Hey @antho1404 I am not sure what you base your conclusion on, but it's wrong 🙂 A very similar problem is already documented here, including a workaround: https://github.com/graphcool/api-bugs/issues/188

my bad so, I didn’t work for few days on my project and everything was working great and today i tried to migrate with the new enum but i’ve got a lot and permission error and i saw this bug but maybe just a problem i had before and didn’t see until now

Hi everybody - following instructions here - https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-native-graphql/tree/master/authentication-with-auth0-and-apollo - the app crashes on load after

react-native run-ios

. The Red Box says "undefined is not an object (evaluating 'argv.indexOf')", which is coming from

${root}node_modules/supports-color/index.js:4:22

. Google search yesterday and today no help.

Do permissions queries support logical NOTs? If so, how? Simple example: if a user submits a link for voting, that user should NOT be allowed to vote on the link

Hey all, still learning graph.cool. I'm looking to build the backend for a poll app -- storing multiple options (dynamic amount of them) and a number value associated to it. I'm not sure how I would go about structuring it in .cool. My idea is that there would be a NumVotes, Poll, and Option type... Being related by Poll ID and Post ID. This is probably faily simple but coming from a mongo background its hard for me to wrap my head around this architecture

I have an existing architecture made up that will store the poll + options, but without votes

Are there any docs/examples regarding creating mutations in graph.cool?

nevermind, I just found this: https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/simple-api/custom-mutations-thiele0aop/

Sorry if this has been discussed in the past and I missed it, but I’d love to hear what front-end client most folks in here ended up going with for their projects. It’s become clear to me that Relay Modern has a much more notable learning curve, but I am wondering if anyone has reached the conclusion that it is worth the additional investment in time. I realize that this is subjective and dependent on each project’s needs so I guess I am just asking generally. Is there anything that Relay Modern is providing that you just don’t get with Apollo. Or vice versa?

Hey @nilan , how do you see the role of this slack vs. the forum? I'm not sure which is more relevant to me to follow 🙂 which questions / discussions should go where?

Is it possible to create a required field that doesn't have default like force graphql to return an error?

hi, I have currently small NodeJS server built with Apollo, it's session based so I can query for some data based on variables in a session what would be best approach with graphcool ? I've noticed it's stateless, so that essentially means I need to keep state in a client? what about security? data on client could be tampered with and user can then access anything ... I don't think that permission system can handle that since it cannot be based on some state

Can anyone tell me what's wrong with this attempt?

query ($user_id: ID!, $node_id: ID!) {
  SomeUserExists(
    filter: {
      OR: [{
        AND: [{
          id: $user_id
        },{
          id: $node_id
        }]
      },{
        id: $user_id,
        roles_some: {
          name: "admin"
        }
      }]
    }
  )
}

What I'm trying to achieve is, that only an admin or the user itself can read or update an entry in the User table. It's working fine for a user with "admin"-role, but a normal user cannot access his own information anymore.

were there updates made to how relationships are linked/connected/generated? several months ago, the pattern was a 2-step mutation pattern where i'd first create the node then second, connect node. But a month ago i began having the ability to consolidate this pattern into a single mutation, but it looks like as of today, it no longer works... i think the userx field redundancy as seen below, may have something to do with it: createDistributor( bizName: String bizUri: String distId: String! logoUri: String userxId: ID userx: DistributoruserxUser ): Distributor while does my Schema's personalized docs have the userx field listed twice? (note that userx and userxId are the same foreign-relationship-hosting field)

hi, is it possible to do something like this? I mean parametrized field

userAccess

... it would probably require some function to compute that, but if I try to do this, I am getting error

The relation field

userAccess

must specify a

@relation

directive:

@relation(name: "MyRelation")

that doesn't make much sense to me

type Game implements Node {
  id: ID! @isUnique
  createdAt: DateTime!
  updatedAt: DateTime!
  organizer: User! @relation(name: "GameOrganizer")
  players: [Player!]! @relation(name: "PlayerGame")
  applicants: [User!]! @relation(name: "UserApplication")
  userAccess(userId: ID): UserGameAccess
}
enum UserGameAccess {
  APPLICANT
  PLAYER
  ORG
}

to be clear why I need that ... one User can be in multiple Games and with difference access level for each game I need to be able to find out this access level so I know what to display in the app for that user

I am feeling super confused ... where can I add code for Function that's called from the Schema Extension?

since Schema Extension seems to be beta feature, do I need to enable it somewhere?

Anyone around fancy lending me 5 minutes to help construct a perticularly tricky mutation?

Hello everyone, I am following along with the how to graphql tutorials and I am right now at chapter authentication where I am supposed to enter two values for

GC_USER_ID

and

GC_AUTH_TOKEN

anyone here knows where I can get those values?

Hi, @jscript! You start off by initializing those values like so in

constants.js

(note that “graphcool-user-id” and “graphcool-auth-token” are just strings and do not need to be replaced by anything):

export const GC_USER_ID = 'graphcool-user-id'
export const GC_AUTH_TOKEN = 'graphcool-auth-token'

Further down in the Routing section of the tutorial you should notice this block of code:

_saveUserData = (id, token) => {
    localStorage.setItem(GC_USER_ID, id)
    localStorage.setItem(GC_AUTH_TOKEN, token)
  }

Here you are setting these values in localstorage with the

id

and

token

returned from your

SigninUserMutation

. This assumes you are following the React + Apollo tutorial, although other tutorials should be very similar. Please let me know if you have any more questions!

@mattd Thanks a lot! It was just a bit confusing but this helped

(note that "graphcool-user-id" and "graphcool-auth-token" are just strings and do not need to be replaced by anything):

! I was looking at Permanent Access Tokens, thank you.

lJust started learning about Relay and facing issue with generating the graphql endpoint itself. The link never comes up 😞

Hey I can’t query one of my data types any longer because I changed a name of one field. What do I do?

Having some conectivity issues in London, anyone else?

I’m creating a nested mutation, with a User and an Organisation. Since I’m curious I wondered what would happen if I passed along correct values for User but violate a unique contstraint for Organisation. What happens is that the user is created successfully, but the organisation isn’t and the mutation fails. I would expect that a mutation should only changes data in the database if the entire mutation is successful.

Reposting due to my mind being weird so deleted earlier. Anyone have ideas for changes and improvements? https://gist.github.com/DevSpeak/08709439d52b10510327e77b829b265d ( Already considering to move the endpoint to constructor )

Hi, how to assert text content? In relation to https://github.com/graphcool/chromeless/issues/124#issuecomment-321988250

Hey hasn't anyone else noticed that the React + Auth0 tutorial on the Graph.cool site is down? https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/react-apollo-auth0-pheiph4ooj