Amazing 🤩

[oskarhane]

This is fantastic @danstarns!

I love this way of showing usages and needs of patterns and API:s.
Great resource for people trying out the alpha and for dev-rel to learn how to use it.

Not sure of you want my view on the new pieces of the API (and the typedefs), but here they come :)

1. Not sure about the @timestamps directive. Or to be more precise, I'm not sure about the implicit part where they add fields automatically. It's certainly convenient for the developer though, so I'm a bit torn.
2. @readonly on the password seems wrong in a real world app.
3. Not a big fan of canEdit and canDelete being root level fields on the Post, it would make more sense to have a PostPermissions type on a permissions field on the Post instead. But that might be hard to do?
4. The showcase of the OGM in signUp and signIn is great 👍
5. Great to see the visualization from Arrows.
6. You're doing crazy good work 🎄

[danstarns]

@oskarhane Hello & thank you for taking a look. Great to see your opinions :) 🎄

I completely agree with you on the implicitness of the @timestamps directive. It auto-populates properties createdAt & updatedAt. While being common properties, for library implementing timestamps, they still pose a barrier to entry. I quickly settled on the current implementation, completely open to discussion, as I deemed timestamps something necessary to showcase a 'real world like' application.

Good spot on the password @readonly I forgot to mention about the just added section to the README here

Your comments on canEdit and canDelete are really valuable because i tried to implement your suggestion;

type PostPermissions {
    canDelete: Boolean @cypher(statement: """
        RETURN false
    """)
}

type Movie {
    id: ID
    postPermissions: PostPermissions
}

Unforchunetly it dont work as intended just yet & neither does it in neo4j-graphql-js. Something we should implement in the near future. I feel it would work well with ignored directives because we may not want users creating PostPermissions nodes in the database.

type PostPermissions @ignored(resolvers: "*") {
    canDelete: Boolean @cypher(statement: """
        RETURN false
    """)
}

type Movie {
    id: ID
    postPermissions: PostPermissions
}