Parse error using field with argument about graphql-ruby HOT 5 CLOSED

I think it's a quotation-mark issue! Sorry the error isn't too helpful. From the spec:

Strings are sequences of characters wrapped in double‐quotes (").

This works ok for me:

GraphQL.parse(%|{ some_model(id: 1) { id, greeting(name: "John") } }|)
# => #<GraphQL::Language::Nodes::Document:0x007fcae3881840

Again, sorry about the error. They just bubble up from Parslet and I don't want to spend a lot of time on them because I really just want to use libgraphqlparser for parsing instead!

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@rmosolgo Many thanks, that also works for me - I still need to study the spec more closely.

One other thing I noticed is that default values for arguments seem to not be implemented. I will have a go at a fix for this unless you happen to be working on that already.

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Oh, really?! I thought it was in tip-top shape on the latest version (0.10.1), but certainly if something is missing there, please report it or open a PR!

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Sure, I'll look into that some more, I think its just the validator.

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Default values are working fine, I needed to remove the '!' from that args type to allow null.

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