@joshhopkins @joshjoe @patstrz @morley 🙌 hi there, welcome! 🙂

hi!, thanks!

@artyom Hi, thanks

👋 hi!

Just an FYI your tutorial here https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/create-graphql-react-native-apps-with-apollo-client-weeg6chaiw/ is out of date. The react-router-native is at V4 so the code looks very different

I’m considering a schema/model and could use some help in determining whether I’m going down the right path. In my app, users look at "items" which come from another data source (3rd party API). These items have a unique ID/"key" (string). A user may "like" (boolean) an item, or not, and record a "message" (string) about it. Users, and their interactions with thousands of items, are stored in Graphcool. I would like to be able to query for the "liked" items ("like" === true) and to make mutations to these items. Is this an appropriate way of structuring the data? Is there a better way?

// SCHEMA/TYPE

type User {
    id: ID! @isUnique
	seenItems: [Json!]
    ...
}

// Example data
[
	{
		'key': '567cd61b2eb732d3bf8ff31dabb39890b8ebee840e16b52a326362c8abe37be7',
		'liked': true,
		'message': 'lorem ipsum dolor emet'
	},
	{
		'key': 'ba40d61af75117c0a96056eff7763ce072dde633e4d40c827e3f56820dff538e',
		'liked': false,
		'message': 'veridis quo'
	},
    ...
]

Hey! If I have

User

and

Domain

and many users can each relate to many domains, I need to have a through model for

UserDomain

, like SQL, correct?

type User {
  id
}
type Domain {
  id
}
type UserDomain {
  User
  Domain
}

Or does graphcool's many-many relation somehow remove that need?

One other question - let's say I'm making a bitly clone, so I want to save the URL + generate a 5 character hash to be the unique reference to the URL. Is there anyway to do that sort of pre-processing server-side with graphcool?

Or I have to either generate it client-side or have a middle-man API that processes the request and forwards it on to graphcool?

@mmaddex @giray123 hello there, welcome to graphcool 🙌

hey @artyom or anyone who could help, I'd like to define permissions, but without using the integrations for authentication, my use-case is simple, I generate a unique UUID on the device, using a createUser query I can create users with this UUID, but not sure whether authentication will work, as the docs mentions a token

I don't need to separate users as individuals, only their devices, for the moment

Is there a way to import data, or should I write a script against the API to do that?

Nevermind, I found the doc for this: https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/importing-simple-data-ga2ahnee2a/

@vmasalov @laurence welcome to graphcool 🖖

Thanks @artyom

if I have in schema

faqsAnswers: [Json!]!

how do I pass json object using lokka ?

Hi ya’ll. I have a very simple schema type called Item and I’m trying to set up a many-to-many relationship. I was able to set it up successfully, but when actually trying to create relationships, the Web UI doesn’t seem to work very well. I can of course create a graphql mutation to do this and a custom UI, but was hoping I could use graphcool’s WebUI. Seems so close, just a little buggy.

hey @hueezer I haven't found it to be buggy, what browser are you using, what bug do you see?

I’m wondering if there’s a way to hook up the auth system with a Slack signin? Auth0 doesn’t seem to support it.

So, I have an update mutation that I wish to update just my graphcool store, and not my apollo root_query(store), as I wish a subscription to handle that. But it is doing both, and I can't see why. My code is as follows:

getCurrentPostLikesValueQuery(idVal) {
    return this.props.client.query({
      query: Get_Post_Likes_Query,
      variables: {
        'id': idVal
       },
    })
    .then(this.incrementPostLikesQuery)
    .catch(this.handleSubmitError);
  },

  incrementPostLikesQuery({data}) {
    const idVal = data.Posts.id;
    const incVal = data.Posts.likes + 1;

    return this.props.client.mutate({
      mutation: Increment_Post_Likes_Query,
      variables: {
        'id': idVal,
        'count': incVal
       },
    })
    .catch(this.handleSubmitError);
  },

and my mutation is as follows:

export const Increment_Post_Likes_Query = gql`
  mutation incrementPostLikes ($id: ID!, $count: Int) {
    updatePosts (id: $id, likes: $count) {
      __typename
      id
      likes
    }
  }
`;

What am I overlooking here?

This query crashes the playground for me

Some sort of infinite loop

tab using 1.3GB of memory

constantly increasing

its just a regular introspection query

did you try running the query directly to the api?

It gets a reply from the server, so I think its a frontend issue

now it rendered one frame. 1.5GB of memory