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Yeah, the parameter goes on the field itself, like so:
type Project {
id: Int!
name: String!
description: String
organization: Organization
tasks(status: String): [Task]
}
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@hmontes I hope you don't need this anymore, but found this article that help me set it up for my Apollo implemetation: https://spin.atomicobject.com/2017/03/30/graphql-apollo-building-server/
Example from article:
const schema =
type Person {
name: String!
age: Int
gender: Gender
height(unit: HeightUnit = METER) : Float
}
const personResolver = {
Person: {
name: ({ name }) => name.toUpperCase(),
height: ({ height }, { unit }) => unit === 'METER' ? height * 0.0254 : height
},
};
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@jakobrosenberg Yeah, arguments go only on fields. If you have an argument that's shared between all fields that return a certain type, you unfortunately have to repeat that every time (or add another type in-between, as a level of indirection, and add the argument there). That's sort of what Relay does for pagination.
The query you wrote above should already work. All you have to do is add the status
argument to tasks.
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@jakobrosenberg In case you didn't already find it, this cheat sheet is pretty useful.
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What would the parameter do?
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Get passed to the resolver. It could be pagination variables, a max results limit, anything, as long it got passed to the resolver.
I take it I'm going about it wrong.
I'd like to be able to write a query like this
{
organizations(skip:5) {
id
name
projects(limit:10) {
id
name
tasks(status:"active"){
id
name
}
}
}
}
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Thanks guys, this was doing my head in. I've been looking for documentation for the shorthand schema, but with no luck.
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I came across it last night, but I never realized the pattern between the root query and the other types. It's so obvious now.
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Sorry for this. But. Do you have an example in apollo-server schema??
{
organizations(skip:5) {
id
name
projects(limit:10) {
id
name
tasks(status:"active"){
id
name
}
}
}
}
How handle with tasks into projects in the resolver?
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