Um. How do we make a query that looks like below?

{
        where: { id: userId },
        data: { friends:
          { connect:
             AND [
              { 
                id: friendId
              },
              NOT: { id: userId }
            ]
         } },
},

So that I don’t want to add current user as a friend inside the query.

@Hyo

{
        where: { id: userId },
        data: { friends: { connect: { id: friendId } } },
}

If possible, I would move the conditional checks out of the query, so that you only execute query when

id !== userId

Maybe this helps? https://github.com/ounaturg/ounaturg-server/blob/master/src/resolvers/Listing.js#L149-L171

what @kuldar said, I wasnt thinking that you were trying to prevent

friendId === userId

@Daniel Mahon Yeah @kuldar <== he got my point. Well I know how to check that conditionally but I want to know how to achieve this in actual query.

The easiest way is probably open Playground and check the available mutations/queries. It should give you a list of all the supported filter params. I think in this case you should use

id_not: …

instead of

NOT: { id: … }

but I need to check that real quick

Awesome. Thanks I will check this out.