Hey guys, is there a supported way to use Graph.co...
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eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 4:53 AMHey guys, is there a supported way to use Graph.cool with C++? namely Qt?
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nilan
10/12/2017, 10:01 AMyou can use Graphcool with everything that supports HTTP requests 🙂
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eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 10:21 AMHey @nilan ... what about the subscriptions? Can you point me to the documentations? Thanks
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nilan
10/12/2017, 10:22 AMhttps://docs-next.graph.cool/reference/api/subscriptions-aip7oojeiv#plain-websockets plain web sockets are enough
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eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 10:30 AMThanks. By the way, have you guys implemented the requests over Websocket yet (mutations, query, etc..)?
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nilan
10/12/2017, 10:31 AMno, that's still an open feature request. it hasn't seen too much of a discussion yet, maybe you can chime in? https://github.com/graphcool/graphcool/issues/310
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eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 10:31 AMSure
eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 5:13 PM@nilan It seems to be a very basic thing, but I can't find the documentation on how do I authenticate a user using the REST API. I have already enabled the Email + Password auth for my project. How do I get an Auth token?
eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 5:59 PMNever mind. I found it.
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nilan
10/12/2017, 7:30 PMhey @eliezedeck, there is no REST API, what were you referring to?
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eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 7:55 PMI was referring to the SIMPLE REST API
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nilan
10/12/2017, 7:55 PMthat's no REST API though
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eliezedeck
10/12/2017, 8:06 PM🙂 ok. Now that I'm doing things manually, how do I escape a string value that contains quotes? ... \" ?
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nilan
10/12/2017, 8:19 PMagain, I'd encourage you to describe your situation in a new question in the forum: https://www.graph.cool/forum/. Please include as much context as possible, too 🙂
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