Thanks @nish! The desktop pricing page is accurate, we'll fix this as soon as possible.

No problem.

@dmaz 🎉 you’re here, amazing! welcome to graphcool 👋

🙌 @detector90 @sridatta19 @davherrmann whoop, hello there! 🙌

👋 @daraghmoran welcome to graphcool

I just started getting auth errors (using Auth0 with

HS256

). The error is

The provided idToken is invalid

When creating a new user. This was working before, I heard there was some issue with Auth0 and

RS256

not working with graph.cool. Any ideas?.

Mutation:

mutation CreateUser ($idToken: String!, $email: String!, $picture: String!){
        createUser(
          authProvider: {auth0: { idToken: $idToken }},
          email: $email,
          picture: $picture,
        ) {
          id
        }
      }

example token (obfuscated):

eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGcieiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJpc3MiOiJodHRwczovL3RlYW1kYidXRoMC5jb20vIiwic3ViIjoiZW1haWx8NTg3MzEwMmI5ODQyMGY5YTExYjllMjAxIiwiYXVkIjoiOGwwdUN0QWFLcWdrZ1M5ZllJREpMMDJGNml4Z3poZk8iLCJleHAiOjE0OTI5NjQ1MTYsImlqdCI6MTQ5MjkyODUxNn0.87U7EmyFUWSxMWTKSNJY6J6cyZojG9XxrPFCZbbqMQW

Hi! FYI I'm apparently blocked again from migrating my old app to use Graphcool files because of this: https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/180

hey everyone, enjoy your Sunday with graphcool @bryce-richards @d2burke @hibariya @anders @filippofilip @jin_yi @mtanzer 🙌

Is the following type of query possible with Graph.cool/GraphQL?

return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    _this.aggregate([
      {$match: {url}},
      {$group: {
        _id: "$emoji",
        count: {$sum: 1},
        ips: {$push: "$ip"}
      }},
      {$project: {
        _id: 0,
        emoji: "$_id",
        count: 1,
        reacted: {
          $setIsSubset: [[ip], "$ips" ]
        }
      }}
    ], (err, result) => {
      if (err) return reject(err)

      resolve(result)
    })

Suddenly nothing seems to work for me. Is it just me? Getting this error: { "requestId": "cj1van6zbelr60123ftxbm101", "error": "Whoops. Looks like an internal server error. Please contact us in Slack (https://slack.graph.cool) and send us your Request ID: cj1van6zbelr60123ftxbm101" }

Hello all

great start into the week with so many awesome folks joining us! hello and welcome @raymond_waterman @gpascual @nguyendk82 @emartinez @asheng0709 @jthegedus @rahul142garg @sivajag @dynamitesushi 🙌 graphcool

How do I make a form that picks up and submits data that I have a mutation for?

This is my mutation, I know the mutation works because when I throw in variables in the playground it goes through successfully

whoop, @myuan @sairamdevarashetty @sid, welcome! 🎉 graphcool

Hello, I recently started to look into graphql and your examples are great ! I have a question about nested mutation. https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-apollo-todo-example/blob/master/src/components/TodoApp.js#L52 Lets say we change the mutation to

mutation addTodo($todo: AddTodoItem!) {
  createTodo(todo: todo) { id }
}

The AddTodoItem is:

AddTodoItem: {
text: String!,
dates: TodoDates!
}

And TodoDates is:

TodoDates: {
  created: String!,
  completed: String
}

Is there any tutorial offered for building out the

graphql

server with

graphql-relay

integrated?

I want to understand how to build my own endpoint that

relay

can communicate with.

Quick question: recently discovered that if I create a complex object in one mutation, say,

user->-order->shipAddress

, all entries are created in the DB correctly except one thing: shipAddress’s ID in the order is always null. While I if create order directly with the shipAddress, e.g.,

order->shipAddress

, shipAddress’s ID is always updated correctly in the order. Is it intentionally or do I miss anything?

Is it possible to update associated resources at the same time in one query? This one works for creating new ones if you leave the id out. If you add the id it raises an error.

mutation {
  updateItemType(
    id:"cj1nldl3fqvz50122qxrnqd99"
    name:"test"
    itemTypeLine: [
      {
        id: "cj1wbh8ycv3zm0165nz5de0q3"   <--- when removed it creates a new one but I want the existing resource
        amount: 5
      }
    ]
  ) {
    id
    name
    itemTypeLine {
      id
      amount
    }
  }
}

@bear hi there, welcome to graphcool 🖖

@mimccio 👋 hello, nice that you’re joining us today! 🙂

While testing the Algolia integration by making my first index: There is a warning: "Usage warning, Your changes will use up to 6 ..." It is on top of the query box and it block creating an index.

Can proceed when I give the popup a higher z-index in css.

Observation: While importing data, strings that include ellipsis (...) cause a "There is no such fragment..." error. Since it's not incorrect for text to include ellipses, I'd call this a bug.

Hello, how can I create permission queries? For example, I want to make sure users own the posts that they create, and that a user cannot delete someone else's post. I've checked the cms tutorial, which contains some example queries, but I don't see how to apply them. Thanks!