thanks!

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F45MHMX42/while_doing_a_mutation_on_a_model_with_a_float_field_i_keep_getting_the_following_error.txt: @nilan hi, yes this works

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F45MHMX42/while_doing_a_mutation_on_a_model_with_a_float_field_i_keep_getting_the_following_error.txt: is it a bug or a feature?

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F45MHMX42/while_doing_a_mutation_on_a_model_with_a_float_field_i_keep_getting_the_following_error.txt: logically I would expect it to be float, as I set so in the console

@nilan commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F45MHMX42/while_doing_a_mutation_on_a_model_with_a_float_field_i_keep_getting_the_following_error.txt: it's actually a BigDecimal, but we call it Float in the console because that's what people are used to

@nilan commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F45MHMX42/while_doing_a_mutation_on_a_model_with_a_float_field_i_keep_getting_the_following_error.txt: using BigDecimal allows you way way more precision than floats. You can read more here https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/platform/fields-teizeit5se#float

when i make a query the object that i got back includes the

__typename

property... is there a way to have a "clean" object with the requested properties only?

Welcome @michaelstrobl2, @vuldin @supereric and @jan to our Slack community 🙌 🎉

I’m trying to see if a user is logged in when loading a page. I currently use the following query with the

idToken

from Auth0. Though I notice there’s a mismatch between the token and what’s in the database, e.g.

idToken=a98d7f98af798d7f98afd798af897…

and

auth0IdToken=facebook|0982394802398409

query ($auth0Id: String!) {
  user: User(auth0UserId: $auth0Id) {
    id
    name
  }
}

@nilan looks like there's a minor issue with Data Export. It downloads a file called "data.json", but it's actually a zip file. Changing the extension to .zip allows it to be successfully extracted

We’re about to introduce a new mutation type to update or create a node when the filter doesn’t match existing data. Please vote for your favourite <!here|@here>: https://twitter.com/graphcool/status/831951143270023170

trying to create mutation

const DishUpdate = gql`mutation updateDish($id:ID!, $duration: Number) { 
  updateDish(id: $id, duration: $duration) {
    id,
    duration: duration
  }
}`;

using aApollClient get error

Error: GraphQL error: Variable '$duration' cannot be non input type 'Number'

1 - I understand I need to define some input type, where I can see example to define input type 2 - insted of simple scallar want to pass complex data object, any known example for that?

@schickling, how about a condation ☝️bowtie ?

Welcome to our Slack community, @gmp26 🙌

Hey guys. I'm not sure I'm supposed to be trying this yet. https://github.com/graphcool-examples/exponent-auth0-example

I'm able to get it up and running and authenticating with Auth0. A user is created in Auth0 but a user is never created in graphcool.

Are all columns in the underlying DB indexed? If not, is there a way to or a plan to add the ability to index certain fields/columns?

Hey @dzello @jaredingold @wes @ndcollins @patrick 👋 welcome all to our Slack community 🎉

Aaaand hello @mgarf and @delgermurun 🙂 you guys are very welcome to ask questions or share your opinion in our Slack community 🎉

I need to fetch the info about the "siblings" of a current slide. Not sure if going up and down is a good practice. Does this scale?

@nilan commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: hm I am not sure what you mean with "currentSlide". How does the GraphQL query look like?

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: I updated the snippet to show the full fragment. A user has a relation which points to the slide they are currently looking at

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: This way, other users (students) can know, what their teacher is showing. And if a user exits the app, they can come back to the same slide later

@nilan commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: Is

Slide

a model in your project?

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: Yes

@nilan commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: how are "siblings" of slides defined?

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: User has Classrooms, Classroom has Lessons, Lesson has Slides

@nilan commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: do the slides have a field to manage their order?

@alex_ye commented on @alex_ye’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U3WSHAM39/F46B1EW4A/Hi__How_does_this_query_affect_performance_.js: yes, Slide.position