AppSync/Amplify - how to define GraphQL subscriptions
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I am using Amplify to auto-generate queries, mutations and subscriptions. and I have this type:
type Message @model
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
content: String
How do I add authorID as a filter to subscriptions for new messages using Amplify generated schema?
graphql aws-appsync aws-amplify
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
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I am using Amplify to auto-generate queries, mutations and subscriptions. and I have this type:
type Message @model
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
content: String
How do I add authorID as a filter to subscriptions for new messages using Amplify generated schema?
graphql aws-appsync aws-amplify
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
C.Lee
2,14111631
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I am using Amplify to auto-generate queries, mutations and subscriptions. and I have this type:
type Message @model
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
content: String
How do I add authorID as a filter to subscriptions for new messages using Amplify generated schema?
graphql aws-appsync aws-amplify
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
C.Lee
2,14111631
I am using Amplify to auto-generate queries, mutations and subscriptions. and I have this type:
type Message @model
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
content: String
How do I add authorID as a filter to subscriptions for new messages using Amplify generated schema?
graphql aws-appsync aws-amplify
graphql aws-appsync aws-amplify
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
C.Lee
2,14111631
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
C.Lee
2,14111631
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
C.Lee
2,14111631
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
C.Lee
2,14111631
asked Nov 12 at 2:49
C.Lee
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2,14111631
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You may add your own subscription fields that are parameterized however you like.
Try this
# Add the authorId explicitly and turn off the generated subscriptions.
type Message @model(subscriptions: null)
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
authorId: String
content: String
type Subscription
onCreateMessage(authorId: String!): Message @aws_subscribe(mutations: "createMessage")
Subscribed clients only get messages with the authorId provided in the subscription query:
subscription SubscribeToNewMessages($id: String!)
onCreateMessage(authorId: $id)
id
authorId
content
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
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Thank you for the answer, it works well. I guess there is no way subscribe by directly using theidin theauthorfield, but instead, we'll have to add an extra param authorId?
– C.Lee
Nov 12 at 16:41
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You may add your own subscription fields that are parameterized however you like.
Try this
# Add the authorId explicitly and turn off the generated subscriptions.
type Message @model(subscriptions: null)
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
authorId: String
content: String
type Subscription
onCreateMessage(authorId: String!): Message @aws_subscribe(mutations: "createMessage")
Subscribed clients only get messages with the authorId provided in the subscription query:
subscription SubscribeToNewMessages($id: String!)
onCreateMessage(authorId: $id)
id
authorId
content
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
1,55176
Thank you for the answer, it works well. I guess there is no way subscribe by directly using theidin theauthorfield, but instead, we'll have to add an extra param authorId?
– C.Lee
Nov 12 at 16:41
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You may add your own subscription fields that are parameterized however you like.
Try this
# Add the authorId explicitly and turn off the generated subscriptions.
type Message @model(subscriptions: null)
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
authorId: String
content: String
type Subscription
onCreateMessage(authorId: String!): Message @aws_subscribe(mutations: "createMessage")
Subscribed clients only get messages with the authorId provided in the subscription query:
subscription SubscribeToNewMessages($id: String!)
onCreateMessage(authorId: $id)
id
authorId
content
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
1,55176
Thank you for the answer, it works well. I guess there is no way subscribe by directly using theidin theauthorfield, but instead, we'll have to add an extra param authorId?
– C.Lee
Nov 12 at 16:41
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
You may add your own subscription fields that are parameterized however you like.
Try this
# Add the authorId explicitly and turn off the generated subscriptions.
type Message @model(subscriptions: null)
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
authorId: String
content: String
type Subscription
onCreateMessage(authorId: String!): Message @aws_subscribe(mutations: "createMessage")
Subscribed clients only get messages with the authorId provided in the subscription query:
subscription SubscribeToNewMessages($id: String!)
onCreateMessage(authorId: $id)
id
authorId
content
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
1,55176
You may add your own subscription fields that are parameterized however you like.
Try this
# Add the authorId explicitly and turn off the generated subscriptions.
type Message @model(subscriptions: null)
id: ID!
author: User @connection(name: "UserMessages")
authorId: String
content: String
type Subscription
onCreateMessage(authorId: String!): Message @aws_subscribe(mutations: "createMessage")
Subscribed clients only get messages with the authorId provided in the subscription query:
subscription SubscribeToNewMessages($id: String!)
onCreateMessage(authorId: $id)
id
authorId
content
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
1,55176
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
1,55176
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
1,55176
answered Nov 12 at 7:36
mparis
1,55176
1,55176
Thank you for the answer, it works well. I guess there is no way subscribe by directly using theidin theauthorfield, but instead, we'll have to add an extra param authorId?
– C.Lee
Nov 12 at 16:41
add a comment |
Thank you for the answer, it works well. I guess there is no way subscribe by directly using theidin theauthorfield, but instead, we'll have to add an extra param authorId?
– C.Lee
Nov 12 at 16:41
Thank you for the answer, it works well. I guess there is no way subscribe by directly using the
id in the author field, but instead, we'll have to add an extra param authorId?– C.Lee
Nov 12 at 16:41
Thank you for the answer, it works well. I guess there is no way subscribe by directly using the
id in the author field, but instead, we'll have to add an extra param authorId?– C.Lee
Nov 12 at 16:41
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