@Harshit When making queries such as

context.prisma.user({ id: args.user.id })

It appears that I can only do searches on certain fields, maybe ones marked as unique? Or maybe just IDs? If I try to run

context.prisma.user({ email: '<mailto:corey@test.com|corey@test.com>' })

prisma throws errors that email isn’t on the list of properties which can be searched. This requires me to instead use

context.prisma.users({ where: {email: '<mailto:corey@test.com|corey@test.com>' }})

which returns an array of items which I immediately have to get at the first item in the array like:

let user = (await context.prisma.users({
        where: {
          email: args.email.toLowerCase(),
        }
      }))[0] <<-- this part kinda sucks..

Am I doing this wrong? Is there a better way to go about it?

This is expected. If something is not unique, it will return a list of items because more than one of them can satisfy the condition.

Ahh ok. So if I have email marked as unique, can it be searched with

user()

type User {
    id: ID! @id
    name: String!
    email: String! @unique

yes

Great, thanks! I sincerely appreciate your replies.