typo? in `schemas.md#resolveas`

[HaveF]

Thanks for making this repo:+1: I'm trying to go through all the doc.

In schemas.md#resolveas

1. I did not get userId, maybe this should be User in Posts schema to correspond user in GraphQL schema?

   For example, you might have a userId(???User) property in your Posts schema, but want this property to resolve as a user object in your GraphQL schema (and in turn, in your client store). You can use resolveAs to accomplish this:

   resolveAs: 'user: User'

2. The User and user confused me...The below means If I do not use resolveAs, but use GraphQLSchema.addSchema, all User property in Posts schema will convert to User as GraphQL type. Do I understand correctly?

   Note that in this case the User GraphQL type is generated automatically out of the box since Users(???User) is created using createCollection, but you could also add it manually:

   const userSchema = `
   type User {
   _id: String
   email: String
   ...
   }
   `;
   
   GraphQLSchema.addSchema(userSchema);

[SachaG]

No, it's not a typo. Here's the userId property in the posts schema:

  userId: {
    type: String,
    optional: true,
    control: "select",
    viewableBy: ['guests'],
    insertableBy: ['members'],
    hidden: true,
    resolveAs: 'user: User',
  }

So posts have a userId property that's a string. If you add resolveAs: 'user: User', in addition to that userId, posts will also have a user property that resolves as an object of type User.

If instead I wrote resolveAs: 'foo: Bar', I would have a foo property of type Bar. I hope that answers your question :)

[HaveF]

Wow! what a fast reply! Totally get the idea! Thanks!

[HaveF]

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[SachaG]

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