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0 I created a react App with Vite, and I want to use Apollo extension to get Intellisense when building GraphQL queries. According to the extension docs, I created an apollo.config.js file at the root with this code : module.exports = { client: { service: { name: "my-graphql-app", url: "https://localhost:4000/graphql", }, }, }; But since […]
0 I have a protocol buffer file which includes an enumeration within a message. message Advisor { … enum AdvisorRole { // here be values } } This pb is the input to generate stubs using protoc-gen-gogo. ../gen/ProjectService.pb.go type Advisor_AdvisorRole int32 const ( // here be constant values ) The generated code is in time […]
0 I’m new to AWS and React Native and I’m trying to create an aplication that will use AWS Datastore as database to store data. Right now i have this in my App.js import React, { useEffect } from "react" import {SafeAreaView, StyleSheet} from ‘react-native’ import Navigation from ‘./src/navigation’ import { Amplify, DataStore } from […]
5 We are using GitHub Projects (Beta). I created a custom text field called oma-project. I want to use the API to filter on this field, e.g., oma-project: "P0001". This should return all issues with this value in the custom field. Looking at the Projects (beta) docs, I can list the first n issues but […]
2 I’m building a Vue project with urql and graphql-codegen. Urql has the ability to take Vue reactive variables when using useQuery() to enable useQuery to be reactive and update when the variables do. But graphql-codegen is creating the type for the variables parameter to require scalars (ex. string) and so typescript is throwing an […]
3 how do we use graph ql with mongo db here is my code with resolvers var resolvers = { test:()=>{ return getproducts() }, } const getproducts=()=>{ return new Promise((resolve,reject)=>{ Product.find({}).exec() .then(resp=>{ console.log("response is ",resp); let stringData = resp.toString() resolve(stringData); }).catch(err=>{ console.log(‘error is ‘,err); reject(err); }) }) } and schema is : test:String! i am […]
0 Using Spring Boot 3.2.4 with Spring WebFlux/GraphQL subscription via Websocket. Server A exposes a graphqlSubscription, and Server B consumes the subscription. They both use the same components (reactor/netty). Steps to Reproduce: // Client side, Initialize the webSocketGraphQlClient ReactorNettyWebSocketClient reactorNettyWebSocketClient = new ReactorNettyWebSocketClient(HttpClient.create(), build); WebSocketGraphQlClient.builder(serverUrl, reactorNettyWebSocketClient).build(); // Call sample webSocketGraphQlClient .document(query) .retrieveSubscription(path) .toEntity(XXXX.class) .retryWhen(Retry.fixedDelay(5, Duration.ofMinutes(1))).blockLast() […]
-2 its giving me error Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘edges’) when I deleted edges from const {compdata} = data.allJson.edges.node; its showing same error for node. What is right way to map this and I have to create dynamic pages using same json file.Please help me for this issue. src/data/data.json { "compdata": [{ "id": […]
0 I am developing an application using Spring Boot and GraphQL. When returning an Entity directly from GraphQL, data fetchers automatically handle the queries, fetching only the tables requested in the GraphQL query. For instance: query Workspace { workspace { id } } This will only query the workspace table. query Workspace { workspace { […]