(webpack has some issues with detecting type declarations coming from exported ts nmp packages, hence the switch)

Hey folks, I'm building an app with a particularly complex authorization system, based on group hierarchy. I'm not sure permission can be determined by a graphql query. Is there a way to defer to a custom function for authorization?

Is the file API down?

nm it was my bad empty request returns a 500 with no message so I incorrectly assumed it was down

How to deal with authentication using

subscriptions-transport-ws

? Can I use middleware?

Is there any examples?

Anyone having issues setting optional strings to null in either the UI or through a mutation? I’m pretty sure this worked on Friday.

is it possible to access currently authenticated user in schema extension function ?

I tried constructing graphcool-lib just with projectId and no PAT, but it's crashing there for some reason

May it's possible to fix the docs view on mobile?

Hey all. I'm trying to set up auth0 authentication in my app and almost have it working but I'm having trouble querying for the currently logged-in user. The error I get (

Error: GraphQL error: None of the following arguments provided: List(auth0UserId, id)

) seems to imply that I should be passing an auth token with the query. But the auth token is already being set as a header with every request. I also don't see the token being passed in the

userQuery

in this example: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-graphql/blob/master/authentication-with-auth0-and-apollo/src/components/CreateUser.js

So I'm confused about what I'm missing. I can successfully create users, but how do I handle fetching data after the user is logged in? Any help is much appreciated!

I managed to get it to work by passing the user id it was asking for. Though I still don't understand how the example linked above manages this without passing an id to

userQuery

. Here is how I ended up writing my query:

const userQuery = gql`
	query getUser($auth0UserId: String) {
		User(auth0UserId: $auth0UserId) {
			id
			name
			emailAddress
		}
	}
`;

Anyone have any luck / experience with a multi tenant setup with graphcool?

Hey, today I needed to add a unique field to one of my types, but the migration value obviously isn't unique. I ended up creating a non-unique field, manually editing the data to make the entries unique (thankfully I only had a handful of objects), and then adding the

@isunique

. There must be a better way - would be interested to know how for future.

HELLO! const createUser = gql` mutation ($idToken: String!){ createUser(authProvider: {auth0: {idToken: $idToken}}) { id } } ` https://github.com/auth0/react-native-lock I can not enter idToken because the library is deprecated. How do I get Id Token?

If anyone can show any kind of example of how to inject a javascript file using chromeless (using evaluate I assume?), I'd much appreciate it!

I have a question about API versioning. Imagine I have a mobile application like Medium which has an

Article

model. I’ve released v1 of the app which orders articles based on their `createdAt`datetime. Now I want to release a new version, v2, which adds a

publishedAt

field to

Article

and uses that to order posts in the UI. First I add the field to my schema and write a script to migrate my data so that all existing articles have their

publishedAt

value set to that of the

createdAt

value. Now I can release v2 of my app which displays articles based on

publishedAt

. The problem is that users on v1 of the app are still creating new articles which don’t have a

publishedAt

value. I can’t force them to upgrade and I can’t migrate the data on it’s way into Graphcool with a serverless function because I can’t add new fields to an incoming payload. As far as I can see I’m basically stuck running my original data migration script over and over until all legacy users have migrated. Is there a better way?

Hello guys this question might sound stupid but am new to graphql n grpahcool. Can I build a fb chatbot with graphcool

?????

credentials.idToken ==> eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJSUzI1NiIsImtpZCI6Ik5rWkdRamM1TmpRd05EaEdRVGs1T1VNNE1VWTJSVUZGTURFMVJqWTRPREpETmpGRE16UXpOdyJ9.eyJlbWFpbCI6ImZkZmRmZGZAbm5uLmNvbSIsImVtYWlsX3ZlcmlmaWVkIjpmYWxzZSwiaXNzIjoiaHR0cHM6Ly95YWt1cGFkLmV1LmF1dGgwLmNvbS8iLCJzdWIiOiJhdXRoMHw1OTlhYzgzM2U0OTQyZDQ0NjlkMWI1OWUiLCJhdWQiOiJFUUdvamo0RkpFaFZ3QlFDREE2NmduSUVqY00xT3VCRyIsImlhdCI6MTUwMzMxNjAyMCwiZXhwIjoxNTAzMzUyMDIwfQ.ANeXg4r5kBY1zkUJXFhV8tAWJ7Fe61SZbjij9I9N_kKDEUOZeWn6eFWSbMO3sRYBJA5LMnMQk-JUSgUHa3BZVXt-uTDr5nG4GAFI7KqNwp9K0V65ClYh2j4Bw4dVyb_P4bu5qOjKmpwxPV7eXFRWr5OsgxdZykxepddopostRaXfDUmzqiTy9FWDjDe4xVkGUBerBbSh7q-nCYy1obqP2U-2PnNRW8x2AhSC1a63hw916SirpdMXrY7Up7Gt0g6QRPTgu1QsyXrqpKMkQb84o1inHkrftFBrsweuRWIljMxKle79O-5XxGtfq4SWSHZrXEJ6EtGNsxEeb88MN4k88g Error=> signup.js:89 Error: GraphQL error: The provided idToken is invalid. Please see https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/id_token for how to obtain a valid idToken I think I’m sending the wrong id? 😞

@dankent It was already this way 😞

@dankent commented on @yakupad’s file : The JWT that you posted is RS256 (paste it into https://jwt.io/ to see) Which auth0 SDK are you using?

@dankent commented on @yakupad’s file : I have heard that the latest auth0 JS full SDK (i.e. not lock) does not support HS256 so maybe it is overriding the setting

@yakupad commented on @yakupad’s file : “auth0-js”: { “version”: “8.7.0”,

@yakupad commented on @yakupad’s file : What should I do? Do you have any suggestions

@dankent commented on @yakupad’s file : I think your options are:

@dankent commented on @yakupad’s file : 1) Switch to an older versionb of auth0-js that supports HS256

@dankent commented on @yakupad’s file : 2) Switch to using auth0-lock, which still supports HS256

@dankent commented on @yakupad’s file : 3) Get on the schema extensions beta and use this: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/functions/tree/master/authentication/auth0-authentication