sangria-graphql

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Hi, Position: Node JS + Graph QL Developer Location: Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Duration: 6+ months Job

Hey All, I'm trying a sangria example out, where i'm expecting my query to take both list of

I am stuck with a Similar issue. Trying to get a derived input object from a case class. val

First of all thanks Sangria for making it easier to get into graphql, it has helped a lot. I have

In general, it should be possible to distinguish between null and undefined, even for input object

I also would like to mention that this kind of routing has some implication. For example, the query

I see, it's about the output fields, thanks for the clarification. I afraid that this behavior is

Hi, No unfortunately at the moment GraphQL does not support `Map` types. You might find this

I see. Sometimes more advanced IDE code analysis features show false positives, like type-aware

No, scala 2.10 is not supported. Sangria started with 2.11 and now cross-compiled for 2.11 and 2.12.

The `Node` trait is more of a convenience for some of the use-cases. The library code depends on `

Hi, team. I have a field with a resolver for future type and custom exception handler. In fact, this

Update: Ended up, creating a BaseSchema and BaseRepo for implementations; not much of a modular

Thanks! Now fixed that by using: Executor.execute(SchemaDefinition.schema, queryAst, new UserRepo(ws)

Hi, I am facing a situation when dealing with Union Types. I have a polymorphic model when one of the

Hi! I`m currently facing a known problem, at least for me :)! I need to find a way to use polymorphic

I added: implicit val departmentJF: RootJsonFormat[Department] = jsonFormat1(Department) implicit val

How are you building your schema in the 1st place? If you are traversing some form of classes or

cWe do this: DeferredValue(meritFetcher.deferOpt(c.value.meritId)).map({ case Some(merit) => merit

Thanks for kind your words and creating the issue! I would be easier to track the progress on the

Hi Peter Thanks for pointing this out! Definitely, I think I need to take some time and add some

Ah, I had seen the macro usage a long time ago but hadn't used them since everything I'm

Hi Oleg, Thanks for your quick response. Page on the API I'm integrating with means the page

I think there are several things involved here: JSON serializer/deserializer is just a function `JSON

This sounds like a good plan to me. Fetchers were designed with very specific use-cases in mind,

In GraphQL, there are circumstances where you may have a large number of derived classes and you want

So answering one of my own questions: It doesn't appear you can have a different context at

Passing my version of the Schema into the Executor I ran into a type mismatch: found : models.

This has gotten me pretty far but I'm now starting on mapping the Schema instance to the concrete