to be clear, the page loads, but none of the links work, lots of console errors and the page content does not change

Hi Guys, I need little help, I've got React+Realy Modern app and I started integrating Auth0

I created a user manually in Auth0 (for testing). This user in not connected to any user in GraphCool. I'm able to get token for that user in my app. I put that token into Relay Environment -> fetch function, headers section `'Authorization': `Bearer ${token}``. When I try to execute query on type for which I have set

Authentication required

I got

Insufficient Permissions

as response. Any ideas what am I doing wrong?

Played around with concurrently which seems to do mostly what I want - parallel test. However now lookign how I collate all the results into one file xunit or like

Got 50 secs local tests (synchronous) dotown to about 8 secs using concurrently

looking for someone to help me with a side project that can collate mocha results into a single file AFTER it completes.

is anyone else having issues with requests timing out?

Can anyone help us with an Inline Function?

so is jsx not supported ? it took me forever combing thru doc/example to realized that all my errors were coming from that. i tried the

--extensions

option but all it did was silence the errors and not outputting any files

a quick questions, does the websocket endpoint for subscriptions require authentication? I am not using apollo but a homebrewed websocket connection and whenever I try to connect I get a 400 error

Error during WebSocket handshake: Unexpected response code: 400

figured it out, you need to specify the protocol

new WebSocket(websocketurl, "graphql-ws");

Great product so far!

I have this type “Thing” that have dozen of “fields” (field1, field2, ...). How do I do an update query with dynamic fields names? Is it bad practice? If yes, what is the alternative to keep the code dry? mutation updateThing($thingId: ID!, $value:String) { updateThing ( id: $tokenId field1: $value // make field1 a variable? ) { id } }

anyone able to get https://docs-next.graph.cool/ to work?

its linked to from the readme in here https://github.com/graphcool/graphql-cli

ooh - bold move, using the

graphql

command for the graphcool CLI

can't seem to clone a project

why wont this work 😭 https://docs-next.graph.cool/faq/other-reob2ohph7/#whats-the-difference-between-the-graphcool-cli-and-the-graphql-cli

why wont anything on graphcool work tonight 😞 driving me nuts trying to get the most basic things done

well if I could disable the integrations, that would be a start... 🔪

can i use this to disable the algolia integration?

OMG 👀 that worked

is there a way to use user token instead of pat in “graphcool-lib” ?

hey guys, I had a quick question. Is it possible to link a smaller piece of data from a larger query to a component by way of a graphql wrapper? Like when a component needs only the commentCount of one post, but the query that fetches that normally fetches a whole list of posts. Or is it better to do this by just passing down props

in general, what is the best practice here? To wrap components in the graphql HOC in a more liberal way? Or just pass down props to different levels? Im partial to the first since its easier to see where the data comes from, but not sure about other implications

I’m wondering the same @rein, I have went with to put the

graphql

HoC/decorator at every component that needs the data

but I’m having issues with a lot of requests being sent

so I’m starting to consider just one huge one per page, with passing around props to the respective components

but it would be nice with some batching or something, because having the code closely coupled to the component fells nice, and easier to avoid over-fetching too