Have mercy on me for I am a newbie.

I've been studying Go over the last few days and grokked the language tour etc. I wanted to know, out of curiosity, why you don't pass mux straight into ListenAndServe? I haven't found anything discussing this on google so far. My assumption is that you wanted fine grain control over the configuration of the server?

Thanks,

James.

Hi @tonyghita,

Thank you for your great work! I wonder if you could clarify or need a hand to update README for how to get this example up and running, as I am trying to do it right now. However, there is some issue during the compilation that I might need your help

Build System : Ubuntu 18.04 (Linux x86_64)
What I have done:

• Cloned this repo.
• Installed dependencies (dep, go-bindata) under /home/$USER/go.
• Add the parent dir example of this repo to GOPATH:

# cd example
# export GOPATH=$GOPATH:$(pwd)
example
└── src
    └── graphql-go-example

Issue:

• When I ran make server, it throws me this error:

dat@laptop:~/Documents/example/src/graphql-go-example$ make server

▶ Fetching github.com/golang/dep...
go get github.com/golang/dep/cmd/dep
▶ Ensuring vendored dependencies are up-to-date...
dep ensure
▶ Embedding schema files into binary...
go generate ./schema
▶ Starting development server...
go run server.go
# graphql-go-example/vendor/github.com/tonyghita/graphql-go-example/schema
vendor/github.com/tonyghita/graphql-go-example/schema/schema.go:21:23: undefined: AssetNames
vendor/github.com/tonyghita/graphql-go-example/schema/schema.go:22:8: undefined: MustAsset
Makefile:18: recipe for target 'server' failed
make: *** [server] Error 2

I am not sure how to deal with this as I am fairly new to both Golang and GraphQL. Any pointer would be greatly appreciated!

Regards,
Dat

I have used the pattern in the schema folder, where I break the graphql files and use the go-generate library to create assets prior to build. However even without changing the bindata.go file it seems that the assets are most probably not generated correctly, since I get the following error:

"Cannot query field \"findUser\" on type \"Query\"." (where "findUser" a query)

When this happens I have to regenerate the file, but even then it doesn't always work. Is there another alternative to go-generate?

Hey,

This has been puzzling me. Could you please complete this todo ?

Thanks!

Hey @tonyghita, I'm trying to digest GoLang (with GraphQL), but the one part of this example I'm having a hard time with, is the flow of the loader.

I have a small pet-project running (innefficiently) using neelance's go-graphql library, but have yet to integrate dataloader (albeit, I know it's very necessary). Can you point me in the direction of a good tutorial, to help me get my head wrapped around how the loader works; specifically with the architecture you have in place?

My questions mostly surround how the interactions between the resolver layer and the loaders work. I see that the loaders are stored in the context, as a request-wide cache, but I guess I'm not seeing where the actual data-layer access is happening? Does that happen in each of the batch functions? I'm new to both the GraphQL environment and GoLang, so I do apologize for something that is a fairly basic question.

Thanks again for this example, seems like a well structured example to help get people started.

I am having trouble getting it to build though, perhaps it is my inexperience with go generate or dep, but here is the errors I get even after I attempted to use go generate.

go build output

# github.com/me/graphql-go-example/vendor/github.com/tonyghita/graphql-go-example/schema
vendor/github.com/tonyghita/graphql-go-example/schema/schema.go:21: undefined: AssetNames
vendor/github.com/tonyghita/graphql-go-example/schema/schema.go:22: undefined: MustAsset
# github.com/me/graphql-go-example/vendor/github.com/nicksrandall/dataloader
vendor/github.com/nicksrandall/dataloader/inMemoryCache.go:51: not enough arguments in call to c.Get
	have (interface {})
	want ("context".Context, interface {})

Thanks for your help.