Tag: amazon-dynamodb
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No way to get nextToken when using custom GraphQL query?[Amplify]
0 //MovieList function Defination private fun getMovieList(): GraphQLRequest<MovieDBFinal2> { val document = ("query getMovieList { " + "listMovieDBFinal2s(limit: 1000, filter: {Genre1: {eq: "Animation"}}) { " + "nextToken " + "items { " + "IMDB_title " + "} " + "} " + "} ") return SimpleGraphQLRequest( document, Collections.emptyMap(), TypeMaker.getParameterizedType(QueryResponse::class.java, MovieDBFinal2::class.java), GsonVariablesSerializer()) } internal class QueryResponse<T>…
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AWS Newbie Dynamo DB Design Implementation
1 Hi I am attempting to build a fintech app and am using a template I found here: https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-plaid-demo-app I am looking to modify the data base to better fit my needs and had a few questions about best practices for implementation before I start making major changes. The demo app seems to combine all…
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Flutter Data Model Doesn’t Update When Amplify Pulled
0 I’m using the AWS GraphQL database for my Flutter application. When I create my database on the AWS panel and type ‘amplify pull’ on the Flutter project terminal, there is no problem initially. All data models are created automatically successfully. The problem is, that I have created new data models on GraphQL and when…
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Using React, AWS, Graphql, Dynamodb, how can I allow a user to share a link which will allow anyone who clicks on that link to view that user’s data?
0 I am new to AWS so any help will be appreciated! In many applications I see a feature which allows a logged in user to generate a shareable link which when clicked by anyone would display the user’s data. I was able to create unique links using the cognito user ID of a logged…
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How can I achieve graphql/dataloader like behaviour in AppSync?
1 I am currently building an AppSync API and after doing some research into how to load four different fields with two data sources (two fields per data source) I came across this question. The response to this question seems to do a great job explaining the use of data loaders and using mostly field…