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07/21/2017, 9:27 PMauser
07/21/2017, 9:27 PMauser
07/21/2017, 9:27 PMauser
07/21/2017, 9:36 PMid?auser
07/21/2017, 10:02 PMauser
07/21/2017, 10:03 PMmikael
07/21/2017, 10:14 PMget me the first post that matches "key_word" and now you want get me the second post that matches that "key_word"mikael
07/21/2017, 10:14 PMskip: 1, first: 1 or something right?benoit
07/21/2017, 10:28 PMbenoit
07/21/2017, 10:28 PMbenoit
07/21/2017, 10:29 PMbenoit
07/21/2017, 10:30 PMUser can add new Recipebenoit
07/21/2017, 10:30 PMRecipe to their favouritebenoit
07/21/2017, 10:30 PMtags to thembenoit
07/21/2017, 10:31 PMtags can’t live directly onto the Recipe typebenoit
07/21/2017, 10:31 PMbenoit
07/21/2017, 10:31 PMbenoit
07/21/2017, 10:32 PMUserRecipe { user, recipe, tags }benoit
07/21/2017, 10:32 PMmikael
07/21/2017, 10:34 PM{ ownerId: <id>, text: <string> } and then filter by ownerId or a slight variation of { ownerId: <id>, tags: [<string>, <string>] }benoit
07/21/2017, 10:35 PMrecipeId too then?benoit
07/21/2017, 10:36 PMmikael
07/21/2017, 10:55 PMRecipe {
id
ingredients
steps
...whateverElse
tags [
{
ownerId
tagList: [String!]
}
]
}gopidon
07/22/2017, 2:21 AMmrtannerjones
07/22/2017, 2:23 AMjoshpitzalis
07/22/2017, 2:47 AMmplis
07/22/2017, 3:04 AM\n for newlines in graph.cool, and then passing that data to react-markdown. Here's a simple example of what I want to: https://codesandbox.io/s/JZlXMp3Q9mplis
07/22/2017, 3:05 AM\n characters, so my markdown is coming out like this: https://codesandbox.io/s/nZpVg1XJ4medelman
07/22/2017, 3:20 AMjoshpitzalis
07/22/2017, 4:27 AM