I am trying to get these two fields.
required_pull_request_reviews.users.login and
required_pull_request_reviews.teams.name
from the original REST API:
/repos/{owner}/{repo}/branches/{branch}/protection/required_pull_request_reviews
But in GraphQL I cannot seem to find where this information is.
I have next to no experience with GraphQL, so it is quite possible that I am missing something obvious.
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Yo hello,
pretty new into graphQl game, but I was wondering, is there way how to organize entities into tree schema similar to how swagger doing it? Using apollo server for UI/ debbuging of my graphQl.
Somehow turn this:
Into this:
Thanks for any help or suggestions...
Using it on nodejs/ typescript, grapql, graphql-modules, prisma... Dunno if it's important.
I dont think it is possible with current graphQL schema specification.
You can try using this instrument to convert grapqhQL to openApi schema, and then edit it to add grouping. It is hardly a good solution but might help, depending on your purpose.
I have used the brilliant JSONAware interface (with the method toJSONString) on jose4j so that I can add a complex JSON structure under a single claim - it generates just what I wanted the JWT to look like.
However now I'm trying to extract the same claim from the JWT, and there seems no built in way to reverse it. I was hoping for another interface (or a method on the same interface) with a method called fromJSONString or something that I could call with:
getClaimValue(String, JSONAwareImpl.class)
that then returned the class (my using the implementation of the method).
Any ideas on this? At the moment my only solution is to get the entire JWT in raw format and parse the entire thing to extract just my claim. It just seemed a little strange to be able to go one way and not back the other way, and wondered if I have just missed something?
Thanks.
I'm working on a simple search engine to let users filter professional profiles based on some criteria.
Let's say I'm looking for a profile able to speak two languages, italian(1) and spanish(2): a GET request could look like ...&languages=1,2&....
But, let's say I'm looking for a profile able to speak italian(1) very good(10) and spanish(2) quite good(9).
How to structure a GET request for this instance?
Easy as ...&languages[1]=10&languages[2]=9&...
I'm really new to node.js and I've been reading a lot of tutorials and documentation on node.js, mongoose, mongoDB, Express, etc and I feel I'm still not getting something.
I want to make a website where data is generated by querying mongoDB and then results are returned to browser where it is visualized in d3.js.
I currently have a graph in d3 as a separate JS file (jdriver.js) called in the head of my jade file. My jdriver.js file is very self-contained in that it generates all the buttons, filters, sliders, etc.). However I'm not sure how I could go about, say if I want to apply a filter -> query mongodb -> have mongodb return a JSON data file -> redraws with new data.
And then how to fit all of that within the framework provided by Express?
Would someone be as kind to either point me to some sources or help me out?
Thanks so much.
From using other frameworks I've gotten used to not building out and mapping forms to db objects manually. Since using node.js and mongoose. I'm looking for a form builder that allows the following:
automatically maps mongoose objects to form fields
handles both 'new' and 'update' use cases
allows class injection around form fields for styling
includes validation
allows one to add custom fields
Does anyone know of any such form builders for node.js, express, mongoose?
I haven't used it, or looked at it in depth, but https://github.com/oJshua/mongoose-forms looks like it may be of interest.
I know this is kind of old discussion but I just wanted to recommend checking out Formage (npm: formage)
https://github.com/Empeeric/formage
Setup is easy and straightforward. You can check it out in matter of minutes and hopefully this can help you.