hi guys, i am new about learning graphql (a week) and i just confused about query typing
why we should create edge and node in query? and what it does mean?
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Top comments (5)
Apa kabar, Bimo!
The Node interface means that your types will be forced to have an id field.
There is a nice example here: atheros.ai/blog/graphql-interfaces...
If your types will have a Node interface, it will be much easier to query them by id.
Another advantage of Node is Connection which lets you put extra fields on itself and on the edges of the node. Example: docs.graphene-python.org/en/latest...
yup, and i just found an article that implement graphQl and vue.js
and now, i knew that works. thanks for information 😆 i thought this (graphQl) very very very fuuuunnnnnn
AFAIK, Edges and Nodes are used by Relay client (React - relay.dev/). Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong.
ahh i see. is it okay even doesn't use relay in server? i don't know what relay used for :")
The Node interface is enforced only by Relay.js, everywhere else it's optional. You don't have to use it, but if you're building an app that will grow in the future, Node might make it easier to scale.
If this is your first app and it does not have a complex schema, you can skip nodes and edges.