@sorenbs commented on @afgh’s file : This is a limitation of the GraphQL specification. We have tried to influence it to allow a broader character set, but there are strong forces against it

By the way, I’m currently having an issue with subscriptions not pushing new data. Anyone else?

oh happy days, such an awesome crew of people joining us!! Wave @robertw @mzgnr @loyolny @pascal @mxstbr @ieschalier @tcbyrd @afasorojoseph @jcheroske @nagarakesh4 @tjmehta @saurabh have fun with graphcool let us know how we can help!

how would i calculate a variable during a mutation? is this even possible: mutation CreateNewQuote( $customerId: ID, $preparedByEmployeeId: ID, $preparedForCustomerContactId: ID, ) { createQuote( customerId: $customerId, quoteNumber: “NEED TO CALCULATE WITH A MUTATION CALLBACK”, employeeId: $preparedByEmployeeId, customerContactId: $preparedForCustomerContactId ) { id, quoteNumber } } i suppose i could create with quoteNumber: “TBD” or something, then mutation callback lambda could calculate, then front-end subscribes to updates on this quote and picks up the calculated value later. nested mutation of some sort?

I've been having trouble executing grphcool commands in the terminal even after installing it. The terminal reports that graphcool isn't a recognized command

Hi @stlbucket It’s a common pattern to have a value that needs to be calculated by a mutation callback. Depending on your use case there are two approaches you can take. The simplest is to make the field optional and then let a mutation callback fill it in after the fact. If having the field optional is not acceptable you can have an input model without the field and a separate “real” model that is being populated by the mutation callback including the calculated field

Does anyone have a good solution for performing validation on a mutation that doesn't lie client side?

Does anyone know if you can reference an interface as a list of objects with graphql-up? Such as:

interface NodeBase {
  id: ID!
  title: String!
}

type Note implements NodeBase {
  id: ID!
  title: String!
  body: String!
}

type Link implements NodeBase {
  id: ID!
  title: String!
  url: String!
}

type Project {
  id: ID!
  things: [NodeBase]!
}

@manur @rphuber hola! graphcool welcomes you 🖖

Hola. 🙏 thanks

hey guys, with GC, can we build a real time chat app

?

Hey @jaminpie yes you can! And this is actually a tutorial on how to do it: https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/worldchat-subscriptions-example-ui0eizishe/

@nachos 👋 enjoy your Friday with graphcool it’s a great way to start the weekend 😉

@dmitweb may you be welcomed as well 👋 graphcool

😊👍

Guys, everythin okay with ur operations count logic. Mine is showin 0 for 2 days now in ky project billing section

hey guys - should I still check on https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/projects/1 to see the status of features like login reset api?

Hey guys, if I have a collection of scores and want to sum the score for one user, do I do it on my react component? (using graph.cool for my data source)

@davidc hello and welcome to graphcool 🎉

@artyom hi

Is it possible to subscribe to nested fields? I have a user type witha feed field which contains all the posts as relations and now I would like to subscribe to new posts being added as relations to the feed field😅

Has anyone ever tried GetStream? Currently working on my users feeds and notifications, I wonder how long subscribing to a Notification table would do the trick. I also tried to release a "top items" feed, based on current likes modulo item creation timestamp : not easy right now. What's considered the best practices on Graphcool right now? And in 6 months? A GetStream integration could be interesting, well maybe :)

i'm having trouble creating (

createUser

) and then accessing the newly created

User

object in my react-native and apollo + auth0 + graphcool app. this page (https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/simple-api/user-authentication-eixu9osueb/#auth0-social-logins) says that like all mutations,

createUser

returns the newly created object. i'm using a mutation much like this:

mutation {
  createUser(authProvider: {
    auth0: {
      idToken: "<idToken>"
    }
  }) {
    id
  }
}

i want the new object to be at

this.props.data.user

— that's the name of my usual query for logged-in users. for this new user case, it is returned in

this.props.data.createUser

which i understand is the name of the mutation. how do I

createUser

and then query/return the new user object as i ordinarily would (so that it is returned in

this.props.user

)?

more generally, is there a very clear and consistent pattern to follow for auth0 login? i've seen a lot of different approaches and i'm finding it a bit confusing. in particular, auth0 authorization for existing users is easy and works well (it's easy to reason about) but it's murkier when it comes to creating a new user on the fly.

Hi everyone, find out about graphcool and impressed so far! Tried to get started, created a new type, but can't find a way to add/edit fields in it ... the "data schema" interface says "soon editable" and doesn't look at all like the getting started video ... I suppose I'm missing something obvious ... can someone point me to the right direction ?

Hi everyone, I have a problem with Auth0 token authentication. I used this function to authenticate

auth0.WebAuth.client.login

. Token I am receiving is not valid with Graphcool. It's 735 char long compared to 285 char long from

auth0.WebAuth.redirect.loginWithCredentials

function which works for me and I can successfuly authenticate to my App. I'd like to use a method which is not forcing my window to reload (

auth0.WebAuth.redirect.loginWithCredentials

does that for me).

I’m using React-Apollo. I have a mutation to create a record, with a field containing a ‘unique’ constraint. So when I try to add an existing one, I get an error back, which is fine. But it seems to be a string only (error is string, error.message too). How can I find the 3010 error code to know that the error is related to that unique constraint ? Tried error.code but is undefined

@manoharpalem @aadimator @sakis @aryamaharta hello! enjoy your weekend with graphcool 👍

@arnaudschlupp 👋 hi there!