bastiW
Hi,
I created an Ash application with the following:
- AshGraphql
- Subscription
- AshSqlite
The issue is that the data does not show up in the graphiql interface. The issue can be reproduced with the reproduction repository.
Minimal Reproduction Repository
I followed the Video and the Guide here:
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bastiW
Found workaround - OpenAI codex found it…
Switch from simple GraphQL interface to playground - as the simple seem to not support the subscriptions:
https://github.com/bastiW/my_subscription_app_sqlite/commit/5542ffc7770475b4443a60792ba886fbeb2a7b86
I also provided here a quick guide on how to setup it from scratch
bastiW
I am still struggle with the Websocket subscription. I can not subscribe from external app like another react app - or my actual goal - from SwiftUI.
I have noticed that:
Works:
Interface
:playgroundSubscription
Output in playground
Output in browser console
From Postman
But when I try to connect from external tool like Postman (when connecting via the ws view on postman. I see error
When using the graphql view
ken-kost
What’s the exact request? Maybe you’re missing
?vsn=2.0.0which would specify Phoenix’s Channel Protocol.Check out this.
Maybe it could help.
Also you could try Altair GraphQL Client instead of Postman, could be easier in setup.
bastiW
Thanks for your answer. To summarize:
My goal is to connect from a Swift App to my Elixir Ash Backend. I am using a playground to debug. I now tried it with Altair - it gives a lot of GraqhQL options.
(i did not check out Absinthe.Client - as this is not my use case)
Result of my debugging:
:playground: Works
Altair: Does not work
The difference in the log output is that with playground it logs the subscription. With Altair there is no such log (I marked it with THIS IS NOT LOGGED ON ALTAIR).
Debug Process
Branch: [Debug]
(GitHub - bastiW/my_subscription_app_sqlite at debug · GitHub)
Start Server with mix phx.server
I added to my
graphql_socket.exModification in
endpoint.ex:Playground
Log output on server with web playground
https://i.postimg.cc/6y5bwNgj/playground.png
Altair
https://i.postimg.cc/s1JHt26G/altair-subscription-1.png
https://i.postimg.cc/V5wHGtRc/altair-subscription-2.png
On Altair there is no log of the subscription on the server.
bastiW
The subscription is a Phoenix Subscription. So it is not a normal Websocket GraphQL subscription which is compatible with Apollo or Relay GraphQL.
When I add some roundtrips around on the setup it works - still looks like that sometimes the connection breaks.
JS Workaround with Roundtrip
How can I change the Ash Absinthe code, so that it is a standard Apollo or Relay Subscription?