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VistasHow to map a list in a graphql mutation query
What the list object looks like
What the Retool table looks like
I am creating a Retool dashboard and allowing a user to edit rows of an organization table and once the user makes changes I would like to update the database with a Graphql mutation query.
I am trying to map this array (2 rows were edited in this case) in a mutation query to update my database for these two organizations only.
So far I have tried something like this but I keep on getting an error that this is not a valid Graphql query.
mutation edit_org_details {
{{
orgs_table.recordUpdates.map(updates => (`\n
update_orgs_by_pk(\n
_set: {\n
name: "${updates.name}",\n
legal_entity_name: "${updates.legal_entity_name}",\n
industry: "${updates.industry}",\n
country: "${updates.country}",\n
status: "${updates.status}" \n
},\n
pk_columns: {\n
id: "${updates.id}"\n
} { \n
name \n
})\n`)
)
}}
}
The update_orgs_by_pk query is fine as it works on hasura when I tried using info to mutate one organization, but I can't seem to figure out how to map a list and do multiple mutations.
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Actually, what you are looking for is Retool - MongoDB bulkWrite query, I am using this approach to update edited records from table component.
My handler, (bulkUpdateHandler)
if (myTable?.recordUpdates.length == 0) return;
let records = myTable?.recordUpdates?.map((r) => ({
updateOne: {
"filter": {
"_id": {
$oid: r._id
}
},
"update": {
$set: {
"name": r.name,
"year": r.year,
"month": r.month,
"day": r.day
}
}
}
}));
return records;
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