using graphcool cli

Does the web or cli interface have a way to import and export the permisson rules? It would be great to do testing against a non production account making sure there are no holes in security and data access first, but manually applying the rules to the types would be time consuming and error prone

@agartha commented on @dtuite’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U5K3L5Q20/F5RU27EBV/update_during_write_.js: @dtuite I assume recipient is actually a relation?

@agartha commented on @dtuite’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U5K3L5Q20/F5RU27EBV/update_during_write_.js: If that's the case, I think your best option is to create a server-side subscription for create, and call the relation mutation based on your check...

@agartha commented on @dtuite’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U5K3L5Q20/F5RU27EBV/update_during_write_.js: Or, you can do it in transform_argument, but then you have to create a new mutation based on your check, and throw an error to prevent the current mutation from being processed further.

When any entry is deleted after a

deleteSomething

mutation, how to I also clear that entry inside Apollo’s cache? I’m using the Apollo dev tools, and I can still see the deleted entry inside the Store

@uzu commented on @uzu’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4VF6PLCF/F5SV974EB/hello_guys__im_working_on_graphcool_function__and_i_try_to_make_a_mutation_inside_my_current_mutation__lets_say_i_have_a_array_of_tags__i_determine_if_one_or_more_tags_exist_in_the_api__via_a_query__and_then_the_number_of_tags_to_create__via_a_mutation_.j: i got this error: {"error":"Syntax error while parsing GraphQL query. Unexpected end of input, expected OperationDefinition, FragmentDefinition or TypeSystemDefinition (line 1, column 1):\n\n^"}

Hey @uzu, what's the value of

tagsToCreate

and

userId

? 🙂

actually @uzu, could you please post this question in the forum: https://graph.cool/forum/c/development? It'll be helpful for many developers

@uzu commented on @uzu’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U4VF6PLCF/F5SV974EB/hello_guys__im_working_on_graphcool_function__and_i_try_to_make_a_mutation_inside_my_current_mutation__lets_say_i_have_a_array_of_tags__i_determine_if_one_or_more_tags_exist_in_the_api__via_a_query__and_then_the_number_of_tags_to_create__via_a_mutation_.j: my mutation works on the playground and fetch wotks ith my query but i cant have the things work with mutation, is this a limitation ? (i suppose not but i prefer ask :D)

i start a thread in the forum thanks 😄

whats up, folks. How do you associate a graphql-up generated endpoint with your account?

I am trying to use graphql.request to work but the reponse data is undefined... was thinking this be the result from the service. Maybe obvious to others

import { request } from 'graphql-request'
const mutation = `{ 
  mutation signinUser($email: String!, $password: String!) {
    signinUser(email: { email: $email, password: $password }) {
      token, 
      user {
        id
      }
    }
  }
}`
const variables = {
      email,
      password
 }
request('<https://api.graph.cool/simple/v1/xkjdvsdf>', mutation, variables)
          .then(data => {
            console.log(data)
})

Hello! So we don’t have access to resolvers on graph.cool, or am I mistaken?

(might be a super-noob question, sorry, I have no idea what I’m talking about, but I know why I’m asking :D)

Has anyone had any luck getting apollo to work with angular cli?

All the tutorials and questions I'm finding about this are for the angular-cli beta

Hey! How do i create data based on api request something like activity tracking; can you share if that is possible?

@nilan I’m trying this code to delete an entry from cache. It is obvious to me that it is always related to an existing query, and I don’t see the Apollo cache being updated at all, only the query. So, there are lots of entries remaining inside the Apollo cache, which is not a good thing. What can I do to remove the cache? [I have

postId

as the ID of the Post to be deleted,

deletePostMutation

as the mutation GQL that I import from another file]

allPostsQuery

is also an imported GQL

This is either a known limitation or a bug with

apollo-client

or

react-apollo

. I think a question on StackOverflow should be the best formar to discuss it.

Ah, ok... thanks. At least it’s not just me then 🙂

Or

vue-apollo

too, because I’m using VueJS

oh, I see

hmm

then actually

apollo-client

because it manages the store

indeed

[off-topic] Anyone here using digits (sms key based sign in https://get.digits.com/ ) ? I don't seem to understand how this type of authentication will work if a user ends up obtaining a new phone number..

@eliezedeck commented on @eliezedeck’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U5M2KE6P5/F5SB3CWFP/how_to_do_delete_entry_from_cache_.js: @agartha I remember why it didn’t work, nor was it the right thing to do. So, first, the

cache

is modifyable, and when you write it back, it will only affect the query in question, not the whole storage; the whole cache storage is what I’m trying to update here. Secondly, I tried to modify the

store.data

, which contains entries like

Post:azeauzeiorpaehyioptzetzer

and delete that manually, but the data remains the same in the cache.