Works fine, but I'm looking at splitting out some of my client requests into .gql files to save me having to repeat stuff, like so (note my code below is just stuff I believe is relevant to this question, I generally use ReactQuery to handle this I don't just do the raw coide like below):

Example usage:

import customer from './customer.gql';

function Page() {
    const data = graphQL(customer)
}

GraphQL function:

import { print } from 'graphql/language/printer';

import compress from 'graphql-query-compress';

export function graphQL(query) {

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Posted by2 days ago

Full-Stack GraphQL-APIs in TypeScript without codegen

Post

stepci/garph: A tRPC-like schema-builder for GraphQL (github.com)

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Posted by2 days ago

How to create integration tests for GraphQL server with 80% code coverage in 30 minutes

Tutorial

pythagora.hashnode.dev/easies...

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Posted by2 days ago

Help me understanding this

Question

I am new to graphQL but not new to programming or REST or RDBMS. I get that we have resolvers which actually fetch the data for you. All the tutorial I saw always talk about arrays, list or collection and then you have your schema and resolvers just fetch data for you.
My use case is like this, I have data mostly stored in a pdf files which I will extract into xlsx files and jpeg/png files (as mostly it will contain images and text) now I can make schema of what I want. Question is how will I link schema to the data, what type of resolver can help me read this un-structured data, how can I link the dump of data with my schema. I am really having hard time understanding this.

With RDBMS you have bunch of normalized tables and you store data in it here we have schema and then resolvers but what about data source. all business logic goes into resolvers like even parsing xlsx file and then link them with schema ?

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Posted by3 days ago

Apollo: Skip refetching an inactive query?

In a React Native app, I have the following refetchQueries option:

useDeleteEventMutation({
  // these are gql document nodes from '@apollo/client'
  refetchQueries: [QUERY_FUTURE_EVENTS, QUERY_PAST_EVENTS],
});

If the user hasn't visited the "Past Events" page, then that query hasn't run yet, which makes it an "inactive" query. So Apollo throws the following warning:

Unknown query {
  "kind": "Document",
  "definitions": [
    {
      "kind": "OperationDefinition",
      "operation": "query",
      "name": {
        "kind": "Name",
        "value": "GetPastEvents"
      },
      "variableDefinitions": [],

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Posted by3 days ago

Apollo Client query returns null when GraphQL Playground returns data

Question

I have a function that adds a user to my database and once that is successful, I execute a query to fetch that user. The query returns data in the GraphQL playground, but when executing in my client app, the query returns null. I am using a useEffect hook to execute the query once the addPartner mutation is finished and data returns. I do not understand why the query is returning null when it returns data in the playground.

The addPartner function

  const handleSubmit = async (): Promise<void> => {
    ...
    await addPartner({ variables: { input: { ...form } } })
  }

My useEffect hook and query function

const [addPartner, { data, error: addPartnerError }] = useMutation(ADDPARTNER)
const [fetchPartner, { data: partnerData, loading }] = useLazyQuery<IPartner>(GETPARTNER)

  useEffect(() => {
    checkSuccess()
    console.log(partnerData) // null
  }, [data, loading])

  const checkSuccess = () => {

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