So, I’ve decided to try out GraphQL Yoga (and co) for an app I am working on. The boilerplate that I am mainly looking at looks like I have to provide

where

options, even when I want a list of unfiltered objects. Is this true?

posts: [Post!]!

should not need a

where

argument. That should be optional but crashes my server because I don’t provide that in my resolver

No, that's not true.

So, I kind of figured it out. I accidentally missed an “s” but now I am just getting a subscription. Old Resolver (original issue):

posts(parent, args, ctx, info) {
    return <http://ctx.db.query.post|ctx.db.query.post>();
  },

New Resolver (subscription issue):

posts(parent, args, ctx, info) {
    return ctx.db.query.posts();
  },

What do you mean, you only get one subscription?

When I execute the following, I have to press the stop button to stop the subscription. Logging everything out, I’m just getting back hundreds of empty post objects.

{
  posts {
    id
  }
}

What subscription are you talking about?

Even with changing to your recommendation, it still happens.

I am not aware of any subscription.

It’s a query but it’s acting like a subscription

is your endpoint live so I can try this as well?

The query doesn’t execute like a query. I run the above query but I just get a real-time stream of posts, like you would expect from a subscription. (Which is why I have to press the stop button after I press the play button)

What client are you using?

I’m just using localhost:4000 / the Prisma GraphiQL editor

this is a client 🙂

Well, no client in the traditional sense

please share the

graphql-yoga

version with me.

1.14.10

thanks

I’m trying it out now

to be clear, you are using the in-browser version of Playground, correct?

Yes