reactql | Universal React+GraphQL starter kit | GraphQL library
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QUESTION
I'm having trouble getting the checkboxes to stack properly on top of each other in their own grid column. I'm using ReactQL (jsx) so I don't think it will show up properly in the code-snippet editor. Floats aren't useful here.
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Answered 2019-Feb-19 at 15:30You can use grid-row: span 3 for the description to span the rows in the left. If you want to preserve the current markup, you can and add grid-template-columns: 1fr auto 2fr. See demo below:
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I would like to start building my new app with reactql. I am really into graphql and MERN stack. However, I started learning redux pattern quite recently. My main pain is - how to create actions that fetch data with graphql query (I use mostly apollo for it). I mean - I find examples with REST pattern but I have no idea and cannot find any example of simple reac-redux app getting data with graphql query.
I would really appreciate any examples/help/clues.
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Answered 2018-Jan-07 at 05:45Check out the ReactQL auth example repo.
It has showcases many of the features you're looking for, including 'posting' data with GraphQL mutations, and retrieving data with a GraphQL query, in the context of managing users and sessions.
QUESTION
I want to add an Authorization header to every request I make to the GraphQL backend. I am using a Remotbackend.
The Apollo documentation has an example how to add a header: https://www.apollographql.com/docs/react/recipes/authentication.html#Header
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Answered 2018-Jan-06 at 12:58QUESTION
I am having trouble with getting React+Apollo to update the store after I send a delete mutation. I am using the reactQL boiler plate which has apollo+react built in and an express graphQL server (I didn't install the apollo server- I just use the reference express-graphQL package). My data is stored in the mongoDB with a _id, but the actual data on the client side uses id as the id.
The apollo client is defined like this:
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Answered 2017-Aug-27 at 07:33Apollo's dataIdFromObject is used to update objects already in the cache. So if you have a record and an ID, and you change other pieces of data against that same ID, React components listening to the store can can re-render.
Since your deleteCourse mutation seems to return the same ID, it still exists in the cache. Your store doesn't know it needs deleting- it just updates the cache with whatever data comes back. Since this mutation likely returns the same ID, there's nothing to signify that this should be removed.
Instead, you need to specify an update function (link goes to the official Apollo docs) to explicitly delete the underlying store data.
In my new ReactQL user auth example, I do the same thing (see the pertinent LOC here) to 'manually' update the store after a user logs in.
Since components are initially listening to a 'blank' user, I cannot rely on dataObjectFromId to invalidate the cache, since I'm starting with no users and therefore no IDs. So I explicitly overwrite store state manually, which triggers re-rendering of any listening components.
I explain the concept is the context of the above user auth in a YouTube video - this is the piece that's relevant: https://youtu.be/s1p4R4rzWUs?t=21m12s
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Does anyone know how what the proper way to add a query variable to apollo is from react? I can get the following code to work if I manually add the book name string instead of passing in the $name query variable, but as soon as I add it and try and pass the name variable in through an options in the propTypes, the Invariant Violation: The operation 'data' wrapping 'BookPage' is expecting a variable: 'name' but it was not found in the props passed to 'Apollo(BookPage)'
I pulled the syntax for the decorator directly from the reactQL package so I know it has a little more syntactic sugar than other examples but it should still be valid for a query right?
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Answered 2017-May-30 at 06:04The @graphql decorator has a second parameter where you define options for the Query or Mutation.
Similar to the options definition in the config.
So in your case it could look like:
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Out of the box, ReactQL comes with a couple "pages" defined like this:
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Answered 2017-Apr-07 at 08:48See this issue for an example of code-splitting and SSR at work.
I'm currently working on a guide and a helper component that would go one step further, and provide some boilerplate to do this in a more routine fashion.
It's certainly possible with React Router: See https://reacttraining.com/react-router/web/guides/code-splitting
Will update https://reactql.org and post an update on here when complete.
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