Workspace interactions query

[Cold-A-Muse]

In this PR

• sessionConnection field on Customer

Use search field to filter based on topics Use dialogueIds field to filter based on team(s) Use scoreRange field to filter based on score

Example Query

query GetWorkspaceSessions(
    $id: ID,
    $filter: SessionConnectionFilterInput
) {
  customer(id: $id) {
    id
    sessionConnection(filter: $filter) {
            sessions {
                mainScore
                dialogue {
                    title
                }
                dialogueId
            }
            totalPages
            pageInfo {
                hasPrevPage
                hasNextPage
                nextPageOffset
                prevPageOffset
                pageIndex
            }
        }
         }
}

Example input

{
    "id": "cl56eysx02729t9oitxkexitj",
    "filter": {
        "offset": 0,
        "perPage": 10,
        "startDate": "27-06-2022",
        "endDate": "05-07-2022",
        "orderBy": { 
            "by": "createdAt", 
            "desc":true 
        },
        "search": "Management",
        "scoreRange": {
            "max": 50
        },
        "dialogueIds": [
            "cl56ez0ci16713t9oieyb160s0", "cl56eysz52795t9oilt0msmv9"
        ]
    }
}

[JMitnik]

Few notes:

• To prevent us from having to validate and format date-strings every time, I wrote a new scalar-type dateString. This accepts three formats: '"dd-MM-yyyy HH:mm", "dd-MM-yyyy" or ISO format. It can still be improved (throw error if it does not match), but I think this is a good start; if we use common fields like these, we should think in terms of custom scalars.
• From now on, I want us to write each graphql file now with the graphql extension (e.g. Issue.graphql.ts). Makes it easier to filter (also away from dashboard files)
• I am trying to minimize the amount of NexusGenField['blabla'] by putting exports of the types in the relevant XTypes file. So instead of NexusGenField['Session'], I have a file Session.types.ts (atm called SessionTypes), which exports export type Session = NexusGenField['Session']; this makes it cleaner and easier to potentially refactor/extend Nexus types.
• Service and adapter methods, I am trying to write them a little more explicit as to "who" can access them. Private methods are methods we don't expect outside classes to access (like buildFindWorkspaceSessionsQuery, this is purely internal to the SessionPrismaAdapter). Those private methods go to the bottom of the file. Public methods go to the top, and are the ones we expect to expose to other classes. So also, dependencies like prisma: PrismaClient should likely stay private.

A few more thigns would be good to have here:

• followUpAction
• withFollowUpAction in the filter

[Cold-A-Muse]

I added both followUpAction and withFollowUpAction @JMitnik