How to remove the `__typename` field from the graphql response which fails the mutations
Cleaning Unwanted Fields From GraphQL Responses In the above thread, I have posted the answer for this problem please refer to it
Cleaning Unwanted Fields From GraphQL Responses In the above thread, I have posted the answer for this problem please refer to it
Follow this https://github.com/facebook/graphql/issues/215, Graphql does not support scalar union types currently, you can do this union IntOrString = IntBox | StringBox type IntBox { value: Int } type StringBox { value: String } or you can have your custom type, see this graphql, union scalar type?
GraphQL doesn’t support integers larger than 32 bits as the error indicates. You’re better off using a custom scalar like GraphQL Date. There’s also a “Long” type available here. Or you could roll your own custom type; there’s a great example from Apollo here. If you’re curious why GraphQL does not support anything bigger, you … Read more
You can pass a variable to your query and use a Directive to fetch a field conditionally, like name @include(if: $shouldFetchName). See the docs for Directives.
As of September 2017, this is not possible. There is an ongoing discussion around this functionality.
I pondered about these same questions and I hope this will be helpful to you. 1. I don’t believe that appending Interface at the end of every interface is idiomatic. It is much better to have a descriptive name instead. Consider the example provided in the GraphQL Specification relating to Interfaces. They don’t append Interface … Read more
GraphQL is two things: A query language A Type System When a GraphQL server receives a query to process it generally comes in as a single String. This string must be split into meaningful sub-strings (tokenization) and parsed into a representation that the machine understands. This representation is called an abstract syntax tree, or AST. … Read more
In my case, I found that I had react-apollo@3.0.1 installed as well as @apollo/react-hooks@3.0.0. Removing @apollo/react-hooks and just relying on react-apollo fixed the invariant issue for me. Make sure that you aren’t using any mismatched versions in your lock file or package.json This is what someone said in a GitHub issue thread, which, was the … Read more
You can pass an array like this var MovieSchema = ` type Movie { name: String } input MovieInput { name: String } mutation { addMovies(movies: [MovieInput]): [Movie] } ` Then in your mutation, you can pass an array like mutation { addMovies(movies: [{name: ‘name1’}, {name: ‘name2′}]) { name } } Haven’t tested the code … Read more
The queries you specify in your schema behave just like any other field on a particular type (the main difference is that their type is linked to a particular operation). If you don’t want to declare any arguments for a particular field, you just omit the parentheses entirely. The same goes for queries and mutations: … Read more