Can graph.cool accept

RS256

JWT from Auth0 yet?

so, what's up with that 200mb file size limit? is there any way to get around that? (I intend to build s.th. that is dealing with potentially large files.)

Hi there, I’m stuck on something. I’m not sure if there’s a way to achieve it using the schema. Basically, I have an entity called

Meal

, and then I can add one or more

Dish

to it. It’s a n to n relationship basically.

I use the generated mutation to add dishes to a meal, something like:

addToMealDishes

the issue is when I then fetch a

Meal

with its associates

dishes

, I can’t seem to be able to get the

dishes

in the order they were added

I can use

orderBy

on the

dishes

but that seems to relate to the

Dish

entities (id, created, updated)

Hello. Does anyone know what database runs in the back-end?

hi guys

How do I create a list type field? in the .graphcool

Is it possible to filter by the LIST field?

Is the basic auth code open source somewhere? Because GraphQL auth is hard to setup 😂👨‍💻

The online editor seems to discard all comments. Even commented files submitted with the cli are stripped of all comments. Why is that?

@graphcoolTeam @nilan thank you for this product. It's amazing. Is there anywhere I can post a review?

Hi Guys, I need an advice. I develop react + relay app. I want to display popup / overlay with a form, and this form needs to load some data from Graph.Cool via Relay. How to do it lazy? I mean I don't want to load data before someone clicks a buton which shows the form.

How to trigger Rivescript as my First Middleware? I changed order in Middleware Section to be the 1st One. When i’m testing bot from Chat, it does not response to Rivescript Conversation. Any suggestion / feedback would be mostly appreciated.

Hi guys, I had a few queries. How can one model something like this:

type User {
  friends: [User!]! @relation(name: "UserFriends")

graphcool console gives an error

A relation directive with a name must appear exactly 2 times.

And the other query is related to this schema:

type Photo {
  file: File @relation(name: "PhotoToFile")
}

type Song {
  file: File @relation(name: "SongToFile")
}

type File {
  contentType: String! @relation(name: "SongToFile")/@relation(name: "PhotoToFile")
}

Now that File is a generated type, and if I were to link these relations to File's

contentType

field, is it possible to specify multiple relations on the same field?

@gauravkaushik you need to set your relation on

friends

as well - check this post out https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44809470/graphcool-domain-model-design-modifiedby-attribute-giving-trouble

For anyone struggling with grouping, aggregation, etc., I found this client-side library that adds the majority of lodash functions to your queries. Transformations are applied client-side, so it will only get you so far, but at least you can define your queries without any additional steps: https://github.com/APIs-guru/graphql-lodash

If a query has multiple parts to it, and if multiple permission queries apply to it, can it return the data with the permission queries that pass even if some fail?

For example, in the following query, can id have a permission query that fails, while course has a permission query that passes, and can the result be just the course data?

I made a little tool to inline interface fields in types the implement them: https://github.com/brandf/graphql-interface-inliner Graphcool still doesn't support interfaces, but it's still useful so you don't have to manually duplicate the fields everywhere.

I'm curious if anyone knows of another tools that does this? I'm pretty new to graphql so it seemed tedious/error prone to have to manually copy every interface field into every type that implements it.

Hi Graphcoolers - Lets say I have a type of

Service

with more than 10,000 nodes, where 5-10 nodes are related to a user. Would the query for a single User's Services take a lot longer to fetch than if there was, say a 1,000 nodes? If it does take a lot longer, what could one do to bring down that query time?

@nilan could you point me to a example of how to do a function inside graphcool to do backend logic after a mutation? I want 1 mutation to trigger another (if a condition is met)

is

graphcool-lib

the right npm package to use?

it seems to require the project ID, but I am running it inside my project so I was hoping I could just get it from there (maybe with the authtoken it has in there?) otherwise when I clone my project (for different environment) I'd need to update the code

I've got a major issue as we're trying to push to production by morning. I've brought this up but it doesn't seem to be resolved. My cloud functions don't seem to be running in my production project. The functions are identical to their development counterparts except for their different secrets. The biggest difference between the projects is that one is in Europe and the other in Oregon. Any help?

Looking into it more...the function is running, but logs are not working

Hello, is there anyway to call graphcool’s

generateAuthToken

from outside of a Graphcool function? I would like to use Auth0's Credentials Exchange (https://auth0.com/docs/hooks/extensibility-points/credentials-exchange) to actually embed the Graphcool token into the access token returned.