Finally looking good: https://github.com/tecla5/easy-graphql-auth

@aabreu, try out my auth lib - should make it much simpler...

I am working on permission queries, and I am trying to check all existing records for a certain condition (only allow create on a new Task if all existing Tasks are completed). I can't seem to be able to rewrite that using SomeXYZExists. I have children_every to check something on ALL children, but not on ALL items. Is that possible somehow, or can it be rewritten in a way to get the same effect?

Dear all. Anyone with experience the algolia integration? In order to get relevant search results data should be denormalized. This is however not really possible with graphql out of the box ? Lets say I have a book containing parts that contains sections which contain subsections which contain subsections that again contain paragraphs that contain lines (Just a thought example. i have not split my data into lines). In order to get goood search results with Lucene you should denormalize the data into reasonable chunks. Lets say that a reasonable chunk is a subsection. In that case I need to concatenate the strings in all corresponding paragraphs and lines. This, however, is to my knowledge not possible out of the box with graphql? Can you help ?

With authentication on the way (ETA?), does it make sense to implement a custom process (such as this one: https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/39#issuecomment-308641399), or should we wait for the full authentication to be released?

@martin authentication on the way!?

Hi guys, i want to make a feature of opened recent, anyone knows how i do that in a graphql schema? thx

@nilan Should we expect a fix on the pokedex-react-native-vanilla repo? https://github.com/learnapollo/pokedex-react-native-vanilla/issues/2

@nilan pinned a message to this channel.

Is it possible to append a json object to a field of type: [Json]?

Also does anyone know if there’s a way to use the Request Pipeline to change a mutation type? The lack of upsert is really holding us back so I was wondering if anyone had any luck using functions to change a Create mutation into a Update mutation based on some parameters

Anyone have experience with uploading image files, then cropping and saving cropped image file (usually base64 encoded) back into GraphQL? What I have so far: https://gist.github.com/heymartinadams/d082a1bda3e40c663140649ac999f646#file-base64-image-then-upload-to-graphcool-js

Finally, write your graphcool functions in es6! https://github.com/yusinto/functions/tree/master/stripe-create-customer

complete with async await and unit tests in jest

the pr is pending review by @nilan

Any way to secretly include secret environment variables in graphcool server-side subscription functions? Or can they just be pasted in?

Just wondering: graph.cool seems to integrate well with auth0. Well, it seems so... I can't find how to check JWT fields to authorize people (database-wide, or 'type'-specific). Is there an 'auth0-JWT authorization' possibility? (It doesn't really make sense to me to add user management to graph.cool, if auth0 already takes care of it.)

Is it possible to link two nodes together directly, like two

users

that are connected in a social network? Or would that have to occur via a secondary data table?

Does anyone know why relay sometimes doesn't return the

token

from

signinUser

mutation?

I have a question about serverless-plugin-typescript and packaging of node modules. Is it possible to remove all npm dev dependencies after the typescript is transpiled so they don't end up in the serverless package?

Hello community + team, seeking some advice on how to design a schema for a pretty specific use case: I have a 1:N relationship between a

Person

type and a

Reminder

type, where a Reminder has a

notifyDate: DateTime!

field. I want to sort the

Person

type in order of the oldest notifyDate that they have as a reminder, so that the people with the "most expired" reminders are at the top. Currently my solution is to have a field on the person with a DateTime that re-stores the oldest reminder's

notifyDate

, and every time I run a create or update on a Reminder I re-calculate it. Unfortunately, on Graphcool this requires that I add another round-trip query. Any ideas on a better way to structure?

One workaround... https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/95 🙂

Hey guys

import Relay from 'react-relay'

export default class UpdatePokemonMutation extends Relay.Mutation {
  getMutation () {
    return Relay.QL`mutation{updatePokemon}`
  }
  getFatQuery () {
    return Relay.QL`
    fragment on UpdatePokemonPayload {
      pokemon
      edge
      viewer {
        allPokemons
      }
    }
    `
  }
  getConfigs () {
    return [
      {
        type: 'FIELDS_CHANGE',
        fieldIDs: {
          pokemon: this.props.pokemon
        },
      },
    ]
  }
  getVariables () {
    return {
      name: this.props.name,
      url: this.props.url,
    }
  }
  getOptimisticResponse () {
  }
}

that's my fields_change mutation

it doesn't throw an error

but it doesn't update the pokemon

do you know why?

From network tab, I can see it's correctly passing name and url

any idea guys?

fixed it