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Anyone know if there is a way to specify the ID of file for relationship instead of the object:

mutation CraeteFarmAndAddress(
  $name: String!, 
  $farmers: String!, 
  $partnerSince: Int!, 
  $founded: Int!, 
  $laborSource: String!, 
  $safetyCertifications: String!, 
  $otherCertifications: String!, 
  $size: String!, 
  $sustainabilityPractices: String!, 
  $url: String!, 
  $addressData: FarmaddressAddress, 
  $farmLogo: FarmfarmLogoFile!,  // I would rather this by ID!
  $files: [FarmfilesFile!] // I would rather this be [ID!]
) {
  createFarm(name: $name, farmers: $farmers, partnerSince: $partnerSince, founded: $founded, laborSource: $laborSource, safetyCertifications: $safetyCertifications, otherCertifications: $otherCertifications, size: $size, sustainabilityPractices: $sustainabilityPractices, url: $url, address: $addressData, farmLogo: $farmLogo, files: $files) {
    id
    address {
      id
      __typename
    }
    __typename
  }
}

RTFM 👊 Just needed to change to the provided relation ids field i.e. farmLogoId, filesIds

Anyone knows how to solve the next error, “typeDefs must be a string or array, got an object” ?

Hello guys, does anyone know any tooling for debuging subscription functions., I would like to know whats happening on my functions, by console.log

Anyone familiar with HMAC Auth?

anyone use Google Cloud Functions with Graphcool?

re re

process.argv

or how to get extension name in function ? or filename ?

Hello all, Any suggestions / best practices for item deletion mutations? The simplest way is probably to just create separate mutations for creating, deleting, etc. I would like to keep everything (if it’s feasible) in the one update mutation that I have that sends the input to the backend which updates the columns of the particular row in the database. The issue I’m running into is how do I tell the backend to delete the item from this update mutation. I’m using Elm on the front-end which doesn’t differentiate between

null

and

undefined

so I can’t just set the property of the item I want to delete to say

null

. What do you guys thing about passing an array of items to delete along with whatever input to update in the mutation? Thank you for any advice!

yo friends, I have a project currently developing on graphcool/0.11.2 would like to get to 1.0 but I have 1 question do I need to write all the resolvers manually?

https://github.com/graphcool/framework/issues/1453 guys any idea what I am forgetting to do?

Here is my practice of fullstack todoMVC with `graphql-yoga`: https://github.com/evenchange4/todomvc-subscriptions Any feedbacks are welcome~

Hey, I just have a quick question: is there any timeline on interface support on Graphcool? Sorry, if this isn't the right channel.

Greetings everyone! Is there any chance to setup graphcool to use mssql database?

😓

Is support for caching with redis or something like redis in works

Or roadmap

hi it is possible to clone the project in graphcool cli? or it's need to download from console?

@ericsonluciano it's here https://github.com/graphql-boilerplates/node-graphql-server

it's a good (and worrying) post

hey this is not a graphcool question, but i was wondering if anyone knew the answer to this. If i have a component like

const MyComponent = () => <div>hi</div>

Is it possible to call that component as a function inside another component. Like so

const SecondComponent = () => {
  myFunction = () => {
    MyComponent()
  }

  return <div>hi</div>

}

Im trying to create a warning modal

<MyComponent />

calls it in JSX

@lawjollawhat do u mean?

You're using React, right?