Using ergonomock-function with addTypename true about graphql-ergonomock

[victor-guoyu]

@jfulse, thanks for the update and I don't think we have support for the custom scalar yet!
I'll start working on it today and let you know when it's ready!

[joual]

Hey @jfulse !

I should be able to take a look at that relatively soon (within a couple days). Off the top of my head I don't see why we shouldn't be able to support that option. It actually sounds like a bug.

[victor-guoyu]

👋 Hi, @jfulse, could you please update to the latest version

here is an example of how you can provide a default mock function for the custom scalar type.

[jfulse]

Hello,

That's great news, thank you!

[victor-guoyu]

Hi @jfulse,

Could you please try to use the ErgonoMockedProvider instead of the one from apollo react?

import { ErgonoMockedProvider as MockedProvider } from "graphql-ergonomock";

You can find an example here: https://github.com/SurveyMonkey/graphql-ergonomock/blob/master/README.md#basic-example-apollo

if that doesn't work, please share a code snippet to show us how you used ergonomock and apollo MockedProvider together.

[jfulse]

Hello!

I did try that but couldn't get it working. I'll work in a minimal reproduction (and maybe this exercise itself will indicate something incorrect in my setup..)

[jfulse]

Apologies! It seems our backend has added custom scalar types without me realising it and these are causing the issue. I assume there's a way to mock custom scalars and will dig in and find out. @victor-guoyu

EDIT: So far I can't figure out how to handle custom scalars (beyond mocking each occurrence of such a field manually, which would be impractical). I've tried using both props mocks and resolvers. Have you come across this use case before?

[jfulse]

I'll start working on it today and let you know when it's ready!

Once again that's great news, thanks a lot!

[jfulse]

It works with the latest version, thanks a lot for all the help and the new feature!