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I keep getting `{"error":"The resolver function "authenticate" is not nullable, but the function returned null."}`

<@U0RQY0KK5> I replied again on the forum

does somebody have problem with hooks functions on graphcool cloud? or is just me so i can create issue otherwise

i tried before and after hook for create no invocation at all

so it works with some custom types and some don't strange :X

how does the type look like for which it doesn't work?

Its possible that big json object timeouts somehow function resolver?

because i tried to debug it now and with small json objects everything works, but when i am trying to send draft-js state i create new record, but function dont trigger

I’ve tried to use async/await for resolver functions and it didn’t work (‘use latest’ added). Some ES6/ES7 features are still not available?

Are you using a legacy project for this? In that case, you need `require('babel/polyfill')` as the first line to support async/await. Framework projects run on Node 6, so there async/await is only available if you use Typescript, not in vanilla JS.

Hm, still doesn’t work. I get `{"error":"The resolver function allPosts is not nullable, but the function returned null."}`

Full code 
```
'use latest';
require('babel/polyfill');
require('isomorphic-fetch');

const url = '<https://simple-rest-api-sexbspkvvi.now.sh/posts>';

const apiSanitizer = ({ id, title, text }) =&gt; ({
  _id: id,
  title,
  text,
});

export default async () =&gt; {
  const response = await fetch(url);
  const posts = response.map(post =&gt; apiSanitizer(post));
  return { data: posts };
};
```

<@U5P82S230> what is legacy project? Just was doing after examples from official repo

Legacy project is where you create your functions in the console. Framework project is where you use the CLI.

In that case, did you npm install isomorphic-fetch? 
And you need to remove the first two lines. 
And this async-await syntax only works if it's a TS file.
And if it's a TS file, you need to change the require to `import fetch from 'isomorphic-fetch'`

And what does the SDL look like for this function?

```
type AllPostsPayload {
  _id: Int!
  title: String!
  text: String!
}

extend type Query {
  allPosts: [AllPostsPayload!]!
}

```

So then it's just about making those changes to the code

Nope, just changed to `import fetch from 'isomorphic-fetch';` and still doesn’t work :disappointed: I have isomorphic-fetch installed from npm

Did you also do the other things I mentioned? What you code like now?

```
import fetch from 'isomorphic-fetch';

const url = '<https://simple-rest-api-sexbspkvvi.now.sh/posts>';

const apiSanitizer = ({ id, title, text }) =&gt; ({
  _id: id,
  title,
  text,
});

export default async () =&gt; {
  const response = await fetch(url);
  const posts = response.map(post =&gt; apiSanitizer(post));
  return { data: posts };
};

```

Don't you need to do a JSON.parse() on response first?

Read back, I mentioned that async/await does _not_ work in vanilla JS

&gt; And this async-await syntax only works if it's a TS file.
&gt; And if it's a TS file, you need to change the require to `import fetch from 'isomorphic-fetch'`

You can just change the extension, and update your graphcool.yml, nothing else needed

Got it, thanks a lot! :slightly_smiling_face:

this can’t be true? async await is used in JS files in the templates <https://github.com/graphcool/templates/blob/master/auth/auth0/src/auth0Authentication.js>

<@U0RQY0KK5> Can you shed some light on this, because now I'm confused

Any of you guys hooked up Stripe with the new framework?

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<@U7RETBQ0G> commented on <@U83T0RRUP>’s file <https://prisma.slack.com/files/U83T0RRUP/F82TZ8U9Y/image.png|https://prisma.slack.com/files/U83T0RRUP/F82TZ8U9Y/image.png>: I actually had this issue, but I re-deployed the api altogether because of another issue, then this logs thing dissapeared.

Good to know it works, but I was already using `Bearer` (actually, the interface does this alone when selecting either a user or as Admin)

Hey! Just updated this forum thread <https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/cant-test-permission-queries-using-permission-tabs-nor-create-them-using-the-consoles-ui/1661/3>

Thanks <@U0RQY0KK5>, will post an issue in the repo.

quick question <@U0RQY0KK5>, after installing the stand alone version of Playground, should I be expected to `graphcool playground` on my folder ?

because it redirects me to the Simple API

also, I can't run permission queries from the electron app, right?

Is the Algolia integration still supported on the Shared cloud cluster?

Currently getting the following error when saving the App ID + API Key:

&gt; Please check that the Application &gt; ID and API Key is correct. You can &gt; find both on the API Keys page in &gt; the Algolia web interface. You &gt; must create a new API Key and &gt; enable ‘Add records’ and ‘Delete &gt; records’. Make sure that you are &gt; not using the Admin API Key, as &gt; Algolia doesn’t allow it to be used &gt; here.

I was unable to enable Algolia integration last week. The error message was "Verify your application and API keys..."

I sent a message to <@U0RQY0KK5> who asked me to create an issue on Github, but I was too busy this week-end. If you look into the source code Algolia template is outdated... So not sure, it works anymore. I'll give it a try later

<@U0RQY0KK5> Could you confirm this? If so, any pointers on how to replicate this with a function?

If this is not supported anymore (like Auth0), maybe it should be removed from the console or marked as deprecated.

- legacy projects should still support the Algolia integration. if you encounter problems with that, please report a bug report here: <https://github.com/graphcool/framework>
- you can add Algolia sync to framework projects according to this example: <https://github.com/graphcool/templates/tree/master/outdated/syncing/algolia> (It's only on the 'outdated' folder because the code hasn't been updated to the latest function runtime yet. the logic can still be applied)

Hi all, I'm facing an issue while testing my application on localhost: the graphcool server response is 405 (not allowed). So it seems to be a CORS issue but I was unable to find the way to enable CORS. Did I miss something ?
Ouups it was a newbie question : I used <http://localhost:60000/graphql> as my Apollo Uri instead of <http://localhost:60000/simple/v1/xxxxxxxxxxx>

Hey guys! Just reported two new bugs on GitHub (as Nilan referred me to do so)

@here Can anyone point me in the right direction for updating multiple records at once?

<@U7YVBDZ1N> <https://dev.graph.cool/docs/faq/graphql-combining-multiple-queries-and-mutations-cahzai2eur/>

btw there are some Netlify links in Graphcool's Twitter account that are being referenced in the forums, but the links are down

indeed, batch queries/mutations are da best

One other question. Is it possible at all through the GQL spec to update a field in a query using its existing field value. For example, if I wanted to run a mutation that added `1` to some arbitrary integer field on every record, would that be possible?

you can achieve that by using `@defaultValue(value:"SomeCrazyAssIntegerLOL")` in the particular `field` of your `Type`

but if you want to update it using mutations then I guess one monkey patch would be retrieving the record first

and feeding the same record to update itself with the static value you want to set

but I would suggest to use the `defaultValue` right from the beginning to avoid malfunction

Well, it's not totally static. It adds `1` to the field that's already on there

plan your schema first, then execute queries and mutations

So if I have 2 models, one with `order:1` and `order:2`

I want to run a query that updates them to be `order:2` and `order:3`

and I run a filter that's `order_gte:1` for example to get the records