Prisma

Wish there were better explanations for function failures :confused: <http://prntscr.com/h6l2g9>

Hi sorry guys I'm trying to understand how graphcool work... I'm looking on the examples: `<https://github.com/graphcool/framework/tree/master/examples/full-example>` what is not clear is the `src` folder

the `src` is my client? for example if I use angular that folder is what I should write to interact with graphql?

Graphcool serves as the backend for your app. As you deploy it, you will get URLs with which you should communicate with your database.

The `src` folder in this example is used to define `functions` which can be either resolvers or subscriptions to certain events triggered on database. (This, though, is not directly related to the frontend).

I would recommend you use `Apollo` as your client as it has great documentation and great support for many frontend frameworks.

<https://www.apollographql.com/docs/angular/>

Hope this helps: <https://github.com/graphcool-examples/angular-graphql/tree/master/quickstart-with-apollo>

Hey all! Has anyone tried to deploy `graphcool framework` to `google cloud platform`?

ho guys I deploy on my local for the first time but it keep showing this error:

```Whoops. Looks like an internal server error. Please contact us from the Console (<https://console.graph.cool>) or via email (support@graph.cool) and include your Request ID: local:simple:cj9n6xv8v002g016830xjdye1```

```graphcool init
graphcool local up
graphcool deploy```

```Here are your GraphQL Endpoints:

  Simple API:        <http://localhost:60000/simple/v1/cj9n6ie6s000401683o3vl4t3>
  Relay API:         <http://localhost:60000/relay/v1/cj9n6ie6s000401683o3vl4t3>
  Subscriptions API: <ws://localhost:60000/subscriptions/v1/cj9n6ie6s000401683o3vl4t3>```

but when I access to: `<http://localhost:60000/simple/v1/cj9n6ie6s000401683o3vl4t3>`

```Whoops. Looks like an internal server error. Please contact us from the Console (<https://console.graph.cool>) or via email (support@graph.cool) and include your Request ID: local:simple:cj9n75hq0002o0168wowof3a4```

Hey all, my Graphcool function files aren’t included in the download from the settings

So I’ve had to replicate them across two codebases which are using the same database

I suppose we could create a separate repo for just graphcool

I’m not sure if the other devs are on windows, but I’m on OSX

Because I've seen an issue with the zip file you download from the project settings when upgrading.

Where only 7-Zip would actually see all the files

And only when extracting. If you would open the archive, they wouldn't show up

<https://github.com/graphcool/framework/issues/769>

I have this problem too when I download the zip file I don’t get any of the functions…nothing related to OS…

why would it matter what zip program you use to unzip simple js files?

You mean newly created projects in the console, for which you download the project definition right?

I noticed it on Windows, that doesn't mean that it's limited to Windows per se

I can’t even create functions now on the console, I keep getting “internal server error” … =/ so frustrating one week with no progress with my work just because graphcool =/

Because I can create new functions in the console just fine

yes, but all they said “we will fix it on the next version” — deployment specifically

creating functions on the console has been happening to me today

I have been trying to debug the heck out of the CLI somehow to move this whole week

but nothing works, so I thought i could use the console to just do it there

I can’t create any functions on your site….-_-

Fixed because of syntax error in function

Hi team, How can I change the endpoint uri with graphql api using Appolo clinet + React ? The Appolo client is calling the default local endpoint with '/graphql endpoint

Hi guys, can anyone point me to the docs for deploying graphcool framework in my own AWS account for development?

I want to add ESLint to my graphcool framework project

Is there documentation about how to do this? I've been trying to do it myself but I get complaints in the output.

```Cannot find module 'babel-eslint'
Error: Cannot find module 'babel-eslint'```

Do you use globally installed `babel` by chance?

And make sure that despite being presented in `package.json`, `babel-eslint` is actually installed under `node_modules/`.

Is the graphcool framework project not compiled with babel?

it seems that way because it's barfing when I use import vs require

I doubt it. It's not barfing at `import` keyword itself or to `there's no default export`, so it's not it.

The code it generates uses `const foo = require`

Somebody set up this project for me so it looks like I have to do babel stuff myself