2 I’ve built a Nestjs app with Prisma and GQL. I just changed computer (from a Mac to PC) and all of a sudden my login mutation seems to have stopped working, literally the only one… Here is some code: auth.resolver.ts: @Mutation((returns) => AuthenticatedUser) async login( @Context() { res }: Auth.GqlContext, @Args(‘payload’, { type: () […]
0 My API is written with TypeScript/Apollo and I am able to run queries/mutations on https://localhost:4000/graphql. My front-end is with Next.js and Apollo client. I use GraphQL Codegenerator to generate the client-side code I need. I am using: "@graphql-codegen/cli": "1.20.1", "@graphql-codegen/typescript": "1.20.2", "@graphql-codegen/typescript-operations": "1.17.14", "@graphql-codegen/typescript-react-apollo": "2.2.1", and my codegen.yml file is overwrite: true schema: "https://localhost:4000/graphql" […]
0 I have an input class that has a single property with "object" object type as shown below: public class FilterParameterValue { public object Value = new object(); } When I start the server, I get the following error: HotChocolate.SchemaException: ‘For more details look at the Errors property. InputObject FilterParameterValueInput has no fields declared. (HotChocolate.Types.InputObjectType<Data.Filter.FilterParameterValue>) […]
0 I have nextjs-nodejs project, where I use apollo-graphql and Prisma, so when I create a user, I should send a session to "getSession" function, which is a mutation, and this mutation uses express-session to save the user info like that: getSession: async ( _: any, args: any, { prisma, session }: GraphqlContext ) => […]
0 I have a simple react app like const [shoe, setShoe] = useState(”) formSubmit = () => { e.preventDefault() const { data } = useQuery<GetShoeDetailsQuery,GetShoeDetailsQueryVariables>(getShoeDetailsQuery, { variables: { name: String(shoe), }, }) console.log(data) } <form onSubmit={formSubmit}> <input type="text" onChange: (e: { target: { value: SetStateAction<string> } }) => { setShoe(e.target.value) }, > <button></button> </form> so […]
0 So I’m trying to figure out how to tell EfCore when to apply an include to an IQueryable object based on whether the GraphQl request from the client actually includes the related object. Example: 2 Classes: Person, Payment Theses are kept in 2 different tables and related Person -> Payment in a one to […]
-1 I have a requiremenet where I need to parse a user input comma separated string, and generate a graphql query out of it. INPUT: queryPath fieldA.fieldB, fieldA.fieldC, fieldA.fieldD.fieldE, fieldA.fieldD.fieldF, fieldA.fieldD.fieldG OUTPUT: query{ queryPath{ fieldA{ fieldB fieldC fieldD{ fieldE fieldF fieldG } } } } I’m using Java to do this, thanks in advance. EDIT: […]
11 I’m facing a problem since this morning with webapps deployed with Apps Script that used to works fine previously. Of course no changes has been made to justify this problem. External scripts are not loaded from the HTML side, and a new error arise in the console. In order to have a reproducible example: […]
0 In the current AWS Amplify React documentation there are no any examples showing how to use these GraphQL queries in React code. Can someone please post an example here. Authentication method needs be the API_KEY. Thanks. query SearchStudentsByEmail { searchStudents(filter: { name: { eq: "Rene Brandel" } }) { items { id name email […]