I'm getting an

Received invalid token. Trying to authenticate ...

error every time I push from the console in graphcool@next

I took a bit of a break working on my graphcool related project and came back to all this beta stuff… had to log on and say that i love where the direction is headed!

Hey guys, I tried to use the File API, but it isn’t working. I also noticed some restrictions about Schema written in documentation, but I am not completely sure what’s the meaning, because nothing works for me. Is there any example of File API-use which works, because the one listed in GitHub doesn’t? I would appreciate any idea, really, for what might be the solution! Thanks in advance! (also, so far: The client (fetch) reported connection reset error and then internal server error (500), is there any way to see server logs?)

Can a new CLI project still use the extensions part of the console? There is no link in the menu but I can still navigate there from the data browser

Hello. My project compiles fine...but if i want subscribe something I have following issue: wsClient.subscribe is not a function. I'm using the apollo client

Can anybody help me?

Hi from rainy Glasgow 👋

hi 👋 does express-graphql support treatment of an array of queries in a single request ?

take a look at apollo-server

it is built on top of with batching in mind

Hi, guys! How I can copy my schema from Graphcool to folder of my project using the Graphcool CLI?

Hello everyone. We built our app with graph.cool and are so grateful for this excellent, intuitive tool that allowed our small team of two to get up and running so quickly — seriously, thank you. We launched on PH last week: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/fondfolio please vote if you think our idea has merit.

Hi from Karlstad, Sweden 👋

Does anyone know how to get syntax highlighting for the

.graphcool

file in Atom?

Anyone know of a way to easily check what permissions are invalid?

{"data":{"createReport":null},"errors":[{"locations":[{"line":2,"column":3}],"path":["createReport"],"code":3008,"message":"Permission Query is invalid. Could not be parsed. Error Message: Syntax error while parsing GraphQL query. Invalid input \"query ($user_id: ID) q\", expected OperationDefinition, FragmentDefinition or TypeSystemDefinition (line 1, column 1):\nquery ($user_id: ID) query($user_id: ID!) {\n^","requestId":"eu-west-

Hi guys, what is the new spec for the .graphcoolrc file? It seems like the one in the documentation is outdated 😕 https://docs-next.graph.cool/reference/graphcool-cli/.graphcoolrc-zoug8seen4 I'm using the version

0.7.0-beta.5

of the CLI

Quick Q for those using the new CLI beta… I’ve a project that isn’t ejected and has data in it… I want to push some new Types and functions and permissions. Am I ok to deploy to the

prod

target without TOTAL data loss?

You have to eject @notrab, but there will be no data loss no (unless youve changed your schema in a way that would force data loss, and you use the --force param. But dont do that lol)

You either go full CLI or not at all, essentially

Cheers. I did it anyways haha. I had to use the

--force

flag as a function already existed. I “Upgraded” from the Console, but was unable to push due to a same function existing. So renamed the function and it worked, perhaps something up there I should mark as an issue for others to try to dup

hey all 👋 I'm using

graphql-request

to make multiple queries of a single table in my database, with a single request. Each query has a different set of filters on it (based on a time range for one of the

dateTime

fields). The table has about 2000 records in it now. As the table grows, my requests have occasionally been timing out (when they take longer than 30 secs). What solution do people tend to go for here? I'd rather not use a wider filter to query the table once, then do my filtering in app code. I could set a limit so that there's a maximum number of queries I include in one request (up to ten?), and then make multiple requests. Does anyone have any better solutions?

Hey <!everyone>! We have some pretty exciting news! Based on all of your feedback, we’ve been working on a new way how to build GraphQL backends using Graphcool. graphql Today, we’re announcing the preview of the Graphcool Framework which allows you to build Graphcool services completely locally from your editor & command line. You can get started by installing the newest CLI via

npm install -g graphcool@next

. Here is the full blog post: https://blog.graph.cool/graphcool-framework-preview-ff42081b1333 We can’t wait to hear what you think! Also, it would be great to meet as of you as possible at the GraphQL Summit two weeks from now in SF. (If you don’t have your ticket yet, you can use the code

GRAPHCOOL

for 25% off.) P.S. This release also contains a first alpha version of a local Docker-based development environment. docker

You guys are on fire! 😄

Great job, like always ❤️

Awesome

Nice!

Graphcool is the most promising platform to date, good job!

Cool!

Great job guys!!!

Cool!!