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I'm using Relay Modern (compat). I have a fragment that contains a field that has one argument, but I can't find a way of passing the variable value from the parent component: // MyFragmentComponent.jsx class MyFragmentComponent extends Component {...} const fragments = { employee: graphql` fragment MyFragmentComponent_employee on Employee { hoursWorked(includeOvertime: $includeOvertime) dob fullName id } `, } export default Relay.createFragmentContainer(MyFragmentComponent, fragments) It will end up saying $includeOvertime is not defined. The context where this component is being rendered

I have two Relay mutations that I'm nesting to first add an object then set its name. I believe what I'm passing to the second mutation is in fact data fetched by Relay, but it appears to disagree with me. The code in the React view is as follows: Relay.Store.update( new AddCampaignFeatureLabelMutation({ campaign: this.props.campaign }), { onSuccess: (data) => { Relay.Store.update( new FeatureLabelNameMutation({ featureLabel: data.addCampaignFeatureLabel.featureLabelEdge.node, name: this.addLabelInputField.value }) ); }, onFailure: () => {} } ); This does work, but gives me a warning: Warning:

Facebook does not mention authentication for their GraphQL library. Suppose I have a users table fetchable from GraphQL and I do not wish to disclose users information to anybody who demands it except the logged in user, at what level should I add the authentication layer ? At the schema level by mutating a "logged-in" state ? Or maybe by passing extra parameters to the graphql function that currently takes only query and schema ? It's possible to add auth header with token to your GraphQL queries. var token = localStorage.getItem('id_token'); Relay.injectNetworkLayer( new Relay

I have a GraphQL server running with a schema roughly like this: type Card { id: String! name: String } type Query { card(name: String!): Card cards(power: String): [Card] } Notice that I have a query on a single card, but also on multiple cards. When I use the GraphIQl UI and make a query like this "query {cards { name }}" I get back an array of cards, as expected. However, I have a RelayContainer that is making the same query, but the props that come back are just the first result, rather than an array of results. class MyApp extends React.Component { render() { return ( <div> <h1> Hello

I have a createObject mutation that returns the ID of the new object. After it returns I want to redirect to a detail page about the new object. How can I get response fields from a mutation in the containing component using react/relay? E.g. my createObject page contains the mutation with code like: var onFailure = (transaction) => { }; var onSuccess = () => { redirectTo('/thing/${newthing.id}'); // how can I get this ID? }; // To perform a mutation, pass an instance of one to `Relay.Store.update` Relay.Store.update(new AddThingMutation({ userId: this.props.userId, title: this.refs.title

A file upload seems like a mutation. It's often accompanied by other data. But it's a big binary blob, so I'm not sure how GraphQL can deal with it. How would you integrate file uploads into an app built with Relay? First you need to write the Relay update in your frontend component. Like this: onDrop: function(files) { files.forEach((file)=> { Relay.Store.commitUpdate( new AddImageMutation({ file, images: this.props.User, }), {onSuccess, onFailure} ); }); }, And then follow by implementing the mutation on the frontend: class AddImageMutation extends Relay.Mutation { static fragments = {