import { Field, ObjectType, Int } from '@nestjs/graphql'; import { Type } from '@nestjs/common'; interface IEdgeType<T> { cursor: string; node: T; } export interface IPaginatedType<T> { edges: IEdgeType<T>[]; nodes: T[]; totalCount: number; hasNextPage: boolean; } export ...
Consider nodes to be objects and edges as the method to declare the relationship between the objects. In this case, GraphQL will fetch the schema through queries from the server. Let’s say, you run the following query: { fruits { name } } As per the stored data in server, the abov...
Theseproduct nodesare related tovariant nodes. The line represents anedgeand thosevariantsin turn have titles on them. So any time you see the word connections, just keep in mind you'll need to think ofedgesandnodesto abide by this underlying model for the API of what's actually going on...
Theseproduct nodesare related tovariant nodes. The line represents anedgeand thosevariantsin turn have titles on them. So any time you see the word connections, just keep in mind you'll need to think ofedgesandnodesto abide by this underlying model for the API of what's actually going on...
There are a few new things to notice when you use virtual nodes. The first is the use of$virtualwithin the Cypher statement on theedgesfield. When you mark a type as Virtual, the parameters which were passed to the field which returned that type will be "copied" onward to child fields...
This question has come my way a few times, “how do you run GraphQL on Azure?” and like any good problem, the answer to it is a solidit depends. When I've started to unpack the problem with people it comes down to wanting to find a service on Azure that does GraphQL, in...
One of the features that Azure API Management introduced at BUILD 2022 was Synthetic GraphQL – building a GraphQL service from a set of REST APIs. In this...
.designs || {}; return { id, edges, pageInfo, }; }, result() { const { pageInfo } = this.designs; // Increment the request count with each new result this.requestCount += 1; // Only fetch next page if we have more requests and there is a next page to fetch if (this....
{ orientation @client # user :: User user @client { id locale avatar } blinks( ... ) @connection(key: "feed") { pageInfo { hasNextPage hasPreviousPage } edges { cursor node { id ... # owner :: User owner { id avatar nickname iFollow } } } } } Note that the User type is...
{ galleries { nodes { galleryItems(offset: 2, first: 3) { nodes { mediaId } } } } } This is the PSQL query generated (idk how this query works exactly or its efficiency vs the PARTITION BY query that I shared earlier): with __local_0__ as ( select to_json( ( json_build_ob...