I think I'm going to be excited, when I work out what I'm doing...

@nilan, you guys rock!! 😎 Well done! 👏 👏 👏

Are there any examples of using the graphcool CRUD api inside of a new shortcut function? Curious to see what that looks like.

oops lol. meant to send that to a single user^^^

bravo

I'm more excited about Graphcool resolvers than I am about Firebase launching Cloud Firestore today! Great job guys!

@nilan Job well done on the release!

✌️

Question: I'm sure this has been discussed before, but how difficult is it to enter data according to fields like this...

type Foo extends Node {
  fooName: String!
  fooEmail: String!
  barId: ID!
  barName: String!
  barEmail: String!
}

...And then reshape the schema according to this (better more idiomatic version)?

type Foo extends Node {
  id: ID!
  name: String!
  email: String!
  bar: Bar!
}
type Bar extends Node {
  id: ID!
  name: String!
  email: String!
}

Basically, it's easier for my team to enter data in the first format. We'd like to then change the schema to make it more idiomatic and concise as in the second format.

Is migrating the data to a new schema easy?

by the way, help us spread the word on twitter, too 😎 https://twitter.com/graphcool/status/915276143187591169

Can we get non-capitalized fields back when running queries? Having trouble with reasonml

.toLowerCase? 😄

I get { Place: ... } need it to be { place: ... } before it hits my frontend 😛

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Ty @nilan

Hopefully this is a basic question and I'm just being thick. Trying to write a permission query that just makes it so a user can only update themselves:

query ($user_id: ID!, $node_id: ID!) {
  SomeUserExists(filter:{
    id: $node_id
    id: $user_id
  })
}

That's obviously not a legal query, but I'm just try to say that the

$node_id

must be equal to the

$user_id

--am I on the right track?

Hello everyone - could anyone point me to an example where someone automates the creation of node when another node is created? The idea would be to reference the created node. I imagine it would be possible to do this via a function/subscription

Guys, there's only 101 stars on the graphcool/graphcool github. That's not right! Let's give the support it deserves ❤️🙌👍

877!

starred

Hello, I am trying to programmatically access my teams GQL endpoint, but we have auth enabled. Looking at the graphql-cli docs, I dont see a clear set of instructions to enable auth. The .graphqlconfig shows a slightly different format from whats on github. Any pointers?

Hello.. I’m about to setup permissions in my app and I have read a few posts on the topic, but I can only find info on how to write permission queries to define permissions on the server, I can’t find any info on how to ask for permissions from the client. I guess I approach this the wrong way, I assume permissions on the server should just feed me the relevant data which should populate my UI etc, right? Does anyone have an example on how to handle this “best practise”? This article did not give me the full pcture: https://www.graph.cool/docs/tutorials/authorization-content-management-system-miesho4goo/

Is there a way to set a permission where only an admin is allowed to do something?

Admin from the playground e.g.

Should I be looking at https://github.com/graphcool/templates or https://github.com/graphcool/modules?

Is there a big difference between these two? Is one going to be obsoleted?

I'm looking into custom auth and I want to know what code I should be relying on as the most accurate and future-proof