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Hey Gary, I have my project open here https://github.com/MyiWorlds/myiworlds.backend or directly to the schema area here https://github.com/MyiWorlds/myiworlds.backend/tree/master/src/schema . This uses the nodejs-api-starter backend. (Docs will come when the project is connected and working). It is connected to the spectacular Google Cloud Platform Datastore. Hopefully the schema/resolves can be helpful to you. Once you get your mind around everything the graphql/relay world gets much easier. I have it connected to the react-static-boilerplate right now (which I will push to github once it's basics are working). In my react-static-boilerplate I walked through with koistya and made it auto generate my frontend relay schema, so stay tuned for that. |
Thanks Davey - its very helpful Gary
…On 8 November 2017 at 05:54, Davey ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey Gary, I have my project open here https://github.com/MyiWorlds/
myiworlds.backend or directly to the schema area here
https://github.com/MyiWorlds/myiworlds.backend/tree/master/src/schema .
This uses the nodejs-api-starter backend. (Docs will come when the project
is connected and working). It is connected to the spectacular Google Cloud
Platform Datastore. Hopefully the schema/resolves can be helpful to you.
Once you get your mind around everything the graphql/relay world gets much
easier.
I have it connected to the react-static-boilerplate right now (which I
will push to github once it's basics are working). In my
react-static-boilerplate I walked through with koistya and made it auto
generate my frontend relay schema, so stay tuned for that.
If this was not at all what you were referring to ignore this lol
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Hi Davey - it was the resolvers for
import { me } from './User';
import { stories, createStory, updateStory } from './Story';
import { createComment, updateComment } from './Comment';
That were of interest and they are not present.
Gary
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Thanks Davey - its very helpful Gary
On 8 November 2017 at 05:54, Davey ***@***.***> wrote:
> Hey Gary, I have my project open here https://github.com/MyiWorlds/m
> yiworlds.backend or directly to the schema area here
> https://github.com/MyiWorlds/myiworlds.backend/tree/master/src/schema .
> This uses the nodejs-api-starter backend. (Docs will come when the project
> is connected and working). It is connected to the spectacular Google Cloud
> Platform Datastore. Hopefully the schema/resolves can be helpful to you.
> Once you get your mind around everything the graphql/relay world gets much
> easier.
>
> I have it connected to the react-static-boilerplate right now (which I
> will push to github once it's basics are working). In my
> react-static-boilerplate I walked through with koistya and made it auto
> generate my frontend relay schema, so stay tuned for that.
> If this was not at all what you were referring to ignore this lol
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Those are in the nodejs-api-starter :) createComment (linked) and update comment are on the following page import { me } from './User'; and import { stories, createStory, updateStory } from './Story'; |
Hi Guys - can you upload your schema.js with resolvers (you can stub out the resolvers such as find one or many because they are database specific). It would help me and hopefully others understand more about your entry points and connections. Many thanks Gary
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