Is it possible to use a returned value from the fi...
# prisma-whats-newa
anton-b
09/11/2017, 9:08 PMIs it possible to use a returned value from the first query in a mutation call, and use it as a variable in the second query?
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createUser(
authProvider: {
email: {
email: $email,
password: $password
}
}
) {
id // this should be used as $userId in 'createHandler'
}
createHandler(
firstName: $firstName,
lastName: $lastName,
email: $email,
userId: $userId // <-- this one
) {
id
}a
agartha
09/11/2017, 9:30 PMagartha
09/11/2017, 9:31 PMHowever, in this specific case you could create a Schema Extension mutation, which does both, and returns the handlerId
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dankent
09/11/2017, 10:07 PMYou could also use a nested create mutation in this use case: https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/simple-api/nested-create-mutations-vaet3eengo/
dankent
09/11/2017, 10:09 PMSomething like:
dankent
09/11/2017, 10:09 PMcreateUser(
authProvider: {
email: {
email: $email,
password: $password
}
handlers: [{
firstName: $firstName,
lastName: $lastName,
email: $email
}]
}
) {
id
}
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dankent
09/11/2017, 10:09 PM(assuming the user-handler relationship is 1-n)
dankent
09/11/2017, 10:10 PMThis will create a Handler and connect it to the user that is being created
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anton-b
09/12/2017, 5:51 AM@dankent this looks like the solution i am looking for. Thanks !
anton-b
09/12/2017, 6:00 AMIt's a 1-1 relationship, but this also seems to work:
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createUser(
authProvider: {
email: {
email: $email,
password: $password
}
}
handler: {
firstName: $firstName,
lastName: $lastName,
email: $email
}
) {
id
}👍🏻 1
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