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  • d
    A function returned an unhandled error. Please check the logs for executionId 'eu-west-1simplecj6gf9f2ydk5g0156f63z90qh'
    can I actually check those logs somewhere? I don't see it anywhere 😞
  • m
    Yea if you go to the Functions page, there's an icon in the right-most column
  • d
    well, but this isn't from my function, it was regular nested mutation
  • m
    starting to dive into RS256 tokens with auth0 + schema extensions, a little worried that the official example includes using a webhook and steps like "Copy the function URL into Graphcool"...
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  • m
    Hi! I followed this tutorial to integrate graph.cool with Auth0: https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/react-apollo-auth0-pheiph4ooj/
  • m
    but i still seem to be getting this error: The provided idToken is invalid. Please see https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/id_token for how to obtain a valid idToken
  • m
    even though the idtoken is the same that lock gives me after authentication
  • m
    requestId: “eu-west-1simplecj6gft3doejog015645ybrslq”
  • s
    I have probably stupid question: is there any chance to store “serverless functions” in my code? I’d like to keep it in version control etc so keeping it only in Graph Cool console is a little bit not enough
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  • m
    @meikoudras you're running into the problem I was just talking about, see https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/145
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  • m
    Anyone have an idea for this use case... I'm integrating with the Linkedin API to gather a users Linkedin details, and return them to the client
  • m
    After that the user fills out the rest of a form, and calls a createType function on Graphcool
  • m
    how can I ensure the integrity of the submission, i.e. that the user had successfully authenticated with Linkedin in a prior step
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  • m
    the only things I can think of are hacks... like adding an extra field that won't be used for storage, using that to send the linkedin token and doing a call to linkedin during the request pipeline to check the validity of the token, and then discard the token server-side so that it is not saved to the Graphcool database
  • m
    I was trying to use headers.. and got the client to successfully send the header, but it appears that the header doesn't come through on the context object in the graphcool function
  • m
    ok I'm going to do something super nasty and roll it into an existing email field, so that I'm now sending 
    <mailto:my@email.com|my@email.com>|LI_TOKEN
  • d
    so server-side subscriptions and request-pipeline functions cannot use 
    graphcool-lib
    that easily I see, the projectId/PAT is not coming in the event object and crashing when trying to use 
    fromEvent
    😞
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  • b
    Hi! In my schema I have an enum called Role:
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    enum Role {
  COACH
  CLIENT
}
    Which is referenced by a “roles” field in my User schema.
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    type User implements Node {
  auth0UserId: String @isUnique
  id: ID! @isUnique
  name: String!
  username: String
  roles: [Role!]! @defaultValue(value: "[CLIENT]")
}
    This basic user query works:
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    {
  User(id: “abc123”) {
    id
    name
    roles
  }
}
    This does not (I cannot include the enum field in my query to filter results):
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    {
  User(id: “abc123”, *roles: [CLIENT]* ) {
    id
    name
    roles
  }
}
    Adding “roles” to my query causes a syntax error. Any ideas how to include the enum field in my query? Thanks!
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  • s
    Anyone able to point me to resources on how to do batch mutations?
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  • s
  • a
    Q: Has anyone tried to turn Auth0 authentication upside down and configure Graphcool as custom social connection on Auth0, so when you authenticate with Auth0, you can also get the Graphcool token? @nilan This might also help with the Auth0 integration I guess...
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  • c
    I’m finding myself using this pattern a lot
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    // How I query for a single book
allBooks(last: 1, filter: {author: $author, title: $title}) {
  id
  otherStuff
}

// How I convert the returned array to a single book
const book = this.props.data.allBooks[0]
  • c
    Since 
    title
    isn’t unique I can’t just use 
    Book
    .
  • c
    Is that the pattern other people use or is there a better way?
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  • z
    I am worried that I am running my mutations wrong. Right now I first run a create mutation for the type, then have seperate mutations to populate the relationships. Is there a way to do this all in one step?
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  • l
    I'm trying to delete a permanent auth token:
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    Variable '$input' expected value of type 'DeletePermanentAuthTokenInput!' but got: {"deletedId":"cj6gwd6s71v8c01101692retp"}. Reason: Unknown field 'deletedId' is not defined in the input type 'DeletePermanentAuthTokenInput'. (line 2, column 3): $input: DeletePermanentAuthTokenInput! ^
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  • d
    oh I just found out about tabs in playground and history of queries with possibility to star them ... that's very lovely 😍
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  • g
    Big decision here: - OneSignal push notifications using the graph.cool integration OR - Expo push notifications through a external Serverless function anyone share their experience?
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