I'm starting to develop a new app, should I use Graphcool or Prisma?

if I choose Prisma, what cloud service should I use to host my database?

hi all, I have a Prisma question. I’m struggling to figure out how to get the result of a database query in a sub query.

here is a Game type and I want

ruleCount

to return an aggregation

or rather the result of an aggregation which would be count, which is an Int

@Ramsay Lanier you can use

info

parameter as the second argument of

.query

count: {
      fragment: `fragment LikesCount on Post { id }`,
      resolve: async ({ id }, args, ctx: Context, info) => {
         const likes = await ctx.db.query.likesConnection(
            { where: { post: { id } } },
            ` { aggregate { count } } `,
         )

         return likes.aggregate.count
      }
   },

oh man I feel dumb - thanks!

I followed the graphcool blog post for prisma deployment with zeit now ( https://blog.graph.cool/deploying-graphql-servers-with-zeit-now-85f4757b79a7 ) and deployment fails with the following output:

> Building
> ✓ Installed 914 modules [12s]
> ▲ npm run build
> > test-ts-server@ build /home/nowuser/src
> > rimraf dist && tsc
> node_modules/graphql-yoga/dist/src/types.d.ts(6,37): error TS2307: Cannot find module 'graphql-subscriptions/dist/subscriptions-manager'. `

any ideas what to do with this? I’m using graphql-yoga version 1.2.4

i'm working to Grok how to use

withFilter

on top of a subscription

const newLink = {
   subscribe: (parent, args, ctx, info) => {
     return ctx.db.subscription.link(
       { },
       info,
     )
   },
}

my understanding is that

subscribe

expects an AsyncIterator result - so I've assumed that's what

ctx.db.subscription.link

would do

which would suggest that I should be able to wrap all of that as the first arg to

withFilter((parent.....)

but this yields an error stating that

next

isn't implemented - so I'm confused

does Prisma have a different behavior for this interface?

Hi, can anyone tell me if I can create a node and have graphcool lookup a user based on an email, and if it finds one add the user as a reference?

'''Please choose the cluster you want to deploy "my-app@dev" to Added cluster: local to prisma.yml Creating stage dev for service my-app ! ▸ Could not connect to cluster local. Please use prisma local ▸ start to start your local Prisma cluster.'''

is this due to docker-compose?

i had a hard time getting the latest docker-compose on my ubuntu 17.10

curl -L https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/1.12.0/docker-compose-`uname -s`-

uname -m

> /usr/local/bin/docker-compose chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose

is not installing the latest docker-compose

pretty strage there is no simple way to install docker-compose in linuxz

k running docker-compose 1.19

is this what i am supposed to see running the node.js quickstart

Hi everyone! I’m working through How To GraphQL/NODEJS. At the end of chapter 5 “Signup & Login” it is assumed that I know how to use the “vote” mutation to create a vote. But I’m totally lost on this. If someone could post a working vote mutation as it would be used to create a new vote in the Playground, that would be most helpful! Thanks 😅

@nikolasburk The last line of that chapter, literally is: “That’s it! You can now restart the server and send the vote mutation in your app Playground.” Am I supposed to know how format this mutation at this point?

@nikolasburk

I believe

vote

mutations are only covered in the following chapter

OK, I’ll move on then, ignoring this line. Thanks for the rapid reply 😄

I'm using

graphql-yoga

. Looking for insight on how to programmatically control if a field gets returned or not:

type Event {
 id: ID!
 adminOnlySecret: String
}

How do I write a resolver that returns/hides

adminOnlySecret

using

graphql-yoga

, depending on something like whether the person requesting the

Event

is an admin or not?

Guys, any idea how I could embed GraphQL Playground (https://github.com/graphcool/graphql-playground/) into our Golang API server without any extra server? Currently I've got an embedded GraphiQL webapp served by the debug version of the API server which is directly embedded into the servers code as a source-file-string with CDN links, is the same possible with GraphQL Playground?

Yet another problem with GraphQL Playground: We've got a https://github.com/neelance/graphql-go server running, and there is a special HTTP endpoint /debug which is dev-build-only, it skips permissions and allows to do basically everything on the API. On startup I get the following error when connecting to http://localhost:8080/debug/

Introspection must provide input type for arguments.

Queries do work fine, but there's no schema docs available, the schema introspection doesn't work. Just googled the error and didn't find anything useful... any ideas what this might be caused by? Did the GQL standard change? Is it the library's fault? Or is it mine?