vscode-graphql | : grapes : A GraphQL extension vscode with support
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:grapes: A GraphQL extension for vscode with support for autocomplete, go to def, and more
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QUESTION
I am largely following the GraphQL documentation about how to create a mutation. This is my first day working with GraphQL. I want to create an endpoint for comments.
Isolating the problemI'm getting back 400 "Bad Request" from my supertest
in Mocha and when I try to run the GraphiQL it gives me a message in an errors array that says, "Query root type must be provided." ...But I am including rootValue
.
One place the problem could be is in the buildSchema
.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-13 at 17:11There are three operations in GraphQL -- queries, mutations and subscriptions. Each operation has a single object type associated with it. These are called root types. These root types are by default named, respectively, Query
, Mutation
and Subscription
(the names are irrelevant and can be changed for your specific schema, but these are the defaults). The root types serve as the entry point, or root, to the rest of your schema for any query made against it.
The query root type is required by the specification, while the other two root types are optional and may be omitted.
The error is not related to the root value whatsoever. In fact, you probably shouldn't be using buildSchema and rootValue in the first place. As the error indicates, you have not provided a query root type in your schema. The only root type your schema includes is Mutation
. You need to add Query
in order to resolve the error.
QUESTION
I want to add multiple cursors at the start of the line in VSCode, just like I can do at the end of the line with Ctrl + Shift + L
or Shift + Alt + I
.
I can't find a way to move all multiple cursors at the start of the line either with Ctrl + Home
as the contents are different on each line.
Here are the contents -
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-12 at 04:36I found the answer here. Copy pasting the linked answer below.
On Windows:
Select the lines.
Alt-Shift-I (will add multiple cursors)
Shift-Home (will go at the beginning of each line and be selected)
On Mac :
Select the lines.
alt-shift-I (will add multiple cursors)
cmd-shift-← (will go at the beginning of each line and be selected)
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