How can I verify with the DB certain fields while using GraphQL?
I'm currently doing some research on how to implement GraphQL in my current project. There's something that concerns me... How do I verify with the database that the information that is being passed it's actually from that user? Both queries and mutations are grabbed from a single endpoint, which then the client is in charge of performing reads and writes to the DB respectively.
While I see how to validate by type (string, id, number, etc...) I don't see a hook or a moment in which I can verify that the possible Ids which are passed are in fact from the current user. E.g:
query {
hero {
name
}
droid(id: "2000") {
name
}
}
How can I check with the db, that the current id, 2000, belongs to the current user?
I'm currently using .NET Core MVC 2 (If that helps).
I would have done something like this using Entity Framework:
_database.Droids.Where(x => x.UserId == userId && x.id == id).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
If that Id doesn't correspond to that user, it would return an empty object. Same goes for an insert operation (Mutation in GraphQL).
Is there a hook in which I can verify the data? How would I do it?
Thanks!
I don't mind if there's an example in NodeJS or C#
javascript c# asp.net-core graphql graphql-js
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
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I'm currently doing some research on how to implement GraphQL in my current project. There's something that concerns me... How do I verify with the database that the information that is being passed it's actually from that user? Both queries and mutations are grabbed from a single endpoint, which then the client is in charge of performing reads and writes to the DB respectively.
While I see how to validate by type (string, id, number, etc...) I don't see a hook or a moment in which I can verify that the possible Ids which are passed are in fact from the current user. E.g:
query {
hero {
name
}
droid(id: "2000") {
name
}
}
How can I check with the db, that the current id, 2000, belongs to the current user?
I'm currently using .NET Core MVC 2 (If that helps).
I would have done something like this using Entity Framework:
_database.Droids.Where(x => x.UserId == userId && x.id == id).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
If that Id doesn't correspond to that user, it would return an empty object. Same goes for an insert operation (Mutation in GraphQL).
Is there a hook in which I can verify the data? How would I do it?
Thanks!
I don't mind if there's an example in NodeJS or C#
javascript c# asp.net-core graphql graphql-js
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
3,73142545
add a comment |
I'm currently doing some research on how to implement GraphQL in my current project. There's something that concerns me... How do I verify with the database that the information that is being passed it's actually from that user? Both queries and mutations are grabbed from a single endpoint, which then the client is in charge of performing reads and writes to the DB respectively.
While I see how to validate by type (string, id, number, etc...) I don't see a hook or a moment in which I can verify that the possible Ids which are passed are in fact from the current user. E.g:
query {
hero {
name
}
droid(id: "2000") {
name
}
}
How can I check with the db, that the current id, 2000, belongs to the current user?
I'm currently using .NET Core MVC 2 (If that helps).
I would have done something like this using Entity Framework:
_database.Droids.Where(x => x.UserId == userId && x.id == id).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
If that Id doesn't correspond to that user, it would return an empty object. Same goes for an insert operation (Mutation in GraphQL).
Is there a hook in which I can verify the data? How would I do it?
Thanks!
I don't mind if there's an example in NodeJS or C#
javascript c# asp.net-core graphql graphql-js
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
3,73142545
I'm currently doing some research on how to implement GraphQL in my current project. There's something that concerns me... How do I verify with the database that the information that is being passed it's actually from that user? Both queries and mutations are grabbed from a single endpoint, which then the client is in charge of performing reads and writes to the DB respectively.
While I see how to validate by type (string, id, number, etc...) I don't see a hook or a moment in which I can verify that the possible Ids which are passed are in fact from the current user. E.g:
query {
hero {
name
}
droid(id: "2000") {
name
}
}
How can I check with the db, that the current id, 2000, belongs to the current user?
I'm currently using .NET Core MVC 2 (If that helps).
I would have done something like this using Entity Framework:
_database.Droids.Where(x => x.UserId == userId && x.id == id).FirstOrDefaultAsync();
If that Id doesn't correspond to that user, it would return an empty object. Same goes for an insert operation (Mutation in GraphQL).
Is there a hook in which I can verify the data? How would I do it?
Thanks!
I don't mind if there's an example in NodeJS or C#
javascript c# asp.net-core graphql graphql-js
javascript c# asp.net-core graphql graphql-js
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
3,73142545
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
3,73142545
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
3,73142545
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
3,73142545
asked Nov 26 '18 at 12:20
Jose AJose A
3,73142545
3,73142545
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