The problem is I cannot figure out how to return 401s from the server! using express-graphql

@luke Did you see this discussion from last year? https://github.com/graphql/express-graphql/issues/111 Are you familiar with express in general?

Yeah i was just looking at that issue!

seems like a good solution - will give it a go...

Super - should be fairly simple iirc 🙂

@schickling Great, thank you for the link!

Hello everyone 🙂

Hey Marko!

I am playing around with GraphQL these days, and I have a quick question, if that is ok?

Sure! Feel free to ask if you need any help 🙂

Ok, so my goal is to develop an app with GraphQL and my question is: how would I go about making 2 apps with graph.cool - one app being the staging and the other being the production version of the same service?

Is there a way to apply changes I made to the staging schema over to the production app in one operation?

Very good point. We'll roll out a feature to make this a lot easier soon. By then you'll be able to clone projects. So for example clone your production version to a staging version.

Yeah, that's pretty much what we're aiming for in the long run.

That's great!

Ok so the workflow would be: 1) clone production to become the new dev 2) work on the new feature 3) test on dev env 4) apply the changes by hand to production schema Is that correct?

Once the cloning feature lands, yes exactly. Even further down the road we want to introduce version tagging where you can apply schema changes across projects.

Thanks for your help 🙂

Sure! I'll let you know once the cloning feature lands. I hope you had an easy time so far getting started?

Yeah, your service looks nice 🙂

Thank you!

Guys would you recommend using relay or apollo?

I'm making a redux react app, the commentary i've seen suggests relay requires you to build your app around relay. Apollo seems to have good integration with redux. I'm leaning towards apollo unless there's some obvious wins with relay?

@christrotter Relay forces a certain structure on you that can be beneficial when you are creating a large complex app that has to be maintained for a long time. We use it in the Console and a re very happy. It does come with the cost of a steep learning curve, so might not be worth it. Apollo has excellent integration with redux, so that’s also worth factoring in to the decision.

Thanks Soren, I think I might go with Apollo for now while I'm still figuring all this out.

Morning all, glad to be here 🙂

good morning Emil 🙌

Good morning! I’m enjoying your work so so so much! 🙌 Setting up angular2 + apollo with auth atm, already made the auth work in playground this morning, You guys rock 👏 👏

Thanks Emil! Let us know if you run into any issues 🙂

Tusind tak Søren! I will, thank you so much