hey guys

is it alright to use graphcool simple API in relay?

Thats not gonna work @visualbbasic u have to use the relay endpoint

I’m using Apollo with the simple endpoint. It seems like Apollo is stripping my strings, but I would like to keep the multiline text with line breaks. Suggestions?

What would be the best way to handle optimistic response in combination with subscriptions?

Hello, everyone, just a quick question on the “createdAt_in” filter as I couldn’t seem to get it to work the way I expected. I have a Order type and once I created a node of it, the system will automatically fill in the createdAt field with a DateTime!. I then tried to query it in the playground by applying the filter createdAt_in, which I supplied a [DateTime!] in the format of an array of 2 strings, representing the range of time. What I found was I had to give one of the string (DateTime!) with the exact createdAt time only then I can get back a list of orders created, otherwise I’m only getting back an empty array. Is this normal? Any help is appreciated! Thanks!

Hello, everyone, is it possible to create field that lives on the edge of two types? I have a Order type and a menuItem type where I’d like to be able to display the quantities (number of times) of each menuItem being ordered. Having a quantities field on the menuItem type didn’t seem to make sense to me. The only way I can think of is to have such field that’s on the edge of these two types (where they are in many-to-many relation). Is it possible to do as I couldn’t seem to find such info from the documentation. Or is there any other ways to achieve the same result? Any help is greatly appreciated! Many thanks!

hello, guys how i can run this ?

deleteCarAsync = async (carId) => {
    await graphql(deleteCar,
      {
        options: { variables: { idCar: carId } },
      }
    )(this.afterDeleteCar)
  }

Anyone who has had luck implementing a simple pull-to-refresh on RN with Relay Modern? If so, please ping me 🙂

We're seeing a lot of websocket errors today:

WebSocket is closed before the connection is established.

Is there any known issue?

+1

hi guys. is there an auth example with Vue?

Is it possible to move a project to a different region?

Based on this page (https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/schema/fields-teizeit5se/#unique), "only the first 191 characters in a String field are considered for uniqueness and the unique check is case insensitive". I'm evaluating Graphcool for corporate projects. Our key data field in our DB is an 11-character case-sensitive field (e.g, K7ar917Gku7). We need to be able to submit a query to Graphcool using this ID field...any thoughts on a workaround or how to make this possible?

I have some questions / concerns about authentication, I had a call with a developer from auth0 yesterday and we walked through some issues. He identified that Graph.cool’s auth0 integration isn’t great - specifically using HS256 tokens instead of RS256, I know there’s improvements to some of the features around email/password auth coming, but do you have improvements to the auth0 integration in the works as well?

Secondly, if I drop a token issued using graph.cool’s email auth into http://jwt.io, I’m getting an ‘invalid signature’ error. Can anyone else confirm this?

Greetings everyone

Hugo developer here. I also develop apps and websites using Middleman, Gatsby, Rails and few other popular static generators

I have used Firebase but this is the first time I've been into GraphQL

How's everyone doing?

Hey @inderdeepbajwa nice to meet you 🤗

Hi there. When I make a react app do the graphcool queries get sent to my web server and then to the graphcool server?

@jdspugh No, they go directly to graph.cool

If you’re using Apollo, you’ll see a fetch POST request to your Graph.cool endpoint

if I have a query to display allPurchases. and in another component a mutation creates a purchase, how does the allPurchases receive the updated data prop?

@mike.johnson Are you using Apollo?

Sorry, yes

It works if I query for user { purchases { id }}

Yeah, that’s fairly common. Easiest way is import your allPurchases query into whereever you’re calling your newPurchase mutation and call this.props.data.refetch({ queryName })

that will correctly update