Can someone help me with permission query that checks for user role? I'm using the same perm query for Create/Update/Delete, but only Delete works, Create/Update both fail with insufficient permission. Query is this:

query ($user_id: ID!) {
  SomeUserExists(
    filter: {
      id: $user_id,
      role: ADMIN
    }
  )
}

is there a way to get the user id of who initiated that mutation in a function? I basically want to add a createdBy column to every type and set it in a function (to avoid doing it client side)

can I batch a

findById

request?

given an array of user emails, can I run ONE query to check them all?

when using a create mutation, how can I supply a custom ID?

has anyone used auth0 and managed to get it to work with subscriptions? I'm passing it in the connectionParams: { authToken } but it still thinks I'm not authenticated

is there any easy way to provide a user-specific feed of other nodes that changes on queries instead of mutations? right now it seems like the only way to provide something like this is to update the list data for the user type on every mutation

How do you guys handle rate limiting? It occurs to me that someone could build a bot which just sits there and hits my

graph.cool

endpoint with a bunch of requests. Two concerns, the first is billing, that’d probably lead to some severe bill shock, and secondly, what protections are in place to stop someone registering a flood of users, etc?

I'm trying to test out server side subscriptions in graph.cool and can't seem to get the subscription to trigger. I went and added a new function, selected server side subscription, gave it the

User

type, clicked define function and went with the default generated subscription of

mutation_in: [CREATED, UPDATED, DELETED]

and the function that just returns

{data: event.data}

. If I use the Test Run button the function works as expected, but when I update my user data it still shows 0 invocations and an empty log. I saw in the docs that there's a limitation where subscriptions won't work for the

File

type, is there any reason the other system type of

User

wouldn't work either?

shouldn't this

Create

permission only allow you to create a

Customer

if your authenticated

User.id

matches the

Customer.createdBy.id

?

query ($user_id: ID!) {
  SomeCustomerExists(filter: {
    createdBy: {
      id: $user_id 
    }
  })
}

Does anyone know if it's possible to use Twitter login to create user / sign in without the need of Auth0 on Graphcool?

@enricenrich I just start working on it, should be available soon.

Using React + react-apollo + Graph.cool. Is it possible to store and access variables locally similar to Redux on Apollo since Redux is underneath? I'm new to React + GraphQL.... I'm trying to handle a search string I set in one component and then access it from another. When I use a normal query, it's not refreshing my this.props and using subscribe feels like overkill...thoughts?

Should be @enricenrich

you can probably use a function to handle it

you’d have to, I mean

Forgot my password and now the password reset isn't sending emails ><

having an issue with scalars and permissions. opened a ticket https://github.com/graphcool/api-bugs/issues/188

Hm… perhaps I’m misunderstanding permissions, but… I can protect specific fields, right?

If so, I’m getting a permissions error even when I’m not including those fields in a mutation

Hi. I have some issues with getting user with fetchPolicy:'network-only'. When I load component first time - everything is fine. But when I try to refresh it (lets say using

this.props.history.push('same url')

) apollo client doesn't send request to the server. It looks like it gets all data from cache.

Hello 👋

Is it possible to extend the Query type which graphcool bootstraps for a new project?

If so, how would one go about it? I can't seem to find much guidance in the docs other than using SDL to define your data schema

Hi everyone. I hope you’re having a good weekend.

Anyone knows if it’s possible to delete documents based on some filter and not on ID?

Hey guys, got a question. Is it possible to share user data between graphcool projects? Only way i am thinking of is using auth0 (using same client)

Anyone tried this one out? https://github.com/graphcool-examples/functions/tree/master/auth0-authentication

is it possible to create multiple records in one request without "naming" the records?

I've seen this page: https://www.graph.cool/docs/faq/graphql-combining-multiple-queries-and-mutations-cahzai2eur/