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@Field(type => String, { nullable: true })
userName(@Root() parent: User): Promise<string | null> {
return redis.get(usernamePrefix + parent._id)
}
@19majkel94 Thanks! that did it! I only get the TypeScript error:
'type' is declared but its value is never read.
Wilco
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_type => String
You should check your tsconfig.json
and find out what the flags like noUnusedParameters
do.
@19majkel94
Thank you!
Yes, I have noUnusedParameters
set to true
because it makes sense to me, not to include parameters that are not used. Isn't it? Would you recommend to turn it off?
Regards,
Wilco
Would you recommend to turn it off?
No, you just need to know what it checks, how it checks and how to suppress the error (using _).
Thanks for your great tutorial!
I have in my "User-entity" a field like the "name" field you create at about minute 2:30 of video 3, but I am returning a value from Redis. So it is actually returning a promise in stead of a string. It is working, but I get an TypeScript error saying:
Do you know how to properly return the Redis output? So, it is working, I am just wondering if there is a better way or how to get rid of the TypeSript Error.
Thanks and regards,
Wilco