I found it requires extra coding to do .map over nested data structure especially when there's edges and node layers added

I guess it all depends on your use case, but I would not get more data, and do your own foreign key mapping, when you can get exactly what you need in the nested one. And the

map()

call will no doubt be easier than processing the flat results, but again, that depends largely on your use case

ok right

what is the best way to check if a user is authed in a React application? Should I do a user query in each component that requires auth or should I do a user query once in the top level component and pass down user as props?

How do I handle cascading updates and deletions of relationships?

(using graphcool)

If I delete a user, what will happen to all the connections that include that user? His files? The counters that involve this user? etc.

Good morning! Are filters `AND`ed by default in permission queries?

Does this mean that either the

ADMIN

can see the user photo, or only the owner of that photo can see it? Or should I imperatively OR and AND the statements above?

@nilan commented on @picosam’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U50GAPCFR/F61AGNAKV/if_i_have_the_following_permission_query_.js: Have a look here! 🙂 https://github.com/graphcool/api-bugs/issues/84#issuecomment-310754392

@nilan commented on @picosam’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U50GAPCFR/F61AGNAKV/if_i_have_the_following_permission_query_.js: it's currently an

OR

, but that's not intended. The behaviour will be adjusted to an

AND

this weekend 🙂

@nilan commented on @picosam’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U50GAPCFR/F61AGNAKV/if_i_have_the_following_permission_query_.js: in your case only using

SomeUserExists

is possible

@nilan commented on @picosam’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U50GAPCFR/F61AGNAKV/if_i_have_the_following_permission_query_.js:

SomeUserExists(filter: {
    id: $user_id
    role: ADMIN
    files_some: {
      id: $node_id
    }
  })

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Hello, I am using subscriptions with Apollo and sporadically getting this error: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'e.subscriptions[s].handler

any idea what the reason could be? It really doesn't happen, but when it does the app crashes.

Hi is it possible to make a query that takes one random node from a collection ?

something like

Would prefer not to do it on the client side 😞

@q666 orderBy is either DESC or ASC what are you hoping to achieve?

being able to retrieve a random user?

@jjaybrown98 yes

I don’t think that’s possible at the moment - a workaround could be to generate a random number between 0 and the max number of users that you can retrieve in a query beforehand. then you use

skip

and

first

to get the user at that index

@nikolasburk thx thats a good enough workaround at the moment 🙂

I’m planning a SAAS product which I hope to use on Graph.cool. I’d like to get your advice on the project setup before I get to far down the road in developing my schema.

The setup will be a monthly service. This monthly service is for a non-profit CRM. So each customer will be a non-profit. They may each have thousands of donor records (I work for a non-profit and we have over 3000, we are a small non-profit). Each of these non-profits can also have one or more international partners, which will almost certainly have less donors, but could still have many. So my question is, should I be deploying one project per non-profit customer, or should I be grouping them somehow (say every 100 Organizations)?

Hi all! Anyone used Graphcool with Expo.io push notifications framework? Tried to Google a bit, but can’t find any examples… I have an idea how it should work, but not much of coder myself so prefer to learn from already working examples. Thanks!

Anyone have any good resources on component testing using Jest with Apollo? I’m not sure how to go about mocking etc.

is it possible to get all defined enums with a query ?