Graphene | Coreference Resolution , Simplification and Open | Natural Language Processing library

I've built a Django API that uses django-graphql-auth and django-graphql-jwt packages to implement authentication. I followed the package's documentation and got everything to work and everything is working from my Angular UI. The only issue is that even requests made from Postman without the Authorization header, are able to fetch the data from the graphql API.

This is my Django project's settings.py

• I am using graphene-Django based backed
• Using Relay Node-based query

• Write REST-based CRUD operations using fetch API in react.
• Simple GraphQL queries that involve fetching a list or single item from the server.
• Able to write GraphQL queries on GraphiQL

• fetch a list of items from the server with pagination, that fetches say 10 items and the option to go to the first page, last page, Prev Page, and Next Page.
• few examples would help

I’m trying to just run my python project that seems to work fine on my Mac (best in pycharm, not as good but can run in VSCode) and terrible on my raspberry pi in VSCode. Whenever I run a pipenv shell and then a pipenv install it just complains with this error:

TLDR - But by default the JWT token sent from the backend only includes the username. I want the userId as well.This is what it contains currently:-

I'm struggling to implement a search bar and could really do with a few suggestions on how it could be done. I'm quite a novice, so please bear with me. My difficulties lie more with the general understanding of what needs to be built than with a specific line of code and somehow that's making it even harder for me to find an answer.

In summary, I have:

Django Models:

• Recipe
• Tags (M2M with Recipe)
• Category (ForeignKey with Recipe)
• etc.

I've written Graphene schemas to query the database (Postgres) by Tags, Categories and numerous Recipe attributes (e.g.: Recipe name). You can filter the recipes displayed on the frontend with those queries, by clicking on e.g. a certain category name.

What I'd however also like to have, is a search box where a user can enter a keyword of their choice on the frontend, and get back all the recipes that have something matching that keyword.

I don't know what or how to build something like that. To my novice mind, it seems like a search box of that sort would essentially be a query where I don't know what the filter is in advance, i.e. "fresh" as an input could be a tag, category, part of a recipe name, etc... and I'd want all those matching results back - ideally without the search taking an exaggerated amount of time.

How should I go about building something like this? I've built the search box (React/Tailwind), so it's really all about what the backend needs to provide when a user types a keyword and clicks search.

Thank you for your help! :)

The following code shows my models -> The Recipe model is however quite large (not all code included), so any tips on how to keep the search speed down are also very appreciated.

I have the following model in Django:

I am using Django as back-end with graphene-django serving the front-end. I am new to both django and graphene so I am not sure what is the best approach to achieve field-level permissions with no code repetition in this set-up. For example, if my model is:

I'm using Django Graphql Auth in my api but when I want to get the current logged in user always get the Anonymous.

I've been trying to find a good example for returning a query set with joined data across a ManyToMany field, but I've not found one.

Given the following model: