Questions tagged [mercurius]
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How to enable Redis cache and Loaders using Nest and Mercurius
I'm using Nest and Mercurius to create a GraphQL API. So far I was able to create queries and resolvers, but now I want to enable Loaders and Cache to improve performance. The documentation is not clear on Nest on how to do that with GraphQL. On the…
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Another way of merging graphql resolvers
In many tutorials that I have read, the most common way of using graphql resolvers is like below.
export const rootResolvers: IResolvers = {
Query: {
getUserById: async (root, { id }, context, info) => {
return await…
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File Upload on apollo gateway
I have two graphql subgraphs server a and server b. Each running fastify and mercurius and using grapqql-upload to handle files. I also have an apollo gateway connected to both servers and working well for queries and mutations. However when using…
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Mercurius-codegen error Cannot find name '_Service
I am implementing a graphql api subgraph using Mercuriusjs, @mercurius/federation and typescript by following their doc. But always getting error
Here are some parts of my code.
server.ts
const app = Fastify();
const PORT = 4001;
const…
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Why does useGenericAuth not change the context as expected?
Cutting straight to the case: backend project using typescript and graphql.
We have a package /graphql_gateway where all requests are sent to. This gateway uses graphQL mesh to stitch the schemas of our Supabase and our server which is located in…
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TypeScript : conflicting target/module compilerOptions in tsconfig.json
I've recently started to write a little graphql server on node.js based on fastify and mercurius. But being forced to learn many new stuff at the same time, I chose to start in javascript rather than typescript in order to avoid having to learn one…
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In Typescript how to properly declare a Mercurius resolver?
I have a custom context as defined below, which I am passing to Mercurius.
export interface Context {
prisma: PrismaClient
}
const prisma = new PrismaClient()
export const context: Context = {
prisma: prisma,
}
My Mercurius definition is as…
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