I have a question regarding the built in email auth system. When building a regular old JSON REST API’s in whichever language you usually have a user verification system in place. For example to avoid bots signing up to your service. Let’s say I have a Boolean as such on the User node:

isVerified: Boolean @defaultValue(value: false)

How would I go about hooking up a function (could be on AWS lambda or similar) to: • Send out an email with a confirmation link (with TTL) • Handle the incoming request when a user presses the link to change the bool value and allow login access This is also applicable to a “forgot password” feature.

Hello! Was wondering if anyone has implemented Twilio into their graphcool applications

Any guidance would be helpful

How can I use an id from my props in my graphql query?

export default compose(
  // TODO: put this user's id into the filter (somehow)
  graphql(USER_QUERY),
  graphql(ALL_REPORTS, {
    options: props => ({
      $userId: props.data.user.id
    })
  }),
)(ReportsHome);

This doesn’t work since the user id is being retrieved alongside the reports

The user ID should come from the currently logged in user

Is anyone just storing the current user’s id in AsyncStorage (React Native) along with the token?

What's the best practice currently for cascading deletes? A subscription that listens for delete mutations, then starts a bunch of chained mutations based on the id of the previous mutation?

Could you use a serverless function instead?

Woops, that is pretty much what you just said. I didn’t realize that they changed the functions to basically just listen on as subscriptions.

Hi. One of my users managed to do something very weird yesterday. I have an Event and EventType Types. Event has a required evenType relation. The user managed to create an Event without an eventType (even though it is set as required in the schema). So the result was I couldn’t open the type in the data explorer + all the queries to the type seemed to fail. I managed to fix it by setting the relation as not required and manually assigning the value and then setting it back as required. The project id is: cj6dot2vz3du90121dvxaaqlo and it happened 22.09 between 19.30 - 20.30 UTC

I'm having trouble understanding how I can pass in an object into graphql query. The object I need to pass in has a structure that looks like this:

{
  type: 'food',
  params: {
    definition: {
      rules: [
        {...},
        {...}
      ]
    },
    page: 1,
    page_size: 50
  }
}

I know how to pass in Strings, Ints, IDs, Boolean, and all single input type variables, but I haven't found examples of how to pass in a full object or if that is even possible? I basically want to be able to do something like this, and the object I'm passing in is the one ^

query Search($object: Object) {
  search(object: $object) {
    ...
  }
}

I have also tried creating the type structure on the backend that matches the object I need to pass in and assign it as the type for the argument, but even that doesn't seem to work. Could some one please post an example of how you would do this? A lot of tutorials don't go deep enough into this topic for me to find references.

@codegeek001, you were on the right track when you created the type, what about it didn't work? Did you get an error? It would be helpful if you shared the type you created.

@Sheel Patel

const SearchType = new GraphQLObjectType({
  name: 'search',
  fields: () => ({
    type: { type: GraphQLString },
    params: {
      type: new GraphQLObjectType({
        name: 'params',
        fields: {
          definition: {
            type: new GraphQLObjectType({
              name: 'definition',
              fields: {
                rules: {
                  type: new GraphQLList(
                    new GraphQLObjectType({
                      name: 'rules',
                      field: {
                        field: { type: GraphQLString },
                        value: { type: GraphQLString },
                        operator: { type: GraphQLString }
                      }
                    })
                  )
                }
              }
            })
          },
          page: { type: GraphQLInt },
          page_size: { type: GraphQLInt }
        }
      })
    }
  })
});

I see that it costs $0.5 per 1GB, does that include unlimited upload and download?

10 GB / month is included, then billed at 50 cents / GB / month after that.

Does that include upload and download from users?

I'd assume so

based on

Graphcool has an integrated file management system. Easily store and display your users profile pictures, attachments or any other files. Basic usage is free and for more demanding projects you are billed in increments of 50¢ / GB / month for additional storage and file transfer.

Is it possible to use AWS as a file hosting solution while using graph.cool?

Hello , everyone , I want to integrate the android studio and graphql and I already get the schema.json after that I want to generate the graphql files , and I type command line apollo-codegen generate */.graphql --schema schema.json --output API --target “json” the result is failed , can somebody help me to generate the graphql files , thanks!

does the facebook auth module also work for react-native?

Anyone know of a lightweight graphql subscriptions client lib? I'm aware of https://www.npmjs.com/package/subscriptions-transport-ws but haven't seen much else.

@eder What version of subscriptions-transport-ws are you using?

Hey guys, does anyone have a good solution for query filtering with options params?

Is it possible to filter based on a meta field? To be more specific, I'd like to filter on the count. Eg. let's say I have a Post and I want to find all posts that have more than 10 comments. Is something like that possible? In my particular case I'd also be sufficient to only check for a specific count, eg. filter all Posts that have exactly 5 comments. If that's not possible I guess a workaround would be to add the count with a pre write hook, or is there a better way?

Graphcool CLI Beta: running

graphcool module add graphcool/modules/syncing/algolia

, and getting

Cannot read property 'endPosition' of undefined

. Any thoughts?

Does anyone have any experience with Graph.cool and Next? I want to understand file uploads to Graph.cool. I think I almost have it....

is anyone using fragments with react-apollo? I am seriously confused, docs are kinda lacking and just showing that fragments should be static property on the component ... why? the best for me would be to have all fragments registered within client and then just use them by name in queries, but that doesn't seem possible even if it would be possible to specify fragments in options of

graphql

call, it would be sufficient