ā€¦}] 0: createdAt: "2018-11-22T235844.160Z"id: "cjot9cqta002a0a34clfbckop"isAdmin: falsename: ""updatedAt: "2018-11-22T235844.160Z"userAttributes: null__proto__: Object1: createdAt: "2018-11-22T235844.160Z"id: "cjot9cqta002a0a34clfbckop"isAdmin: falsename: ""updatedAt: "2018-11-22T235844.160Z"userAttributes: null__proto__: Objectlength: 2__proto__: Array(0) Am I doing something wrong or is this a bug?
  • k
    and the more general question is what is the best way to get fields from two tables on a 1:1 join. In SQL or GraphQL against the model would be easy. When I use the generated TypeScript client, I'm struggling to see a simple way to do so.
  • r
    Hello, Iā€™d like ask if you can redirect me to some example or to give me some hints how to do result mapping in resolver to outer scheme inner scheme:
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    a: {
    b: {
       c: {
           d: 1,
       },
    },
}
    outer scheme:
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    a: {
   c: {
      d: 1,
   },
}
    so node b is internal and donā€™t want to expose it to external consumers. Is that achievable at this moment ? Thanks a lot.
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  • r
    Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.
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  • d
    is it possible to do CRUD operations with the 
    updateMany
    mutation in prisma-client? It works in prisma-bindings but at least in the types those fields aren't available.
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  • d
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    ctx.prisma.updateManyFoo({
  data: {
    field: {
      create: [ { ... } ]
    },
  },
  where: {
    id,
  },
});
  • d
    the above fails typecheck because relations aren't in 
    FooUpdateManyMutationInput
    .
  • s
    Given a Prisma client request such as:
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    prisma.user({ email: context.email }).following({ where: {
        lists_some: {
          name: 'Been',
          items_some: {
            venue: {
              id: venueId
            }
          }
        }
      }})
    How would I go about getting a 
    count
    back for the number of ā€œfollowersā€, rather than getting all the data and doing a 
    .length
    ?
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