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  • g
    I am using the free tire of graphcool for a hackathon, it requires updating a json object on each keystroke. will it be a good idea to send mutations on each keystore, later I will turn it into a subscription so that clients can see it in real time. or should I update graphcool data state when user hits save.
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  • n
    Hey team - struggling to make Apollo parameterized queries work. Do I need to wrap the query in a name in order to define the type of the accepted variable?
  • n
    const ProductQuery = gql` query GetProduct($productId: ID!) { product (id: $productId) { id name description}}`
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  • n
    Any documentation tips? I've looked at the Apollo examples, but they all focus more on Angular and React and I'm using Vue.
  • d
    Quick question: Will the auth0 client public certificate work as the graphcool auth0 integration client secret? Or is only HS256 supported?
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  • k
    Hey guys, I'm building a financial application with Graph.cool, and I wanted to know more about how to control the underlying SQL transactions on Aurora. If I pass multiple mutations down in one single call, I know they're run serially, but are they all run in one transaction?
  • k
    Or, putting it another way, if I need to take money out of an account and put it in another account, how do I ensure that happens atomically?
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  • d
    whats the recommended way of getting facebook profile pics
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  • d
    in an auth0 environment
  • g
    unable to mutate model with auth permission to create, the header has the token. but shows 
    insufficient permissions
    any ide why?
  • g
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    const EditorWithUserData = graphql(USER_QUERY,{ options: { fetchPolicy: 'network-only' } })(Editor);

const EditorWithCreateMindmap = graphql(CREATE_MINDMAP,{
  props: ({ownProps, createMindMap}) => ({
    createMindMap: ({ name, graph }) => {
      return (
        createMindMap({
          variables: { name, graph }
        })
      )
    }
  }),
  name: 'createMindMap'
})(EditorWithUserData);
  • g
    the HOCs 👆
  • g
    but it works when i remove auth permission to create.. so for some reason the user is not seen as authenticated by the graphcool backend
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  • p
    Hi, if I add a simple READ permission query to only allow READS on "Issues" where 
    open:true
    , then test it in GraphiQL, the data field in the response is NULL (and the error field contains 
    {code:3008, message:"Invalid Permissions"}
    ) even though I definitely have open issues. I would expect to get errors for the fields that aren't "open" but the data field should contain the issues that are open right? Do I need to enable "partial responses for errors" or something in the react-apollo client?
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  • k
    Having trouble creating users using this example: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-graphql/blob/master/authentication-with-email-and-apollo/src/components/CreateUser.js I'm getting:
    Error while registering Error: GraphQL error: Argument 'authProvider' expected type 'AuthProviderSignupData!' but got: {email: {email: $email, password: $password}, firstName: $firstName, lastName: $lastName}. Reason: Unknown field 'firstName' is not defined in the input type 'AuthProviderSignupData'.
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  • p
    Hi, I am using Webstorm (Jetbreains IDE) and I am using JS GraphQL plugin and it keeps highlighting errors in my apollo queries. I have project.graphcool file locally running that syncs with the server, but for some reason the plugin isn't picking it up. I don't have a graphql.config.json file, but could set it up and point it to project.graphcool file somehow. Any ideas?
  • p
    busy looking at this plugin, trying to figure out how to use it: https://graphcool.github.io/graphql-config/
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  • m
    is there any starter kit for relay modern?
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  • h
    Hey! Getting an internal error on request: cj4ct03pxwndo0142aoqjjje6
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  • h
    Is there a nice way to convert an anonymous user to an auth0 based user?
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  • p
    Hi! I am working on gamification for my app. I would like to give users a points when they complete an action, and allow each user to have a scorecard with their point totals. I would also like to have a total community score which would be incremented every time a user gets points. Since you cannot increment a field with graphcool I was thinking of doing the following query:
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    query {
  fifty: _allScoresMeta(filter:{value:50}){
		count
  }
  hundred: _allScoresMeta(filter:{value:100}){
		count
  }
  twohundred: _allScoresMeta(filter:{value:
200}){
		count
  }
}
    and totaling up the points on the client.i.e) 
    community_total = 50* data.fifty.count + 100 * data.hundred.count …
    Is this sustainable if there is a large number of scores I.e) 500,000 scores, I am worried that once there are a large number of scores stored the query will timeout, or that the query will be very slow. I would be polling this query frequently ( i.e every 5 seconds).
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  • p
    This what the models basically look like for scoring, I am open to taking a different approach
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  • k
    This works fine on localhost. Anyone knows whats going on ?
    Data_not_loading_after_deploy_to_surge_sh.txt
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    @kjetilge commented on @kjetilge’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U553MFEHW/F5YM8739P/data_not_loading_after_deploy_to_surge_sh.txt: console output: res: Object {user: null, Symbol(id): "ROOT_QUERY"}
    Data_not_loading_after_deploy_to_surge_sh.txt
  • m
    Can anyone point me to some documentation that might help with a "nested connect mutation" (I've already perused https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/simple-api/nested-connect-mutations-tu9ohwa1ui/) for the following situation:
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    query($featureId: String!) {
  Discussion(featureId: $featureId) {
    id
  }
}

createObservation (
 discussionId: <ID FROM PREVIOUS QUERY>
          …
) {
   id
}
    I'd like to accomplish this in a single query. Above I'm first looking up a 
    Discussion
    based on an external identifier called 
    featureId
    then using the result of that query (a 
    discussionId
    ) to create a proper connection when creating an 
    Observation
    Is that possible? or is there some better way to model connections that are based on some arbitrary field?
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  • v
    Guys, when you are using Relay
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    is it possible to store global state?
  • v
    I have a really long form that stretches out into multiple react pages
  • v
    and I want to accumulate data along the form process
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