my bad, it's the

subscriptions-transport-ws

package which needs to be 0.6.0, not the

apollo-client

Hey, idk if i have bug but i cant scroll in list of schemes 😄

i havent seen that before

sorry about that - I have error messages suggesting something is wrong with the IDs , but indeed the IDs were different in the data.

Anyone using Apollo with Typescript? I need help 😕

In the Apollo React docs http://dev.apollodata.com/react/queries.html#basics there are examples of fetching automatically when the component is shown, but I'd like to run a query when a button is clicked. I see an example to "re"fetch a query when a button is clicked, but I don't want it to query initially. I see there is a way to call mutations, but how do you call queries?

Check this: http://dev.apollodata.com/react/queries.html#graphql-skip

🤔🤥

Is it possible to apply different authorization parameters/permissions based on the url? Backstory: as an admin, I want to seed my app with draft posts and then invite specific people to edit/manage/publish them by emailing them a link (without forcing them to create an account or sign in). The model I have in mind is Craigslist, where posts have secret urls that function as passwords, allowing anyone with the link to make changes. This functionality needs to live alongside normal authentication. So the same user who approved/published a post after receiving a secret url via email would need to sign in before creating a new post of their own.

Final auth question for today: if I am using email/password auth and require email verification, would I have to create that step myself?

has anyone gotten googlebot to correctly fetch graph.cool content? even with a fully prerendered solution like prerender.cloud it executes the queries and returns the error

Hi, just investigating the possibilities Graphcool offers me. I was wondering where cron jobs are on the road map, as they are mentioned in the docs...

Also, files being publicly available and only protected by authentication on obtaining its secret is going to be a very big showstopper for using graphcool. Any news on that?

And one more question, I see a serverless-webshop example using the serverless framework, but I see no added value above the inline functions possibilities that are already available on Graphcool. What's the reasoning?

The inline functions are brand new

A big reason to use external serverless functions is that you can put them in version control, and deploy them all at once

also, you can easily use tools like webpack/babel to use the latest javascript features like async/await, and you can use any npm libraries you want

hey – I’ve been playing with the authentication-with-expo-and-auth0 example from graphcool-examples/react-native-graphql (https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-native-graphql/tree/master/authentication-with-expo-and-auth0), and the example throws an error when trying to add a user to graphcool. It looks like one of the fields its trying to add doesn’t exist in the schema, and I’m a bit confused about what’s supposed to be happening as it seems to be trying to insert an object into one field on the mutation. Has anyone had success with that example?

I’m getting operations executed in an insanely long time, all queries are taking over 1500 ms

it was about 350 ms just a few days ago, what’s going on?

some queries take as high as 2.5 seconds

Hey all, loving Graphcool so far!!

hello, anybody help me, please? how to add data for json field?

It seems to be back to normal speed for me 👍

@nilan I’m not sure if I’m doing something or not. When there is a data from subscription, the returned “id” of the data does not match the

subId

that was used to issue the request. In my case, the

subId === "1"

, while the returned

“id” === “0”

because of this, I’m getting the error:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'handler' of undefined
    at WebSocket.client.onmessage (client.js:215)

in the console, and the subscription handler is obviously not called

client.js

corresponds to compiled version of https://github.com/apollographql/subscriptions-transport-ws/blob/master/src/client.ts

Hi everyone, good evening (morning etc), got a question on data creation in one-to-many relation. Let' say a TODO app: when a registered user create a new todo job, from I read from https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/simple-api/one-to-many-edges-ofee7eseiy/, it will require two graphQL roundtrips. The first call just to create the TODO type job, and then a second call to addToTodoOnUser, so the relationship can be setup. Wonder if there's a way to do this in a single roundtrip 🙂 thanks!

it’s worth noting that I’m using

subscriptions-transport-ws@0.6.0