hi hi - so with the new CLI tooling, it means we a...
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:02 PMhi hi - so with the new CLI tooling, it means we abandon all the UI on graph.cool if we choose to use it?
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:07 PMIf you want to, you can work completely without the UI. The only feature 'unique' to the Console is the Databrowser at the moment.
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:08 PMcan I do my functions locally, but still use the UI console for everything else?
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:09 PMI really like the console, I just want to have 100% of everything in git
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:09 PMI rather not hand code all my permissions and realtionships
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:10 PMThat's not possible unfortunately
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:10 PM😞 arg
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:11 PMHowever, you can use the new Playground in the Console to create your permission queries
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:11 PMohh really
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:11 PMYep, there's a little key symbol at the top to access the permission editor
agartha
10/27/2017, 2:11 PMIt's only available in the console version (for now)
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:13 PMhttp://wes.io/nMeG I see this - but what do I do?
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:14 PMohh the editor broke 🙂
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:21 PMYeah, known issue, refresh the page
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:23 PMman thats a bummer that you have to go all in -I just want the ability to have my functions local and keep everything else the same
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:24 PMthe UI is so nice for managing permissions
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:25 PMOnce you get used to the CLI way of managing permissions, it's actually quite easy, especially with the new permission editor in the playground.
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:27 PMYeah? I’ll give it a shot and see how it goes -thanks for your help
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kitze
10/27/2017, 2:34 PM@nilan ☝️ that conversation is literally me when you told me about your future plans 😄 The console was 💯. It was so easy to manage all the data, permissions, relationships… Good times 😿
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:34 PMYeah it’s too bad you can’t sync everything
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:36 PMwait you can’t even add data via the console?
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:36 PMI think either Graphcool or the community will move that functionality into IDE plugins (Atom, Cloud9). I have been working on some Cloud9 plugins to give you some panels that are similar to the console.
agartha
10/27/2017, 2:37 PMYes, the databrowser will still be available!
agartha
10/27/2017, 2:37 PMPlayground, Schema Viewer, Data Browser, Function logs, Permission Viewer
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:39 PMthe deploy is really slow too 😕
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:40 PMtakes ~4 mins everytime I change something
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:40 PMgoing to be a really slow feedback loop for function dev
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:41 PMWow, it only takes seconds for me. Do you have a really large project folder? Maybe your front-end in there as well?
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:41 PMYeah - should this be in a separate directory?
wesbos
10/27/2017, 2:43 PMoh that that sped it up - thanks!
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agartha
10/27/2017, 2:50 PMYes, the bundler packages the entire folder, so make sure to keep only your Graphcool project in there!
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 3:03 PMSo would I have two package.json files then? One for my app front end and one for graphcool?
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agartha
10/27/2017, 3:04 PMYes, just keep the graphcool project in a subfolder with it's own package.json
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 3:04 PMokay cool
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agartha
10/27/2017, 3:04 PMBecause it will package the entire node_modules folder, which can be quite big with frontend deps in there
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mwickett
10/27/2017, 3:20 PM@wesbos Give the new framework a try - it’s been a ride, but this shift is really good overall.
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wesbos
10/27/2017, 4:00 PM@mwickett thanks - I’m coming around to it 🙂
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nilan
10/29/2017, 2:30 AMwe definitely need to improve the documentation around having a separate folder for your service definition - see https://github.com/graphcool/framework/issues/837 for a long term solution, too
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