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Realm GraphQL returning “null” when using a GraphQL alias
The issue I am having is with GraphQL aliases. Currently I can run the following query with this result:
Query:
query {
event {
action
}
}
Result:{
"data": {
"event": {
"action": "create"
}
}
}
Although when I try to use an alias for one of the “action” field, it gives me a null value:
Query:query {
event {
something: action
}
}
Response:{
"data": {
"event": {
"something": null
}
}
}
Is GraphQL aliasing not available for the Realm GraphQL API, or am I doing something wrong on my end?6 votes -
Would be great to have distinct as GraphQL operator
Currently GraphQL operator does not have distinct
https://www.mongodb.com/docs/atlas/app-services/graphql/types-and-resolvers/#input-types
Would be good to have this for improved performance. Currently we return all documents, and UI will perform the distinct operation which can be a problem if there are many documents in the collection.1 vote -
Native Codable Support for BSON Document
Supporting the codable protocol would clear out a lot of pain points in the swift sdk. I understand realm objects are classes not structs but implementing some kind of native conversion to Realm Objects would massively widen the set of use cases. Converting BSON docs from Remote access and GraphQL Queries to Realm objects is messy and lack any documentation. Having some kind of codable support would allow search functions and advanced MongoDB queries on a database with millions of objects without worrying about the sync infrastructure. It might not seem pertinent if you consider utility apps but if we…
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