Use the GraphQL API for lists.<list>.count

[timleslie]

This makes the .count() method consistent with the rest of the API, which execute GraphQL queries via context.graphql.run to get their results.

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[emmatown]

Don't conditionally add the variables to the graphql query, if the variable values are null or undefined, graphql will handle it

[timleslie]

Don't conditionally add the variables to the graphql query, if the variable values are null or undefined, graphql will handle it

See, that's what I thought, but in practice it barfed out, so I had to add this big pile of conditionals :-(

[emmatown]

What was the error?

[timleslie]

It complained about not being able to pass undefined to a field of type Int!. I'll see if I can recreate it.

[emmatown]

You should make the type in the variable Int, not Int! then

[timleslie]

  console.log
    {
      query: 'query ($first: Int!, $skip: Int!, $where: UserWhereInput) { _allUsersMeta(first: $first, skip: $skip, where: $where) { count }  }',
      variables: { first: undefined, skip: undefined, where: undefined }
    }

    GraphQLError: Variable "$first" got invalid value undefined; Expected non-nullable type "Int!" not to be null.

[timleslie]

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