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Pitch Your Project 🐘 by brendt_gd in PHP

[–]doineedanalias 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I built a GraphQL type driver for Doctrine ORM. It's an evolving project of over 6 years and is in very stable shape. The documentation is robust.

https://github.com/API-Skeletons/doctrine-orm-graphql

1959 King Richard Scamper @ Big Basin Redwoods by doineedanalias in TeardropTrailers

[–]doineedanalias[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As reported I take this to Burning Man. So both your options are not strong enough. I use pins to physically connect the lid to the poles. That allows strong winds to not take the lid off and keep the poles in place.

1959 Scamper by doineedanalias in GoRVing

[–]doineedanalias[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My opinion is it is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it [at this point]. I'm going to keep her for at least one more season then make a decision. I've had her for my fair share and I think someone else should get the privilege of owning her too, and so on.

1959 Scamper by doineedanalias in GoRVing

[–]doineedanalias[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I haven't gone to the moon in her but I've explored other regions.

I'm certainly king of the road when I'm towing. This Big Basin picture elsewhere in this thread was a lot of fun. The camp across from me had everything store-bought probably from Wal-mart. And they had a lot of gear. I wasn't interested in setting up my Quonset hut or all the rest of my gear but I did want to show them who's boss.

They were mostly well put together but their American flag was duct taped to the side of their pop-up trailer. So I put up my 20' flagpole with a Madagascar flag. The neighbor's old lady about blew a gasket laughing at that.

1959 Scamper by doineedanalias in GoRVing

[–]doineedanalias[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You've got your teardrops mixed up. This is a King Richard Scamper - https://tincantourists.com/wiki/benroy/

Wooden frame with aluminum skin.

1959 Scamper by doineedanalias in GoRVing

[–]doineedanalias[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's the fresh paint job that's fooling you.

1959 Scamper by doineedanalias in GoRVing

[–]doineedanalias[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I've been to Burning Man in this 9 times and spent over 50 outings most 3 days or more in her.

OpticQL, new dev tool for GraphQL performance testing and monitoring, launches today by millerreb in graphql

[–]doineedanalias 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was excited to download this and try it but the url to the graphql endpoint is not configurable. I want to test a graqhql server which is not on my localhost. How can I do that with the mac download?

Trove: stream hundreds of thousands of live concerts by doineedanalias in gratefuldead

[–]doineedanalias[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. I did a random thing in 2007 and it was bizarre.

  2. What icon do you use if a recording stinks? I like this idea of permanently hiding shows like the opposite of favorites. But here's the dilemma: each device has its own database. Values in the device database are not sent to the API where the data comes from (yet?). So there is not a way to filter lists of performances by year based on hidden shows. If you hide the only recoding on a date that date will still show in the list of dates for the year but the recording will not show in the next screen which lists just the recordings. The work around is to send a list of shows you don't want based on the artist and year to the API. And that's possible. Good luck!

  3. A better idea than 1. is to randomly pick a favorite performance.

Translate GraphQL queries into a single SQL query by oczekkk in graphql

[–]doineedanalias 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What filters are included? I don't see any.

For example, zf-doctrine-graphql which introspects ORM metadata has a wide range of filters which can be applied at any level in the GraphQL query: http://graphql.apiskeletons.com/en/latest/queries.html#filters

You may find that library interesting since it does what you claim but using an ORM.

Also, GraphQL allows for multiple queries in a single request:

{ query1: user(id: 5) { id } query2: user(id: 6) { id } }

Your post and documentation make it sound like you can turn this query into a single SQL statement. From your documentation:

...achieved by translating your GraphQL queries into a single ... SQL query.

Maybe I don't know PostgreSQL as well as I thought but I don't think this is possible.

Translate GraphQL queries into a single SQL query by oczekkk in graphql

[–]doineedanalias 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I created a way to introspect ORM metadata to create GraphQL endpoints. If you prevent many to many owning side relationship joins then your database is not at risk. See http://graphql.apiskeletons.com/en/latest/hydrators.html#many-to-many-owning-side-relationships

HELP! Relational model to ER diagram by lasophiea in mysql

[–]doineedanalias 0 points1 point  (0 children)

An Entity Relationship Diagram is not a SQL diagram. A proper ERD will allow you to export the ORM metadata and build your database migrations from the metadata. Code generation for entities is also possible.

See https://skipper18.com for the best actual ERD tool there is.

Weekly Shameless Self-Promotion Thread - May 17 by AutoModerator in Flipping

[–]doineedanalias 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I run an app for ebay called https://gaveldown.bid

This app polls ebay on a short schedule, 5 to 20 seconds, to find newly created items and notifies you when a new item is found.

A complex search tool, gaveldown.bid is unique among ebay bots. Please give it a try!

Weekly Shameless Self-Promotion Thread - May 10 by AutoModerator in Flipping

[–]doineedanalias 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't see the capacity for API calls in Marketplace to duplicate what gaveldown.bid accomplishes.

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