Open LeoDupont opened 2 years ago
Is it possible to use MongoDB's positional operator in a generated updateOne/updateMany resolver?
updateOne
updateMany
For example, I would like to make an update like this (from Mongo's doc):
db.students.updateOne( { _id: 1, grades: 80 }, # Finding the 80 value in the grades array { $set: { "grades.$" : 82 } } # Replacing it by an 82 )
On my server, I've set the following generated update mutation:
// ... schemaComposer.Mutation.addFields({ studentUpdateOne: StudentTC.mongooseResolvers.updateOne(), }); // ...
On my client, I've tried the following query and some others but I can't get the $ to not generate syntax errors:
$
mutation { studentUpdateOne( filter: { # Filtering works OK _id: 1, grades: 80 }, record: { # Updating throws syntax errors grades: { $: 82 } # I also tried ` "grades.$": 82 ` and ` grades["$"]: 82 ` with no luck } ) { record { _id grades } } }
I am not yet very familiar with GraphQL syntax so I may be missing an easy fix. But is it at all possible? Thanks
Is it possible to use MongoDB's positional operator in a generated
updateOne
/updateMany
resolver?For example, I would like to make an update like this (from Mongo's doc):
On my server, I've set the following generated update mutation:
On my client, I've tried the following query and some others but I can't get the
$
to not generate syntax errors:I am not yet very familiar with GraphQL syntax so I may be missing an easy fix. But is it at all possible? Thanks