scottming

scottming

I have checked the documents and the absinthe book, but not found example.

Just like GitHub’s api, if I input this query:

query {
  nodes(ids:["MDU6SXNzdWUxMzkzNTM2OTg=", "MDU6SXNzdWUxMzkyMDkwOTc="]) {
    ... on Issue {
      id
      body
    }
  }
}

It returns two issues of absinthe’s issue:

{
  "data": {
    "nodes": [
      {
        "id": "MDU6SXNzdWUxMzkzNTM2OTg=",
        "body": "Similar to `Node.from_global_id`, support a mechanism to parse out internal IDs from cursor values. While the cursors are opaque to the client, IDs may be needed to support accessing data from backends.\n"
      },
      {
        "id": "MDU6SXNzdWUxMzkyMDkwOTc=",
        "body": "As is explained here: https://github.com/graphql/graphql-relay-js/commit/238d724a6c14bbda2aff180f839f27e1961930d7\n\nFor the initial release we only support the equivalent of `connectionFromArray` -- we need to support a lazy data structure that will allow us to work with databases _without_ loading all the data and simply discarding the parts we don't want. I think we can do this in Elixir more gracefully than the `connectionFromArraySlice` approach.\n"
      }
    ]
  }
}

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kokolegorille

kokolegorille

I think using nodes as a name is an issue…

I do remember I had to specify an alternate name to make it work.

I did not change the database, but used another name in the schema.

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scottming

scottming OP

Yes, ben. Thanks for your work. Implementing a node interface when use Absinthe.Relay.Node is very easy, but I’m asking how to implement a nodes query filed.

Because the node macro resolver function have two params, the first is a tuple, we can use it to check the current type. But the normal field resolvers functions have three params.

if I add nodes query field like this:

    node field do
      resolve fn
        %{type: :course, id: local_id}, _ ->
          {:ok, Repo.get(Core.Course, local_id)}

        %{type: :package, id: local_id}, _ ->
          {:ok, Repo.get(Core.Package, local_id)}

        %{type: :card, id: local_id}, _ ->
          {:ok, Repo.get(Core.Card, local_id)}
        _, _ ->
          {:error, "Unknown node"}
      end
    end

    field :nodes, list_of(:node) do
      arg :ids, list_of(non_null(:id))
      resolve fn
        # add something to check the type and parse the ids
    end

how do I check the current type in nodes field?

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