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hi @gaba, welcome to our Slack 👋

@nilan: Playground docs won’t let me scroll (in Chrome; Safari works).

hi! I thought it was a more generic graphql slack. Sorry if I got into your company slack.

@gaba, happy to have you here! We also discuss GraphQL related things no worries

@martin will take a look tomorrow

Just getting into the "graphql scene", and was interested in the Lokka client, but I just saw the company that develops it (Kadira) announced they were shutting down a few weeks ago, and there hasn't been any commits on Lokka since six weeks prior to that even. Am I under the wrong impression here? That development seems to have stalled? My time is probably best spent getting my head around Apollo.

@ambethia lokka is still a valid choice if you want to perform some queries and mutations, not necessarily from an UI. You might eg. want to implement a CLI that pulls/pushes data to a graphql Backend. Then lokka is enough. However, as soon as you have this typical mapping of data to UI, Apollo is currently the easiest way to go.

Hey @martin, I could reproduce it and created an issue: https://github.com/graphcool/console/issues/609

hey there @wires and @nicholas 🙌

the issue is now fixed @martin. Thanks again for your feedback 🙂

Hi graphcool team! Does graphcool support input validation? Easy use case: I want to make sure a string that's passed to a mutation has a certain format (e.g. an email address). Hard use case: I want to make sure that some parameter fulfils a certain relation with other existing nodes (e.g. a string that's passed to a mutation must not begin with the same letter as any other string in the same model).

I usually use some sort of server-side application to provide validation for my applications, but I'd obviously like to drop that in favor of graphcool.

Hey @ejoebstl, thanks for the questions! We are currently collecting different use cases for server side validations here: https://github.com/graphcool/feature-requests/issues/23

Welcome @timtech4u 🙌

Hi @gollyjer! 👋

Hi!

I'm super excited to have found your service. I want to get to know GraphQL and this looks like a good way to do it. 🙂

awesome! there's a lot to learn but the interactive possibilities are a big help 🙂

just downloaded the react-lokka example

think I figured out my issue, I'll let you know how it goes!

nvm, watched this https://docs.graph.cool/ which helped.

cool @rob!what was the problem?

hey, the writes are working but the reads are not

I updated it to:

function fetchAll () {
  console.log('fetching')
  return client.query(`
    {
      allTodoes {
        ${todoFragment}
      }
    }
  `)
  .then((res) => {
    console.log(res)
    todos.replace(res.allTodos)
  })
}

and the todos show up as a list of objects in the console but not in the demo

also, I added

{
      test: /\.json$/,
      loader: 'json-loader',
    }

to the webpack.config.js

I'll shoot you a pull request once I figure it out 😉

it looks like TodoStore is missing from models

oh, I see! yes, I appreciate any feedback simple smile the lokka example is a bit outdated compared to the Apollo and Relay ones though