try

$myEmail: String

for example, and

$myEmail

respectively

will do

oh wait

I still get the same error

sorry that's just wrong

this should work 🙂

I'll create an issue for the docs right away

Works! Thanks @nilan

awesome! 💪

I need some help from people who really understand graphql/relay: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/41818143/how-to-pass-video-node-from-resolve-database-to-node-definitions-in-graphql-rela

What are you trying to do? You're returning an empty video / store from your nodeDefinitions function ?

(globalId) => { let type = fromGlobalId(globalId).type let id = fromGlobalId(globalId).id if (type === 'Store') { return store } if (type === 'Video') { return video } return null }

That function needs to return an actual video and store from the database.

You're just returning an empty instance of a store / video object.

Are you sure you're returning a promise from that function, if you're doing data loading?

in the resolve? yes

I updated the question

even if I remove video part

it still gives me null

how would I return store/video from the database there ?

I tried and it didnt work, seems like graphql is ignoring my node definitions

if I put console logs they dont run

and besides, how come getting many videos work ?

Because when you query a connection ("many videos"), they go through this part: resolve: (_, args) => { return docClient.query( Object.assign( {}, {TableName: pokemonTable}, {KeyConditionExpression: 'id = :id'}, {ExpressionAttributeValues: { ':id': args.id }}, paginationToParams(args) ) ).promise().then(dataToConnection) }

But if you're querying through the node interface [node (id: x)], then it's using nodeDefinitions to find that model

if (type === 'Video') { return docClient.query( Object.assign( {}, {TableName: pokemonTable}, {KeyConditionExpression: 'id = :id'}, {ExpressionAttributeValues: { ':id': args.id }}, paginationToParams(args) ) ).promise(); }

Something in the lines of that