that makes sense

I think I prefer having each function be completely separate - even with the additional deploy headache. In most cases, I’m not going to be redeploying every single function at the same time. But, it’d be great if Now had some kind of distinction between types of instances. Seems weird that a tiny Micro function ‘costs’ (1 instance) the same as a full fledged Node app.

hey all, just wondering: why did graphcool choose a REST endpoint to upload files? there wasn't any decent alternative possible using graphql mutations?

Yodle! I just found out about graph.cool and I'm psyched. I've been using Firebase since before it was Firebase and I have 5 apps in production on Firebase right now so for the next month I'm going to do an in-depth analysis of the performance differences. I've read a few comparisons but they all seem to be feature comparisons, does anyone know of any performance comparisons?

Hey ya’ll, anyone from graphcool around?

I’m hitting a bug and I’m stumped as to why. When I call

createUser()

(a graphql function) with auth0, I am getting a response of

The provided idToken is invalid

despite having the auth0 integration credentials correct

https://medium.com/@dwalsh.sdlr/using-graphql-why-facebook-now-owns-you-3182751028c9 thoughts?

hm, not that I would be shocked they have patent for it, but yea, would be kinda nice to have some ensurance that Graphcool wont one day just disappear because of that 🙂

The patents stuff keeps coming around every 3-4 months. I wonder if any engineers at Facebook actually discuss this stuff with higher management, has anything ever been posted by FB in response to their patents?

I don’t know, it does seem like there’s a miscommunication in their org if patents come out but there’s no grant. I don’t get it

Hey @covingtondoan 👋

👋🏻 @mwickett

Well, as long as no one builds a Facebook clone using Graphcool, I guess we're safe...

Hey guys, where should I set the

graphcool-auth-token

after signing in a user?. Is is safe enough to just store it in their localStorage, and remove it when the user logs out manually?

@anton-b That should do it.

Is there any way to invalidate the token on logout, so it cannot be used again?

i have a filter component that is able to filter by

Red

,

Green

,

Blue

. Sometimes they just want

Red

, sometimes they might want anything that is

Red

Or

Blue

, or sometimes they might just want it all. How can I write this query so it is dynamic based on what I pass from the client? Because writing a query like this wouldn’t be too dynamic.

{
  allPokemons(filter:{
    OR: [
      {
        colorses_some: {
          color:"Green"
        }
      },
      {
        colorses_some: {
          color:"Red"
        }
      }
    ]
  }){
    name
  }
}

i do have a

Color

schema that takes a

color

of

String!

Not just for GraphQL but anything React also: https://react-etc.net/entry/your-license-to-use-react-js-can-be-revoked-if-you-compete-with-facebook

Hello, I am new to GraphQL. What is the difference between apollo-client and react-apollo? I am looking over the expo documentation against the apollo document, the two modules are used in-place of each other for the exact same purpose?

@agartha FYI: It was a problem with my environment… I had the wrong PAT (Permanent Access Token)

Is there any way to clear function logs? My function has been running recently but all I can see is the logs from a week ago

Hello I'm still having issues to access one of my project's console since yesterday. Is slack the best way to contact support ? Thanks !

@wesbos Did you come to any conclusions about the best ‘serverless’ function approach?

Nothing yet - wasn’t working on that today. let me know if you do make any decisions

How on earth do I "Create a new Schema Extension Function"??

Trying to follow the FB auth example https://github.com/graphcool-examples/functions/tree/master/authentication/facebook-authentication

Hey guys, thanks for making Chromeless.

Now that I have that out of the way - is there any way to get access to the CDP object that is driving everything so I can break away from the (albeit elegant) limited api?

I see these errors fairly often:

CloudFront attempted to establish a connection with the origin, but either the attempt failed or the origin closed the connection.

Am I doing something wrong? Or should I just retry when this happens? I'm doing bulk inserts / deletes as part of working on a migration script, so that may have something to do with it.