Mark is here to help with NEW gun version!

[amark]

Hey @brysgo ! Thanks for always being awesome.

So the new version of GUN (which took me 1+ year to rewrite, is CPU scheduled, handles 5K msg/sec between browsers, blah balh blah awesomeness) has no public facing API breaking changes.

So I'm hoping graphQL-gun works like a 🌟 .

Tho, ahem... cough... I did break some internal utility functions (now logging with annoying deprecated consoles) and made the adapter format faster/smaller for adapters to use. I'm not sure if you needed any of these, as it has been a while.

Willing to take a peek?

Big launch happening tomorrow morning!!!! :)

[brysgo]

@amark - sorry it took me months to get to this, is there anyone who is willing to take over and maintain this project?

[theaspirational]

Hey! @amark @brysgo

I've tested this project and gun's open.js/load.js and yes, I am getting a big bunch of deprecation warnings even with stack overflow exception

and I would like to fix them, ... but
I'm a Clojure[Script] developer, and I haven't run into much of a vanilla JS, so pls give me initial instructions how to figure out what the relevant replacements for the deprecated internal utility functions [obj.map; obj; list; ... etc]

P.S. I'm developing a kanban-ish hiring dapp
if you're curious d.tube video

[brysgo]

Hey @theaspirational - I'm happy to help with any questions related to this library. @amark can probably help you with more details on the depreciation

[theaspirational]

I found a little clue, I commented the DEP(t) warnings in the gun's most recent source and decided to try what would happen. At first I thought it was ok, because I got the result of my gql query, but after a while I caught stack overflow anyway.

I think this related to the graphqlGun call to the function Gun.obj.map because in the body of the function there is a call to some function t, most likely it is related to some timings.

I recorded the debugger where you can see the entire call stack.

clue.soe.mp4

[amark]

Ooh... GitHub doesn't email me? Ping me in my community chat or DM me on twitter/marknadal.

[scottburch]

@brysgo I am interested in graphql with Gun (my experience is with Apollo). I was going to write a library, but saw this one. I saw your note to take it over. If that still stands, I can let you know what I come up with. Features I did see that I would want to add (for anyone else reading this).

• Typescript
• Compatibility with users and permissions

[scottburch]

@brysgo Just in case someone sees this and can use it at all, I did a quick POC just in mocha. So, if you want me to take over the project, I would probably refactor it to be more in this style.

        const gun = Gun();
        return gun.get('users').get('first').get('name').put('scott').then().then(() =>
            gun.get('users').get('count').put(10).then()
        )
        .then(() => {
            const query = gql`
                {
                    users {
                        first {
                            name
                        }
                        count
                    }
                }
            `;

            let result = Promise.resolve({});

            const resolver = (
                fieldName: string,
                root: any,
                args: any,
                context: any,
                info: ExecInfo,
            ) => {
                if (info.isLeaf) {
                    result = result.then(obj =>
                        gun.path(root.path).get(fieldName).then().then((value: any) =>
                            set(obj, `${root.path}.${fieldName}`, value)
                        )
                    )
                } else {
                    return {
                        gun,
                        path: root.path ? `${root.path}.${fieldName}` : fieldName
                    }
                }
            };

            graphql(
                resolver,
                query,
                {gun, path: ''}
            );

            return result;
        })
        .then(results => {
            expect(results).to.deep.equal({ users: { first: { name: 'scott' }, count: 10 } })
        })

    });```

[brysgo]

@scottburch thanks for volunteering, let me take a look. In the mean time is it too much to ask for a resume or linkedin? Lets try and set up a zoom

[scottburch]

For anyone looking to use graphql with gun I have just published a library at https://www.npmjs.com/package/@scottburch/graphql-gun using similar syntax to this one.

I am talking with @brysgo about pointing this one over.