Tag: graphql
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IOS Developer – Codeforce 360 – Sunnyvale, CA
Codeforce 360 Sunnyvale, CA $60-65 Contract: Corp-To-Corp, 6 month(s) Skills iOS REST GraphQL Job Description Career Opportunity: Job Title: IOS Developer About CodeForce 360 Making a career choice is amongst the most critical choices one can make, and it’s important for the choice to be calculated with factors such as a company’s run of success…
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Java Full Stack Developer – Amzur Technologies, Inc. – Salt Lake City, UT
Amzur Technologies, Inc. Salt Lake City, UT Depends on Experience Contract: W2, 6 Month(s) Work from home Skills Java AWS EC2 Angular NodeJS GraphQL Job Description Hybrid – Onsite 1 week per month As a Full Stack Engineer, you will help us build the omni channel user experiences and the underlying platforms needed to…
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Software Engineer – Policy – Trustech Inc – Raleigh, NC
Trustech Inc Raleigh, NC $40 – $70 Contract: Independent Work from home 25% Travel Skills Java OPA Open Policy Agent AWS Cloud Spring RESTful API GraphQL Policy as Code Job Description Job Description: We are looking for a highly skilled and motivated Senior Java Developer to join our Workplace Security Services team. As a Senior…
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IOS Principal Archietect – Zuven Technologies Inc – New York, NY
Zuven Technologies Inc New York, NY Depends on Experience Contract: Corp-To-Corp, W2, Independent, 12 Month(s) Skills iOS client-side rest ReST mobile SwiftUI GraphQL Swift frameworks DataDog Firebase Job Description Required Qualifications 7-12 years of industry experience Experience refactoring large applications Experiencing mentoring engineers Ability to present, explain, and educate leadership on different approaches and their…
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can i use page items in cursor base pagination?
-1 can i use page items in cursor base pagination? for example it’s possible to directly address a specific page. For instance, if the requirement is to jump directly to page five, it’s possible to do so since the pages themselves are not explicitly numbered. reactjs graphql apollo-client Share Improve this question Follow asked 39…
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Mulesoft GraphQL – Advansoft International, Inc. – Remote
Advansoft International, Inc. Remote Depends on Experience Contract: W2, Corp-To-Corp, Independent Skills Mulesoft aws graphql Job Description Job Title: Mulesoft GraphQL Location: RemoteClient: capgemini Job description:Need to externalize all Mulesoft related URLS to AWS secrets instead of hard coding them on the graph application. List of details for the Alert center related Mulesoft API’s which…
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Syntax error wile trying out NRQL in NewRelic
0 I am trying to fetch some data via NewRelic’s NerdGraph GraphQL API. url="https://api.newrelic.com/graphql" headers={"API-Key": api_key} nrql="""query{ actor { account(id: 1234) { name } } } """ response=requests.get(url=url, headers=headers, json={‘query’: nrql}) However, I am getting an error. {‘errors’: [{‘locations’: [{‘column’: 2, ‘line’: 1}], ‘message’: ‘syntax error before: "\"query\""’}]} The same query works in NerdGraph API…
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Execute a graphql query using painless script, with params having hyphen and space and match a field property with type keyword and text
0 I’m new to graphql and opensearch queries. Here I’m trying to add a filter to existing query for city, my params inside the query are having data with – and spaces. While I’m trying to query it, data is getting filtered only with first word. For example, my params is having an array "cityNames"…
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Show filtered content related to an object by the value of an input JSX element
0 Say i have an input element that filters categories on a given value. That category object has name, slug, posts, so what I want to do is to show only the posts that are related to that category as the input element in a Search function receives a value . In the console I…
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how to set proxy for apollo/client for server side nestjs
0 Resolver file @Resolver() export class LaunchResolver { private readonly client: ApolloClient<any>; constructor() { this.client = new ApolloClient({ uri: ‘https://spacex-production.up.railway.app/graphql’, cache: new InMemoryCache(), }); } @Query(‘launches’) async getLaunches(): Promise<Launch[]> { const response = await this.client.query({ query: gql` query GetLaunches { launches { mission_name launch_date_utc } } `, }); return response.data.launches; } } I am running…
