found https://github.com/graphcool/templates

Hello guys, i have a general question about graphql. When working in a microservice architecture, what is the best practice to keep the graphql schema and microservice entities in sync

Hello, I don't see the option to eject in my graph.cool console, do I need to go throug some kind of process ?

for example if i have graphql schema with User type that has some fields, and i have a microservice that implements the User with some fields, and the microservice changes the fields, how do i assure that it keeps both "schemas" in sync

hello 😀 I'm a new guy here

Hi I'm getting the following error after updating to the latest cli@beta

when running

graphcool deploy

I get

'ECONNREFUSED': request to <http://localhost:60000/system>

I have pinpointed the issue, it seems that the .graphcoolrc file described here https://docs-next.graph.cool/reference/project-configuration/environments-zoug8seen4 is the culprit

If I don't define any env vars it works

Anyone else experienced an issue similar with auth0 auth…

Error: GraphQL error: The provided idToken is invalid. Please see <https://auth0.com/docs/tokens/id_token> for how to obtain a valid idToken

Forums suggest HS256 issue but this only started occuring today, seems weird.

Hey, I am having an issue with permission query Here’s my Profile type:

type Profile @model {
  id: ID! @isUnique
  name: String!
  …
  owner: User! @relation(name: "UserOnProfile")
}

In graphcool.yml I have defined following permissions:

permissions:
- operation: Profile.update
  authenticated: true
  query: ./permissions/updateProfile.graphql

Here’s the contents of my permission query:

query permitProfileUpdate($node_id: ID!, $user_id: ID!) {
  SomeProfileExists(filter: {
    id: $node_id,
    owner: {
      id: $user_id
    }
  })
}

This is the update mutation I am trying to run:

mutation UpdateProfileName($id: ID!, $name: String!) {
  updateProfile(id: $id, name: $name) {
    id
  }
}

And this is the error i am getting:

"Permission Query is invalid. Could not be parsed. Error Message: Syntax error while parsing GraphQL query. Invalid input \"query ($node_id: ID, $user_id: ID) q\", expected OperationDefinition, FragmentDefinition or TypeSystemDefinition (line 1, column 1):\nquery ($node_id: ID, $user_id: ID) query permitProfileUpdate($node_id: ID!, $user_id: ID!) {\n^"

What am i doing wrong?

Is it possible to declare env variables at the project level

.graphcoolrc

that are available in functions ?

I'm running the cli version 0.6.0-beta.3

hello, i am having an issue writing server side subscriptions

Is there a way to create a project that's already ejected via the System API? I'm calling addProject without issue, and can then eject as a seperate step, but would like it done at the same time.

I'm aware it's an undocumented API, so completely understand if it's not possible!

Anyone have a React example of how to check for a valid graphcool token in local storage and ‘log in’ the user automatically?

I just wanted to say that the new custom authentication capabilities are a dream to work with, I'm loving it

n00b alert: I am going through the graphql tutorial located here (hacker news clone): https://www.howtographql.com/react-apollo/6-more-mutations-and-updating-the-store/ I am creating a mutation:

mutation CreateVoteMutation($userId: ID!, $linkId: ID!) {
    createVote(userId: $userId, linkId: $linkId) {
      id
      link {
        votes {
          id
          user {
            id
          }
        }
      }
      user {
        id
      }
    }
  }

How does graphcool know what to do with

userId

and

linkId

in this query??

I realized a little while ago that graphcool creates functions for querying a given type (IE given a type files it automagically gives you a query

allFiles

)... is this something along those lines?

We're going to be building our own custom backend more than likely, but we're also looking into potentially using graphcool for at least some part of our app

If anyone has any insight that would be amazing!

my guess it maps over the key names so that it knows

$linkId

is the

ID

prop on a

Link

object, but that is not made very plain in the tutorial

@taikn does your type definition for

Profile

need to implement the

Node

interface? just a wild guess. like

type Profile implements Node

Also I think I get it now... just a resolver on the backend that knows what to do with

$userId

and

$linkId

Is there a way to indicate an environment variable from a file in graphcool.yml?

I want to checkin graphcool.yml, but I don't want to have to hardcode environment variables in there

kind of a weird question perhaps but is there a shortcut, when you are creating an object that is linked to a user, to automatically make that the currentUser? I mean the id from the jwt

is it not possible to add make a relation required?