23 I’m a newbie for the graphene and I’m trying to map the following structure into a Object Type and having no success at all { "details": { "12345": {"txt1": "9", "txt2": "0"}, "76788": {"txt1": "6", "txt2": "7"}, } } Any guidance is highly appreciated Thanks python graphql graphene-python Share Improve this question Follow edited […]
0 I use GraphQl to fetch the data, here is my method in order to get the result based on category ID. public IQueryable<Product> GetActiveProducts( string categoryId, CancellationToken cancellationToken ) => return _dDbContext.Categories.Where(x => x.Id == categoryId); Also, my entity is as follows: public class Category:IEntityHierarchy { public string Id { get; set; } // […]
1 I’m using the following query in GraphQL: $q = " { shop { name } } "; But I want to do it dynamically in PHP in the following way: $fieldName = ‘name’; $query = [ "shop" => [ $fieldName ] ]; And later on when passing the query to GraphQL I wanna convert […]
0 I have this mutation to create the product review which is working fine but not able to integrate into the form does anyone how I can fix that ? mutation { createProductReview( input: { sku: "Samsung S21 Ultra", nickname: "Test", summary: "Great looking phone", text: "This phone looks and feels great.", ratings: [ { […]
0 I’ve a Next.js project using the Apollo GraphQL client 3.7.17, where the following code works for me: const { loading, data, error } = useQuery(gql` query GetTeamCurrentWeek($teamId: ID!) { team(id: $teamId, idType: DATABASE_ID) { teamMeta { currentweek } } } `, { variables: { teamId: 715 } } ); If however I change the […]
1 I am building an inventory application with lighthouse and struggling to grasp the concept of serving custom queries with complex logic on demand. This is and approximate query that I am trying to create: { statsReport { dailyTotalSales dailyAverageSales dailTotalItemsSold newDailyCustomersCount etc. } } I was thinking of creating an Obejct that would have […]
0 I am writing a graphql api using .net core+hot chocolate. I have to define all service names while creating graphql server. I have more than 20 service classes. Is there a generic way of specifying these services, I dont want to write 20 + lines of code to specify each service name. addscoped .net […]
0 Context: I have a custom component ( autocomplete with list of options from external api ) that allows me to select an option based on an API request. After the selection, the body of the option becomes part of the structure and looks like this (where ‘type’ is a field of the custom component): […]
0 In many tutorials that I have read, the most common way of using graphql resolvers is like below. export const rootResolvers: IResolvers = { Query: { getUserById: async (root, { id }, context, info) => { return await getUserController(id); }, getUsers: async (root, args, context, info) => { return await getUsersController(); }, }, Mutation: […]