Prisma

no because 'role' doesn't mean anything outside of the example does it?

(this is my code): ```query permitEditGalleries($user_id:ID!){
  SomeUserExists(filter: {
    id: $user_id
    userType: Admin
  })
}
```

Does graph.cool provide something like "find one by x" in it's API

I can do things like
```
query {
  allBooks(first: 1, filter: {name: "To Kill a Mockingbird"}) {
    id
  }
}
```

Hello, every schema type created comes with a search for one object of its type. You can try doing this
```
query {
  Book(id: "the-book-id") {
    id
  }
}
```

or with query variables:
```
query getBook($id: ID!) {
  Book(id: $id) {
    id
  }
}
```

But it's only by ID, not any other prop unfortunately :disappointed:

but that will return an Array instead of a single result. Is this something people just deal with or do they write a Function to do a transformation?

Is there a guide on how to actually use Auth0 with Graph.cool and not just how to click on some pretty buttons?

Not a definitive one. Whether you are responsible in creating user profiles in Graph.cool, you use the ones in Auth0 or it is automated somehow remains a mystery.

Otherwise it should be somewhat straightforward to make authenticated requests with JWT.

And the documentation for user roles is a draft, at best.

hi all. quick question. is it possible to do a batch mutation, i.e., pass in an array of input types to a mutation and have it create 500 nodes?

You can put multiple mutations in the same request if that's what you're looking for. You need to create a mutation for every node though.

i am just reading here <https://github.com/graphcool/graphcool/issues/318> that it looks like only scalar objects are allowed in mutations. does this include JSON?

That's specifically for Schema Extensions, not for 'regular' mutations

How to create Schema Extension Function? Is it only for beta-testers?

What is the limit of nodes in a batch of create mutations?

None I don't think but there is a request timeout in place. 

hello everybody :wink: i am trying to create a custom query with a function but really don’t understand in the doc how to do this

where can i put my js function for a custom query?

If you are part of the Schema Extensions beta, you get an extra option when creating a function to create a Schema Extension. That's where you implement your function. If you're not part of the beta yet, please checkout <https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/feedback-schema-extensions-beta/405> to share your use case and ask for beta access.

<@U4TR4JFRP> what is custom about your query? Is there a reason you wouldn't customize your query on the front end?

what i really like to do is to manipulate fields directly but this is not really wokring with graphcool. In my case i have an key in a field which is a file in a s3 bucket from aws and i want to give a signed url back instead of the key self :wink:

so everytime when i query the field return the signed url

and therefor i could sign the url if i would have the possibility to react with a function to fields

So you're essentially trying to secure some S3 content right?

Have you looked at setting the `AllowedOrigin` on your S3 bucket?

So… Auth0 tokens are by default encoded using RS256, but Graph.cool does not seem to support it. Exactly how are we supposed to use Auth0 with Graph.cool?

The only way I found is to convert the token using a custom service.

Auth0 still supports HS256 tokens. You need to set that in the settings at Auth0 though, disable OIDC conformance too and make sure you're not setting the audience for the token in your client. Then Auth0 uses HS256.

However, with the Schema Extensions, you can also build your Auth0 authentication with Graphcool using RS256 tokens

There are no “Schema Extensions” anywhere on the console. They are only mentioned in the docs.

You need to be part of the beta to use them. Please drop a line here: <https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/feedback-schema-extensions-beta/405>

The author suggests that anyone who wants to participate should send him a PM, but I cannot seem to be able to send a PM to anyone.

Absolutely loving working with Graph.cool. Keep it up, gents. Speeding up my time to launch tremendously.

that's awesome Cory, glad we can support you with your launch :slightly_smiling_face:

What is the best way to delete all data related to a node? I have a `class` type which contains a bunch of relations. How do I delete the thing on the other side of the relation?

Hi, I looked into this myself. graphcool doesn't yet support cascading deletes, but you can use this as a workaround: <https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/deleting-associated-nodes-in-a-one-to-many-relationship/551>

-.txt

Help! console.log('whatever') never executed

<@U6PJ39PS7> im gonna guess there's an error here

```js
const result = await this.props.client.query({
          query: ALL_STORES_SEARCH_QUERY,
          variables: { 
              searchText:values.searchText 
            }
        })
```

This would throw up if `this.props.client` was undefined. Can you check that?

<@U6UG4C6K1> thanks a lot, try catch was very useful

I had descripton on query instead description

does anyone know if you can use `async/await` with Graphcool funcs?

Yes, you get ES6 support by using `'use latest'`, but not ES7...

trying to get some good practices in place now that we're about to go live

anyone know of a good recommendation for production backups &amp; restorations?
only thing i can find right now is the _Export Data_ button in Settings, so i've got a chromeless script to download the data periodically, but I can't find anyway to _import_ the data