I agree with @karthikvarma Chromeless is awesome! 😄

Does anyone know which PCI compliance level graph cool is at?

@joar https://github.com/graphcool/content/blob/master/static/legal/terms.md#data-centers

ie. Level 1 from the looks of it.

hey all! I’m trying to use the AWS Lambda Proxy, but running into this: “Error: Unable to get presigned websocket URL and connect to it.”

for Chromeless^^

surely this is user error…anyone seen this before?

chromeless: anyone else getting Error: Timed out after 30sec. Connection couldn't be established? Been trying for more than 2 hours, how do I solve this issue?

hey all, I have a system where a user needs to be able to register for a class. I have my schedule created right now and sign ups work, the trouble is that they can actually sign up more than once per class

I want them to only be able to sign up once per class

I was thinking that @isUnique might be the way to go, but since I need to check uniqueness on the relationship and not a scalar I think it won't work

i am having this error too, someone please help

Hi, I'm new in this. can anyone help me please? how can I run my first chromeless locally? is there any guide for local usage?

Hello to everyone on the Graph.cool slack.

Hello to you

Do those permissions mean anyone with a graphql client can fetch/create/delete/update all my user’s data? I tried to set the permission of “read” to authenticated but then I was not able to create new user accounts in my app (via

createUser

mutation)

May I ask a few questions about the GraphQL community on how they are using Graph.cool on their apps?

@agartha commented on @nephix’s file : Yes, this means that anybody, anywhere can CRUD your data. If you set it to authenticated, you have to make sure you are logged in (using one of the authentication integrations) and pass a valid token in the

Authorization

header of your request.

any issues on the AWS side? my WIP stopped working

same goes for the basic screenshot demo https://chromeless.netlify.com/

hi, looking at howtographql tutorial

in the React+Apollo series, a schema is created with Link type, but this seems to automatically make available createLink mutation

i..e. w/o requiring schema to indicate `type Mutation { ... }`; can you clarify, maybe I’m confused; how is it

createLink

can just work straightaway?

Hello Everyone, I'm looking for a little help. I'm building a Cordova mobile app that will primarily be used offline, but will eventually sync to graph.cool when the user is online. So, I need some way to handle queries/mutations locally when the user doesn't have an internet connection. Also, because the data created by the users can be edited by other users (think shared google doc) there is a potential for merge conflicts. So, I need to find a way to store/mutate user data locally, sync the local data to graph.cool, and handle merge conflicts in the process. The homegrown solution I am considering involves writing a graphql "server" that runs locally in the app and handles queries and mutations when the user is offline. It would store user data into IndexDB, and then sync with graph.cool when the user is online. However this seems like a lot of work... Alternatively I have been looking at [Redux Offline] (https://github.com/jevakallio/redux-offline). It has a lot of potential and might work, but I'm not sure that it will always save the data locally like I am hoping. I just started looking at it through, so I’m not aware of all it can do, but I’m not sure it will actually solve my problem. Is anyone else dealing with this? Is no one else doing offline-first collaborative projects? Does anyone have experience with Redux Offline or some other tool that will give me the results I need? Any suggestions on the best way to handle this? Thanks in advance! 🙂

Is anyone else receiving 503s from API endpoints/the console?

Hi... I posted on the forum... question too big for slack... https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/updating-child-node-based-on-parent/400

Hi all! Question on schema design. I want to create nested comments ( allow users to reply to comments) and I am thinking of creating two Types

Comment

+

SubComment

with a one to many relationship. Any reason not to do it this way/ does anyone have a better way? An alternative I was thinking of is relating the Comment type to itself, but seems like mutation names get very messy.

Hey, anyone here have experience with graphcool and webtask?