Open drksbr opened 1 year ago
Hey guys.
It must be silly, but I'm not managing to evolve in this issue of ID fields.
Example:
# schema.graphql type Mutation { createISP(isp: NewISP!): ISP! } type ISP { ID: ID! Name: String! Location: String! Devices: [Devices] } input NewISP { Name: String! Location: String! }
// isp.resolver.go type ISP struct { IDField graphql.ID NameField string LocationField string DevicesField *[]*Device } func (i *ISP) ID() graphql.ID { return i.IDField } func (i *ISP) Name() string { return i.NameField } func (i *ISP) Location() string { return i.LocationField } func (r *Resolver) GetISPs() []*ISP { var results []*ISP cursor, err := DB.Find(context.Background(), bson.M{}) if err != nil { return nil } if err := cursor.All(context.Background(), &results); err != nil { return nil } return results } type NewISP struct { Name string Location string } func (r *Resolver) CreateISP(args *struct{ Isp NewISP }) *ISP { // create new ispId := randomID() // Here I make a fake ID for testing because I couldn't use the id of the mongo object. isp := &ISP{ IDField: graphql.ID(ispId), NameField: args.Isp.Name, LocationField: args.Isp.Location, } DB.InsertOne(ctx, isp) return isp }
Can you help me with this issue?
Hey guys.
It must be silly, but I'm not managing to evolve in this issue of ID fields.
Example:
Can you help me with this issue?