As the current examples using graphcool for Expo and auth0 are a tadge out of date i've created a new example using the latest Expo, React Native and React packages. It uses auth0 and react-navigation. Would love any input on it, git stars always welcome. https://github.com/georgelovegrove/graphcool-expo-auth0

What would be the best strategy to sync auth0 user profile with the user profile in Graph.cool? Send mutation to graph.cool and after/before save sync profile with auth0? Or the other way around?

@joshpitzalis thanks. For me it doesn't work all the time :D

[off topic] Any ideas how to implement a react-native <ScrollView> loop back to the beginning of the list? I would like to be able to endlessly scroll throw a list so that when the 'end' of the list is reached, it continues scrolling using the 'beginning'

hello, how can i get the total number of entries of a given type? for example i have a type

Todo

and i’d like to add pagination which is possible with

first

and

skip

parameters on the

allTodoes

query but i would also like to add a traditional pagination below the list of todos (1 2 3 … 10). i cannot find this in the documentation 😕

Hi all, is there a practical limit to the number of mutations inside a batch mutation?

I don’t know how I can get the authenticated user ID, the user calling the mutation that is, or if it’s even possible.

It's currently only possible if you pass the userId to your mutation

Q: Has anyone seen the Some(value) syntax when using an optional parameter in a Schema Extension? I don't know how to deal with it? @nilan

how can i utilize apollo's

refetchQueries

with data returned from the mutation?

this is regarding create mutations where I wont know the

id

to refetch until afterwards

Hi everyone, I tried to run the example using graphcool for Expo and auth0 and I encountered the following error ERROR: could not create user: {"graphQLErrors":[{"locations":[{"line":2,"column":3}],"path":["createUser"],"code":3025,"message":"The provided idToken is invalid. Please see https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/id_token for how to obtain a valid idToken","requestId":"cj5hcc0ra63040114pcytnade"}],"networkError":null,"message":"GraphQL error: The provided idToken is invalid. Please see https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/id_token for how to obtain a valid idToken"} May I know why the idToken is invalid and how to resolve it?

Is there an easy way to seed graph.cool with test data? I’ve just come from Rails where it’s really easy with the Faker gem.

1) tips on how to cut down the verbosity of this mutation?

2) lets say I forget to get the new "location" value in the query, apollo appears to hold on to the old one in its normalized cache. how can a mutation tell apollo to drop the entire cache entry?

is there a way to deleteAll a node?

without using the "data reset" option

Hey guys, am interested in using graph.cool data in one of my elixir apps, does anyone have any experience on integrating graph.cool in an elixir app, or could you point in the a direction of a tutorial, this would be much appreciated 🙂

@migrationValue(value: [])

this doesn't appear to be working

Hi @sonofjack There is an Elixir chapter on https://www.howtographql.com/graphql-elixir/0-introduction/ It’s focusing on building a GraphQL server, so it might not be directly applicable to you. If that is the case, maybe you could open an issue discussing adding a new chapter for elixir apps. https://github.com/howtographql/howtographql

@be4r Is the original query that you’re trying to refetch one that would include the item just created by the mutation? If not, why are you trying to use

refetchQueries

vs. say

update

?

@sorenbs thank you

A strange error is happening here! I’m trying to set a field to

null

value, and I’m getting the following:

A Unique constraint would be violated on

and then the field name

The field is indeed unique, but not required. Doesn’t that mean I can simply set it to

null

if needed?

Schema + Enum question: Can I set a defaultValue on an enum field? (ie. specify a default enum value?)

Is there any issue with getting the userId from a graphcool token, rather than running a

currentUser

query on every component that needs to access a user ID?

Are there any plans to support request pipeline functions that are triggered by relationships being connected or disconnected?

By the way, for server side subscriptions, how do we get

previousValues

? Is it simply

event.data.previousValues.fieldName

?