hey @artyom thanks. will be lurking for a while. don’t mind me, will speak up later.

quick question, is there a limit on the number of "* to many" relationships? for example if i have a user tied to crazy amounts of files

i havent started playing around with mutation callbacks yet, but... (deep breath) i think im ready. First question: is there a way to extract the logged in user from the payload?

After having setup Algolia to index child objects, i tried to re-create my search index, all all of a sudden my child object is always going over to Algolia as 'null'. When i look at the Algolia logs it says it's coming in null. Are there any tricks to indexing a related object in Algolia? I have a simple 'product' with related 'brand' and although this works fine in graph.cool playground it doesn't work in Algolia (the Brand object is always just 'null' with no child id/name). I have tried variations on aliasing, but can't seem to get this to work - any hints anyone can give me? thanks! { node { id name category price brand { id name } } }

Is it possible to achieve game item purchase validation solely using permission queries? i.e. User submits payload containing

gameItemID

,

userID

,

userBalanceAfterPurchase

. Can query based on this data perform checks like: 1) Item that is being purchased exists 2)

userBalanceAfterPurchase

is result of subtracting game item price from current user balance

userBalanceAfterPurchase

this bit is my idea of updating users balance without the need of server less function. At the moment I can’t imagine how such query would look and even if it is possible to do something like this?

FYI I copy-pasted the permission example from the blog post "Only the author or admins can delete a Post" but there seems to be some invalid GraphQL in there, e.g

someUserExists

should be

SomeUserExists

, and also the combination of

AND

and

OR

isn't recognized (maybe a misplacing of brackets?)

also the error message gets truncated and can't be read entirely

but anyway thanks for the new permissions, looking forward to use it 🙂

@gunterh @mdc.life @oter hello, happy Wednesday! welcome to graphcool 👋

Hello folks! I should post this here for everyone to potentially benefit I guess. Currently I have 2 projects on 2 accounts: dev and prod — one had permissions “early access” granted, and the other not. Currently, when I click on permissions I see the following different views (screenshots attached). So which is the correct one and how do I move to the “released” permissions mode?

@picosam Can you try to force-reload the website?

Hi! can somebody suggest how to define models in order to have possibility set/change order of the items in collection? First option is to have an

order

filed which will container a sequence number of the item.

// options 1
type Course {
  id: ID!
  lessons: [Lesson!]! @relation(name: "CourseLessons")
}
type Lesson {
  id: ID!
  order: Int! // location in the list on UI
  course: Course
}

But in this case if the order in UI is changed (e.g. last lesson was moved to first position) - we have to update each Lesson separatly (a lot of mutation). And I dont know how to determine the ‘order’ property when a Lesson is creating… Second option is to store a

lessonsOrder

filed (which is an array of lessons ids) in the Course and change it every time the order is change/lessons created or delete.

type Course {
  id: ID!
  lessonsOrder: [String!]! // store here lessons IDs in correct order
  lessons: [Lesson!]! @relation(name: "CourseLessons")
}
type Lesson {
  id: ID!
  course: Course @relation(name: "CourseLessons")
}

Perhaps there are other options that I do not know about?

@nick.kozhukharenko I have used your second approach before with success. The nice thing about this approach is that you separate the actual data (the lesson) form the ordering. If you want to go with option 1 you could consider using a Float type. Then, instead of updating the order field in all Lesson nodes you can simply move the one lesson you care about in between two others. ie, to move the third element to position 2:

[1, 2, 3, 4]

becomes

[1, 1.5, 2, 4]

thanks for advice @sorenbs ! clever move with floats 👍. I’d never have thought of this

🎉 @rtowarek @shanecav hi there, welcome! 🙂 👋

LOL Thank’s @sorenbs! Force-reloading the website simply did it ☺️

@didstopia @adamveld12 🖖 be welcome to graphcool on this day!

thanks @artyom! 👋

Hello folks! I wonder how should I implement 'reset password' feature for those users that have forgotten their passwords? I'm using email/password-based authentication. Thank you for developing graphcool . I really enjoy it 🙂

Is it possible to create a custom oauth solution with a graphcool backend? I'd like to login with Github, possibly using something like Passport.js, but not use Auth0

Hi there @gustav and @ryand 👋 welcome to our slack!

@artyom commented on @hvillain’s file : Thanks, @hvillain ! Pinging @tim2 on this

@nilan commented on @hvillain’s file : @hvillain could you please create an issue here github.com/graphcool/console/issues?

is there a way default a [String] field to an empty array? I tried setting it up in the ui but it didnt seem to like it so i dont know if im doing it wrong

Wondering what’s the best way to add an item into a list. Get the whole list, add the item, then mutate the field with the new list? Or is there a better way to push an item into a list?

Hey guys, I found a bug in data interface. When a type has a DateTime field, datepicker automatically opens. When you switch to another type without making any changes, "unsaved changes" dialog shows up.

So, and as can be seen from the attached image, no websocket activity is happening when a mutation is fired, although the mutation is successful, which of course means that no 'real-time' updates happen. I manually need to reload the browser, as another user, to see any updated data. My subscription code is as follows

const Comments = React.createClass({
  
  componentDidMount () {
    if (this.props.data.loading === false){
      this.subscription = this.subscribe();
    }
  },
  componentWillUnmount() {
    if (this.subscriptionObserver) {
      this.subscriptionObserver.unsubscribe();
    }
  },
  isDuplicateComment(newComment, existingComments) {
    let duplicateComment = false;
    existingComments.forEach((comment) => {
      if (newComment.id !== null && newComment.id === comment.id) {
        duplicateComment = true;
      }
    });
    console.log('duplicateComment = ', duplicateComment);
    return duplicateComment;
  },
  subscribe() {
    const postIndexID = this.props.postIndexID;

    this.subscriptionObserver = this.props.data.subscribeToMore({
      document: Subscription_Add_Delete_Comment_Query,
      updateQuery: (previousState, {subscriptionData}) => {
        // The mutations allways update the Root_Tree, so the new comment already exists in previousState.
        // So you just need to return the previousState as is
        console.log('previousState = ', previousState);
        console.log('subscriptionData = ', subscriptionData);
        return previousState;
      },
      onError: (err) => console.error(err),
    });
  },
  ....
})

and my websocket connection code is as follows:

import ApolloClient, {
  createNetworkInterface,
  addTypeName,
} from 'apollo-client';

import { 
    SubscriptionClient, 
    addGraphQLSubscriptions,
} from 'subscriptions-transport-ws';

// Create WebSocket client
const wsClient = new SubscriptionClient('<wss://subscriptions.graph.cool/v1/cj0ogobvm96du01021v9ajeg1>', {
  reconnect: true,
  connectionParams: {
    // Pass any arguments you want for initialization
  }
})
const networkInterface = createNetworkInterface({ 
  uri: '<https://api.graph.cool/simple/v1/cj0ogobvm96du01021v9ajeg1>',
  opts: {
    // Additional fetch options like `credentials` or `headers`
    credentials: 'same-origin',
  }
})

// Extend the network interface with the WebSocket
const networkInterfaceWithSubscriptions = addGraphQLSubscriptions(
  networkInterface,
  wsClient
)

const client = new ApolloClient({
  networkInterface: networkInterfaceWithSubscriptions,
  dataIdFromObject: (o) => o.id,
   addTypeName: true
})

export default client;

What am I overlooking here?

@sorenbs commented on @rtowarek’s file : Thanks @rtowarek Can you open an issue in https://github.com/graphcool/console 🙂