I was just curious if anyone had any ideas on how to enforce one field based on another. Let’s say I had: title = “Make money on dgraph” title-kebab = “make-money-on-dgraph” Is there anyway to enforce, or generate on the backend, that the title-kebab field is a correct version of the title fie…

docs PR: https://github.com/dgraph-io/dgraph-docs/pull/127 A resolver example using a graphql call and manually overriding the authHeader provided by the client: async function secretGraphQL({ parents, graphql }) { const ids = parents.map((p) => p.id); const secretResults = await graphql( `…

Enforce one field based on another - kebab-case example

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verneleem (Verneleem) February 14, 2021, 2:57am 2

This is tagged with Dgraph. Are you using GraphQL or DQL? With DQL, the answer is no, not on the database side. With GraphQL it is possible using a lambda field resolver

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Enforce one field based on another - kebab-case example

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