moodle-api | A ruby wrapper for the Moodle REST API | Wrapper library
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A ruby wrapper for Moodle's web service functions.
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QUESTION
I am using Moodle core REST API and I am following this Stackoverflow answer for my login request. login end-point is working successfully.
API Request
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-27 at 13:50According to the token docs, privatetoken
is only sent when the token is first created and should be saved by the client. The source says it's only sent when the connection is https and the user is not an admin. So I assume it's an edge thing as it should be returned only in very special circumstances. It sounds like it's the Random all-time valid token which can only be sent over https and not for an admin user.
QUESTION
I am trying to understand more complex graphql apis that implement the Relay Cursor Connections Specification
If you look at the query below that I run on the github graphql api explorer
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-21 at 22:47It's likely just a convenience for them since they probably have some crazy queries and it reduces object lookup in JavaScript. Edges will also contain a cursor
property as well as a node
property, which they likely don't need everywhere, and therefore another benefit of having a top-level node
field.
I should also note that the edge/cursor convention is strongly geared to a Relay specific environment, and furthermore a cursor-based paging system where you can only move by a single index/page. If your desire is to create a more legacy-based paging system, then you don't have to implement this type of paging.
A use-case that breaks cursor-paging is if clients want to jump to page 5, and are on page 1, which isn't possible in Relay since cursors are opaque, and are the basis for "where" in a collection you're currently at.
Hope that helps!
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