I was trying to use

get-graphql-schema

to generate a

schema.graphql

for my project. The command executed well without error but I didn't see any

schema.graphql

file generated.

you need to use the following:

get-graphql-schema <https://api.graph.cool/relay/v1/cj4hfp3hs4y0m01305nyj3neo> > ./schema.graphql

the

>

will write the output into the file called

schema.graphql

Another problem I am having is, trying to run the relay-compiler, I get this error

Watchman:  Watchman was not found in PATH.  See <https://facebook.github.io/watchman/docs/install.html> for installation instructions

I think the

relay-compiler

is trying to compile my test files also. I will sort that out. Thanks for being helpful

I want to add a set of related types (

categories

) that are generated within the

updateXXX

mutation method:

mutation addTeamCategory($teamId:ID!, $orgId:ID!, $key:String!, $value:String!) {
      updateTeam(
        id:$teamId
        orgId: $orgId
        categories:{
          key: $key
          value: $value
        }
      )
      {
        id
      }
    }

the example above creates a single item within the

categories

relationship. How would I (could I?) go about adding/generating multiple categories in this one mutation query? Thanks!

Hi! I was wondering if there was an easy technique to combine a query with a mutation that can be run from Graphcool playground? For example, I would query

allUsers()

, then for each User, based on its timestamp field (type of

DateTime

) call a mutation that updates a value in another field for that User (i.e., unixTimestamp of type

Int

). Thanks!

Is there a way to call graphcool mutations directly without tying them to components in React? So instead of this:

const sendNotification = gql`
  mutation($notificationId: ID!) {
    sendNotification: updateNotifications(id: $notificationId, complete: true) {
      id
    }
  }
`
class ReactComponent extends React.Component {
   ...
}
graphql(sendNotification, { name: 'sendNotification' })(ReactComponent)

Is it possible to somehow call the

sendNotification

mutation in an external function to where it’s not tied to the current component and called via

this.props

?

Hi graphcool ers ! does this count as 1 request:

mutation createChallengeAndScore{
  createChallenge(title:"title"){
    id
  }
  createScore(value:50, scorecardId:"cj4g9eonx7pyx0160shz7xlbp" ){
    value
  }
}

?

hey guys, I have an interesting issue that I’m sure someone has solved here… I have my Users model restricted so that anyone can create them but only authenticated users are allowed to see information and they’re only allowed to see the information of themselves… this means when I use the

createUser

mutation and I’m required to get the

id

back I fail

createUser(
    authProvider: {
      email: {
        email: $email,
        password: $password
      },
    },
    firstName: $firstName,
    lastName: $lastName
  ) {
    id
  }
)

I really don’t want to expose the User to

everyone

because if I understand correctly, that means anyone could query my data store for all my users…?

does anyone have any ideas of how I could do this differently?

Hey, the email auth provider doesn’t actually care if it’s an email provided in tme

email

field, right? If that’s the case I think you should write that somewhere. Or maybe I just did some funky stuff 🙂

Hi everyone!

Hey, anybody tested geocode function from examples?

i getting some weird error from it

Hi everyone!

Good morning! In their documentation, Apollo advises the use of

dataIdFromObject

to provide an

ID

for the store objects: http://dev.apollodata.com/angular2/cache-updates.html#dataIdFromObject — anyone actually does this in their app using Graph.cool? I would suppose this maps perfectly well since Graph.cool imposes a unique

ID

for each

Type

defined?

@joshmadewell I may have misunderstood your question, but the above permission query ensures that only the owner of the user profile can query it. Does that do it?

Hi everyone, since yesterday, I'm getting this error:

net::ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR

I can't signup, login, or use any of the examples such as http://demo.learnrelay.org/

anyone has any idea? thanks in advance!

is there a path for backing a type with data from an external service instead of the provided DB at the moment?

hi there, lets say a user is sending a GraphQL query to create a new post. how can i check that he is relating the post to his user in the database and not to another user? is it possible to somehow check in the permission query wether the id of the user who send the query equals the user id inside the query he sent? or how else can it be done?

Anyone know how I can create a reusable updateOrCreate mutation. It keeps telling me the ID is required when I don’t provide an ID

@Rutvik Patel I got back in the chat 🙂

Hi @nilan & co. In “Advanced GraphQL Features of the Graphcool API” example there are one-to-many relations: followers: [User] @relation(name: “Following”) follows: [User] @relation(name: “Following”) In Console there seems to be no way (at least I can’t figure it out) to create such syntax, in popup one-to-many doesn’t give “optional” option, and editing directly to schema doesn’t save the changes. Is that a typo, or a later change in example? Or something else? Not sure at all if this is even relevant at all, but been struggling with a really weird createuser bug… Thanks!

👋 is it possible to increase the width of the docs from 750px to something more fluid? perhaps add a button?