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  • m
    What is the maximum amount of data that i can send with a post request?
  • m
    I want to fetch the posts of the people i follow and the only way i can think of is by first fetching the following people ids and then filter posts using user: {id_in: [<array of followings ids>]}
  • a
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    viewer {
   following {
      (edge/node if needed)
      allPosts {
         (edge/node if needed)
          title
          ....
      }
    }
}
  • a
    @m.b.iqbal: ^ like this?
  • a
    You shouldn’t need multiple request with graphql, that’s one of the reason it exists
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  • m
    What do you mean by this “(edge/node if needed)"
  • m
    I used this this will bring back all the users that i follow and their posts. I don't really need the followings if they haven't shared anything.
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  • a
    Just remove them after the queries
  • a
    Like this you’ve what you need right?
  • a
    (edge/node was if you were using relay)
  • m
    actually no. I need posts in a feed like manner. Consider i just want to fetch 30 latest posts that were shared by people i follow.
  • m
    i want something that returns one array of posts created by people who i follow.
  • a
    I think in that case you better have a field feed on user
  • a
    that would do all that
  • m
    i have a relation user > following > posts How can i have a field that related to these posts
  • a
    I don’t use graph.cool so I don’t really know, but i think you can have custom code right?
  • a
    and in your case it just mapped to a sql query
  • m
    unfortunately you can't
  • m
    but thanks for your help anyways
  • a
    Oh I thought you could use something like aws lambda
  • m
    yeah thats after you create/update a record
  • m
    thats the only way you can invoke code(please correct me if i am wrong)
  • n
    @m.b.iqbal. you can use this query:
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    query {
  allPosts(filter: {
    author: {
      followedBy_some: {
        id: "id
      }
    }
  }
}
  • m
    Thanks a lot @nilan. Doesnt some mean that its possible to miss a few records using this query?
  • m
    or is it iron clad and will return all records for which this user is a follower
  • n
    Well, this will return all posts of authors the user is following. No lost records 😉
  • m
    ah
  • m
    finally
  • m
    thanks a lot nilan
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  • a
    @jimmy @rock-n-node 👋 hello!
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