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module.exports = async (event) => {
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# prisma-whats-newd
dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:00 AM Copy code
module.exports = async (event) => {
const graphcool = fromEvent(event)
const api = graphcool.api('simple/v1') // => here I would like to attach a authenticated token, important is that the initial call of the resolver does not need to be authenticated, only a small piece of code needs to bem
max
12/04/2017, 10:02 AMOh right - normally when you make an API call inside a resolver on the server as a serverless function, you do so as ADMIN
max
12/04/2017, 10:03 AMthe business logic / permissions are set out in the code in the function
max
12/04/2017, 10:03 AMsee my earlier reply on your first post to check if the user has been authenticated
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dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:04 AMone sec I’ll check
dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:09 AM@max I don’t think that all API calls inside of resolver are called as ADMIN. thats why I want to attach a user token inside of the resolver function for this specific usecase
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max
12/04/2017, 10:30 AMWhere is your resolver? On graph.cool or a local instance
max
12/04/2017, 10:31 AMI only use graph.cool and all my resolvers work with ADMIN privs
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dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:35 AMits deployed with the graphcool CLI
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max
12/04/2017, 10:35 AMWhat’s your error?
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dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:35 AMI am building one sec
dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:37 AMhah.. weird
dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:37 AMworks now
dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:38 AMi always received an error.. I thought its due to missing privileges but now it seems to work
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max
12/04/2017, 10:38 AMOkay cool
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dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:38 AMI changed some other code maybe I had a typo somewhere.. thanks anyway for your help
dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:39 AMI am starting to destruct all graphcool templates because like how they are written its impossible to write unit tests..
dohomi
12/04/2017, 10:39 AMmaybe there was something missing.. now all green again
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