Guys, If I have a Relation for example "User ->...
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Tomas
08/30/2018, 6:55 AMGuys, If I have a Relation for example "User -> Posts" - UserPosts. I know how to query this in graphql, but how do I query this in Java/Typesript? I can do "ctx.db.query.user ...." but how do I specify that I want posts ?
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huv1k
08/30/2018, 6:59 AMFor paggination you need:
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users {
post(first: 20) {
title
}
}huv1k
08/30/2018, 7:00 AMin info object of query
huv1k
08/30/2018, 7:00 AMhuv1k
08/30/2018, 7:00 AMI would suggest you to read all parts 🙂
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Tomas
08/30/2018, 7:03 AMHi, as I mentioned, I know how to do this in Graphql
Tomas
08/30/2018, 7:04 AMBut how to do this in javascript?
Tomas
08/30/2018, 7:04 AMI need to call the code in my resolver
Tomas
08/30/2018, 7:04 AMThanks for your reply
Tomas
08/30/2018, 7:05 AMIn other words, how would you write a resolver for this?
Tomas
08/30/2018, 7:10 AMI went through the article you mentioned, but exactly where I have a problem is an error:
feed: (root, args, context, info) => {
console.log(
Query.feed - info:h
huv1k
08/30/2018, 7:44 AM Copy code
context.db.Users({},`{users{posts(first:20){name}}`)huv1k
08/30/2018, 7:44 AMsomething like this not sure for exact syntax
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nilan
08/30/2018, 8:28 AM@Tomas did you set up a
prisma-bindingcontextnilan
08/30/2018, 8:28 AMthen you can run
ctx.db.query.userst
Tomas
08/30/2018, 9:36 AMThanks for your help guys. It works! A bit sad though, as I wanted it to be nicely type safe 😉 That's why I loved the object approach.
Tomas
08/30/2018, 9:37 AMFYI, this one is correct: context.db.Users({},
{posts(first:20){name}h
huv1k
08/30/2018, 11:21 AMI think there is something on the way for make everything type safe 🙂
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