Hi all, wondering if anyone could shed some light on this error from a graphcool function:

"returnValue":{"code":500,"error":"Error resolving named webtask","details":"Error resolving named webtask: node module \"request@2.81.0@2.81.0\" is not currently available"}}

The function is based off the cloudinary images example here: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/functions/blob/master/cloudinary-images/cloudinary.js

Has anyone used Auth0 profile pictures + graphcool functions?

Is the simple subscription api working right now?

allMovies { title _actorsMeta { count } } is it possible to filter by aggregates (let`s say, where COUNT > 1)? I`m using graph.cool. I am new to graphql and graphcool, it maybe a recurrent question...

Hm, I have a problem with a schema extension since yesterday. The schema extension SDL:

type GravatarPayload {
  url: String!
}

extend type Query {
  gravatar(email: String!, size:Int): GravatarPayload
}

The function:

const crypto = require('crypto');

module.exports = function (event) {
  const email = event.data.email;
  const size = event.data.size || 200;

  const hash = crypto.createHash('md5').update(email).digest("hex");
  
  return {
    data: {
      url: `<https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/${hash}?s=${size}>`
    }
  };
}

When I execute the query with the following arguments:

query {
  gravatar(email:"a-valid-email-address", size:500) {
    url
  }
}

The result looks like:

{
  "data": {
    "gravatar": {
      "url": "<https://www.gravatar.com/avatar/5ee5cd89f7ed6895e80400156211fdbb?s=Some(500)>"
    }
  }
}

I’m wondering where the

Some(500)

comes from. Any ideas?

I think I’m missing something very obvious trying out the schema extension here: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/functions/tree/master/email-user-management/functions/signup. I followed the instructions. when I do a “Test Run” all looks good, but when I try to use it from the main “Playground” it fails. Here’s my mutation in the playground:

mutation {
  signupEmailUser(email:"<mailto:chris@echobind.com|chris@echobind.com>", password:"test1234") {
    id
  }
}

And here’s the error:

{
  "data": {
    "signupEmailUser": null
  },
  "errors": [
    {
      "locations": [
        {
          "line": 2,
          "column": 3
        }
      ],
      "functionError": "Error: Unknown argument 'email' on field 'User' of type 'Query'. (line 3, column 12):\n      User(email: \"<mailto:chris@echobind.com|chris@echobind.com>\") {\n           ^: {\"response\":{\"data\":null,\"errors\":[{\"message\":\"Unknown argument 'email' on field 'User' of type 'Query'. (line 3, column 12):\\n      User(email: \\\"<mailto:chris@echobind.com|chris@echobind.com>\\\") {\\n           ^\",\"locations\":[{\"line\":3,\"column\":12}]}],\"status\":200},\"request\":{\"query\":\"\\n    query {\\n      User(email: \\\"<mailto:chris@echobind.com|chris@echobind.com>\\\") {\\n        id\\n      }\\n    }\"}}",
      "path": [
        "signupEmailUser"
      ],
      "code": 5001,
      "message": "function execution error: Error: Unknown argument 'email' on field 'User' of type 'Query'. (line 3, column 12):\n      User(email: \"<mailto:chris@echobind.com|chris@echobind.com>\") {\n           ^: {\"response\":{\"data\":null,\"errors\":[{\"message\":\"Unknown argument 'email' on field 'User' of type 'Query'. (line 3, column 12):\\n      User(email: \\\"<mailto:chris@echobind.com|chris@echobind.com>\\\") {\\n           ^\",\"locations\":[{\"line\":3,\"column\":12}]}],\"status\":200},\"request\":{\"query\":\"\\n    query {\\n      User(email: \\\"<mailto:chris@echobind.com|chris@echobind.com>\\\") {\\n        id\\n      }\\n    }\"}}",
      "requestId": "simple:cj5y0djgn4hrm01472znstweu"
    }
  ]
}

is there something that’ll allow me to parse a .graphcool (or graphql schema) file?

i’m looking at graphcool-cli and graphql-cli and i’ve pulled down project.graphcool and schema.graphql

i tried running printQuery from graphql but that was erroring out b/c it can’t parse it

cc @nilan & @nikolasburk - i was going to release this on its own but figured we can bake it into the graphcool ecosystem. Interested?

@nikolasburk commented on @peterp’s file : looks awesome! let’s discuss this with @schickling as he owns the CLI 🙂

@schickling commented on @peterp’s file : Hi @peterp! This looks awesome! We're definitely planning to add something like this to the

graphcool

toolchain in the future. However we don't want to rush this as we're planning to change the CLI quite a bit going forward. I think the easiest would be if you'd release it as a stand alone tool (or even better as a

graphql-cli

plugin) and we'll merge it in at some point in the future?

How can I update my project from a

.graphql

file on the

graphcool

CLI? Just had a thought! If I have a bootstrap which other people will be using and I have my graphcool project defined via

project.graphcool

how does a new user set up their own instance of the project?

In the same boat as @spences10 - setting up a pipeline for deploying schema. Curious as to the progress of tooling for project settings and such (https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/169)

I'm guessing that I can use

graphcool init --schema schema.graphql

@nilan ?

Anyone?

Ok, trying to init with

graphcool init --schema schema.graphql

didn't work

@schickling works for me, thanks 🙂

afternoon, is anyone else having issues with UPDATE, CREATE subscriptions? since yesterday they have stopped working. I just tried in the playground using https://gist.github.com/cj/0b9c342a88d1751b13e26d565bbae8ad and confirmed it does not work there either.

Anyone have a working example of a “user must be logged in or they get redirected to login” HOC?

@schickling hey! 😄

Hi everyone. Is there a way to create a new node from inside a function ?

Hi everyone, I have a type Project on my graphcool schema, and I want to copy, or clone a specific project node by ID when an event happens in my front-end(React + Apollo). Is there a way like to create, delete, or update(https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/relay-api/mutations-vah0igucil/) to copy or clone a node?

And yes, I already know that I can get the data by a query and create a new node project using the queried data, but clone or copy would be extremely easier than that solution.

Going to bump this but me more specific, does anyone have an example of keeping logs for CREATED, UPDATED, and DELETED, with a server side subscription, request pipeline, or something of the like?

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