Hello, maybe it's better to ask here than on the apollo slack: does anyone know if, when using

fetchMore

, there is a way to know when fetching or "loading" from network is over so that I can hide my loader (spinner) accordingly?

Some of my Relation Permission Queries stopped working for initial connections! I wanted to make sure that a node could only be connected to a single other node, forever. For intance, if I have the types

Store

and

Sale

(1xN), and a sale should stick to the store it was created for, this was the Relation PQ that I was using:

query ($salesSale_id: ID!) {
  SomeSaleExists(filter: {
    id: $salesSale_id
    store: null
  })
}

This doesn’t work anymore (gives a

No CONNECT permissions

)! Was working last week.

Can I upload user images to Graph.cool through any form of fetch() yet?

Hi everyone! I get an error from graph cool and it leads me here. When I hit preview for the following types, I get an error. I think it’s related to the \@relaciton. Is this the place to ask questions like this?

Whoops. Looks like an internal server error. Please contact us in Slack (<https://slack.graph.cool>) and send us your Request ID: cj4oeil60po7e0149wpfkypj1

type Batch implements Node {
  id: ID! @isUnique
  createdAt: DateTime!
  updatedAt: DateTime!
  productId: String!
  quantity: Int!
  unitCost: Int!
  orderId: String! @relation(name: "MyRelation")
}

type Order implements Node {
  id: ID! @isUnique
  createdAt: DateTime!
  updatedAt: DateTime!
      clientId: String!
    status: OrderStatus!
    amountCollected: Int!
    transportationCost: Int!
    batches: [Batch!]! @relation(name: "MyRelation")

}

is there an open source react native + apollo + graphcool example for using email/password

I found two using Auth0

Is there any (estimated) release date for GraphQL interfaces?

Hi everyone! 
 Looking for some advice on integrating mobx, apollo & graphcool (disclaimer: I’m new to all of them). 
 Would this attached code be a good practice? I’m basically trying to add the auth methods & query to the store as opposed to react components. This doesn’t work because I’m missing the client object in that store, but wondering if it’s a good idea to pursuit this. Any thoughts?

Hi everyone. I'm trying to use relay modern. And I meet next case. I'm trying to render component, and then, after changing variables - refetch it. On relay page I can see, that this logic covered by refetch container. But in this case I should use graphql experimental. Is this the only one way to use variables? And what is graphql experimental? Will it be implemented as basic functionality or not?

@allpwrfulroot commented on @arosca’s file https://prisma.slack.com/files/U62LPPN6N/F62KJ69Q8/-.js: If you're using apollo, you might want to consider Redux instead of Mobx. Redux is going to be included anyway since it's a dependency of Apollo, and it's easy to integrate the stores

Hey guys, I work with @jshort, and he recommended that I bring some of my questions to you guys as I stumble through GraphQL stuff. I’m working on a project where users will be able to sign up on their own with Auth0 and it creates a user in our Graph.cool project. From there, the user should be able to retrieve their data from Graph.cool. I managed to get the user creation working via Auth0 Rules. However, once I log in with a user and attempt to make a request for data via the simple API, I get errors about insufficient permissions back. I’m adding the current

id_token

that Auth0 kicked back in the standard

Authorization: Bearer <token>

header format. Am I missing something?

I should specify, I only get those errors when I turn on the Authentication required option for that “table” for Read in the Permissions section

what does your permission query look like?

I’ve tried it even without a permission query

but this is the permission query that I had originally:

query ($node_id: ID!, $user_id: ID!) {
  SomeUserExists(
    filter: {
      AND: [
        {
          id: $node_id
        },
        {
          id: $user_id
        }
      ]
    }
  )
}

oh weird, I’ve never done that… I’m pretty sure permission queries must return true/false so having nothing would likely return false

I mean, I disabled the “Use Permission Query” option, and I still get errors for “Insufficient permissions”

So, it must be connected to the Auth0 integration

oh..I see

yeah then that sounds like Auth0 to me which I’m not using 😞

so not sure I’m much help

it’s ok, I appreciate it anyway

In case someone else comes along and has another idea, I can post this:

{"query":"{\n\tuser {\n    firstName\n    lastName\n  }\n}"}

without getting an error when passing a particular user’s token, but the results are:

{
  "data": {
    "user": null
  }
}

which is not expected at all. And that’s with “Authentication required” turned on to read the User “table”. “Use Permission Query” being on/off does not affect the outcome at all.

Hello, i am kind new to graphcool but already love it. I want to start using it for production but cant find a way to do integration/unit testing with continious integration. Anyone has a workflow how to achieve those? Thanks

anyone know how i can perform validation on passwords? i’ve got a request pipeline function working for emails and usernames, but i think the password i have access to is already hashed. how can i enforce a minimum length?

hrm, my googling seems to tell me that constraints are still being worked on 😞

guys

when you are using graphql with postgres

do you think we must change our idea about data structure from relational model to graph model?