Search into related nodes

[prisma]

Search into related nodes

[emolr]

I needed this as well to show posts related to tags, so i created this (rather ugly but working) temporary solution in angular 2.
https://gist.github.com/emolr/f2eaf46612ca7bbb47b6a814180da719

It does the job for now, but it is pretty slow compared to a single request, but it works, so I'll spend the extra time on a good loading animation. It might help someone needing the same functionality until it's implemented

My temporary approach have some limitations though.
When i began implementing search i found that i can't both have my search filter: {id_in: ['1', '2']}
while using my tag posts lookup ids as they work on the same filter argument.

So dream scenario would be something like filter: {AND: [id_in: ['1','2'], tagId_in: ['73', '23']]}
I would then expect it to return only the posts which has related tags with id 73 & 23 and id 1 og 2, and if both post 1 and 2 has tags 73 and 23 the query would return both posts

[schickling]

Very good point. This is already WIP. 🎉

[philcockfield]

I'd really like this too - and is core to the kind of structure I'm wishing to manage within GraphQL. Here's some details my use-case…

I am representing a deep tree structure, with each node called say "Item" that has a collection of child Item's and a single parent Item.

I'd like to be able query for:

• any item with a parent ID of x.
• any item with a parent ID of undefined.
• return the item with the children items including a specified depth of grand-children into the tree.

Thanks!

[sedubois]

Ahh that was nasty, those two missing braces 😄 thanks @marktani!

[sedubois]

Meanwhile @philcockfield you might be able to filter client-side: https://github.com/RelateNow/relate/blob/9dc89b460410b878bc2574af6043f79f86a1f5b3/containers/Users.js#L16

[marktani]

{
  allUsers(filter: {
    OR: [{
     retreats_some: {
        id_not: "dummy"
      }
    }, {
      tracks_some: {
        id_not: "dummy"
      }
    }]
  }) {
    givenName
  }
}

You need to pass the different conditions as elements of the list argument OR.

[philcockfield]

Hey guys - any clue as to whether this is something that might be implemented in the near-ish future? I need to make a decision somewhat soon as to whether to use Graph.cool, and this is a blocker for me.

Thanks!

[schickling]

Hey @philcockfield! We're already working on this feature. We're expecting to release this in January. Hope that works for you?

[philcockfield]

That's awesome @schickling. I really want to stick with graphcool.
What is the query parameters going to look like. Can you post your current API design/intentions? Even if they my change 😃

[philcockfield]

@sedubois - thanks for that stop-gap for filtering on the client. To be clear, that's pulling the entire data-set, then just running filters client side right?

That will certainly let me proceed with GraphCool for everything else, then refactor this when this feature is complete (in Jan)

[sedubois]

@philcockfield yes, should work while you don't have too much data.

[sorenbs]

We are starting the implementation of this feature this week.

Feedback is highly appreciated at https://gist.github.com/sorenbs/dec072b8b4df0ab6cbd441861a53eaf9

[schickling]

This is now possible using both the Simple and the Relay API. 🎉

You can read more about this feature here: https://www.graph.cool/docs/reference/simple-api/filtering-by-field-xookaexai0#relation-filters

[sedubois]

Thanks @schickling for that documentation!

Let's say I have a User model and a Track model, with a one-to-many tracks relationship. How would I query all users which have at least one track?

[sedubois]

This works but is a bit smelly:

{
  allUsers(filter: {
    tracks_some: {
      id_not: "dummy"
    }
  }) {
    givenName
  }
}

[marktani]

Something like that is the way to go. A different solution:

{
  allUsers(filter: {
    tracks_some: {
      # query all that have been created in the past (2017-02-06-16:13:39 is now)
      createdAt_lt: "2017-02-06-16:13:39"
    }
  }) {
    givenName
  }
}

[sedubois]

OK. Now I actually have a second relation retreats with model Retreat. How do I select all users who have at least one track or at least one retreat? This gives an empty list:

{
  allUsers(filter: {
    OR: [{
      retreats_some: {
        id_not: "dummy"
      }
      tracks_some: {
        id_not: "dummy"
      }
    }]
  }) {
    givenName
  }
}