Hi, Is it possible to index the User database (SYSTEM) in Algolia ?

I was able to index other tables, but it seems indexing Users doesn't work out of the box

I'm wondering if it's because of the table being flagged as a SYSTEM table or the fact that I have 11 000 record in there

Hi, question related to integration with Auth0, using Auth0 with phone number and pin code by SMS authentication , every time user login it get new auth token which make all other user device token invalid, so user can be login only from 1 device at a time, is there a way around this and let him login from multiple device?

Is it possible to create a nested mutation and to use the created id from the topest type as relation to the lower one?

this is listed as the slack community for questions about Chromeless, is that not correct?

hello I'm trying to import some data, it's an ecommerce, I'm trying to import the products, they have a field where they have multiple images I have an array of their ids that are stored in graph.cool but when I do

const result = await client.mutate(`
  {
    createProduct(
      name: "${product.name}"
      price: ${product.price}
      regularPrice: ${product.regular_price}
      imagesIds: ${product.images}
      statusId: ${product.status}
      stockStatusId: ${product.stock_status}
      userId: ${product.user}
    ) {
      id
    }
  }
`)

I get

GraphQL Error: Argument 'imagesIds' expected type '[ID!]' but got: cj7kjj9v9001n0168yljnge4v. Reason: '[0]' String or Int value expected (line 6, column 22):
          imagesIds: cj7kjj9v9001n0168yljnge4v

Is it possible to create or delete an enum value via a mutation? Or are they truly fixed?

@mwickett i believe you would need to use the console to change the member values of an enum

since you’re changing the schema

On an unrelated note, is there anyway to have embedding objects besides relations between top level nodes? Something like:

type Test {
  num: Float!
  text: String!
}

type TestTwo implements Node {
  tt: Test
  foo: Int
}

is there a time limit to how long a websocket connection can be open to graphcool's server?

anyone knows if you can create custom graphql queries that always return the same data? somewhat like a regular REST endpoint?

this would help big teams so they don't have to recreate the same query for mobile/web/etc

Is there a limit to the number of Fields in a GraphQL Type?

@johhansantana that would not be a Good Thing™ ... as the client sending which fields its using is an advantage down the line, when you're trying to understand which fields are still in use (e.g. if you want to deprecate a field, you want to know first if people are still querying for it)

what you could do instead, if you're using JS for each of your platforms, is publish a private npm package containing your prefab graphql queries... then

yarn add

your private package into each of the projects

Do people like using Apollo? I'm getting pretty frustrated with it. I feel like I'm wasting my time.

I keep running into all these caveats, where I have to do something different for this particular scenario.

@dardub I have to admit, it's pretty confusing, I managed to create a boilerplate using nextjs not so long ago but if I have to recreate it again I would probably be as lost as the first time

how do you get access to the beta schema extensions?

I think redux was pretty confusing when I first started learning it, but once you have a basic idea, it seems to work. I'm not finding that the case with Apollo.

On the other hand graphql and graph.cool is quite awesome and I've had no issues on that side. 🙂

I have a picture where it explains redux quite simple

Ya. It redux is simple once you get it.

Part of my frustration with apollo is I've spent half the day just trying to update my store onto another page. And now it seems like I have to do this. http://dev.apollodata.com/react/initialization.html#fragment-matcher

This seems like a lot of ceremony and maintenence.

Hang in there @dardub, when you finally get apollo and redux to work nicely together. It’s magic 💰

@doug_w That's the thing, I did not implement redux, and I think I am regretting that decision.