How do I refer to an enum in my application? I nee...
# prisma-whats-newz
zaksingh
09/30/2017, 6:39 PMHow do I refer to an enum in my application? I need to check if
assignment.statusNORMAL Copy code
if (assignment.status === 'NORMAL') {...}e
eruby
09/30/2017, 6:43 PMWhat does a console log look like? I know when you pass an enum to a query, it's just a string format of it
eruby
09/30/2017, 6:43 PMSome good ol debugging here should shed some light.
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 6:56 PMlogging
assignment.statusNORMALzaksingh
09/30/2017, 6:58 PM(as a string)
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eruby
09/30/2017, 7:11 PMWell that's quite odd indeed
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:12 PMDoes it behave any differently with == rather than === (not advised for real implementation obviously, just trying to wrap my head around your situation. )
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:13 PMAlso check what type of returns for assignment.status
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:14 PMAre you 100% sure you're not getting into that block? Or just that what's supposed to happen in the block doesn't happen
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:15 PMIf I remove the conditional it works fine
zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:16 PMif I do
console.log(typeof assignment.status)stringzaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:17 PM=====zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:19 PMHere is a snippet of the code:
zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:19 PM Copy code
<List id="assignment-list">
{this.props.assignments.map(
assignment =>
((!assignment.recurring) && (assignment.status === "NORMAL"))
? <AssignmentListItem
isTeacher={this.props.isTeacher}
key={assignment.id}
assignment={assignment}
updateAssignmentStatus={this.updateAssignmentStatus}
/>
: ''
)}
</List>e
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:24 PMWell react isn't my specialty by any means, but out of curiosity, do you get any components rendered when you remove the other conditional?
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:25 PM...interestingly enough, yes
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eruby
09/30/2017, 7:25 PMWell I think you've got some further inspection to do
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:25 PMbut if I leave the other conditional and remove the
statuse
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:26 PMI understand that
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:26 PMAre you positive there are actually records which meet both conditionals?
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:26 PMabsolutely
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eruby
09/30/2017, 7:26 PMRemove the status conditional, and then log the status of each successfully rendered component
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:27 PMAlso, this is a style thing for sure, but might you consider extracting this logic to a function? I should think it would improve the readability of your code
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:27 PMI'm also on mobile so maybe that's not needed lol
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:28 PMill look into it
zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:28 PMok so
zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:29 PMthere are no `NORMAL`s logged
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eruby
09/30/2017, 7:29 PMI think you're getting close to your solution
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:29 PMIf I go into graph.cool's data tab, I can see a bunch that meet both conditions, though
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eruby
09/30/2017, 7:30 PMDefinitely weird. You'll probably want to review your query
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:30 PMCheck it out in the playground til you have what you need
eruby
09/30/2017, 7:30 PMMaybe you've got a filter that's behaving unexpectedly or something of that sort
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:36 PMI removed all the filters from it, and it still doesn't work in the playground. It pulls everything except the combination where recurring is false and status is normal
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eruby
09/30/2017, 7:37 PMDefinitely weird. @agartha anything to add here?
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zaksingh
09/30/2017, 7:40 PMI will just refactor
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eruby
09/30/2017, 7:40 PMNo worries, that's what this slack is for
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