Quick Start

$ docker compose up --build
$ open http://localhost:5137/

This will start a Golang GraphQL server that is running at http://localhost:8080/query and it will also start Vite in development mode. You can access the website that it generates at http://localhost:5137. Hot reloading should work just fine.

What's the Problem

The issue this repository demonstrates is how to use pagination in combination with useLazyQuery. If you load the page, just click "next" and observe the network requests. You'll see that it makes a network request that returns new edges, but the app does not update.

Here are the steps to reproduce the issue:

1. docker compose up --build
2. open http://localhost:5137/
3. Open network tab in browser
4. Click "next"

The POST request returns the following two edges:

• { node: "bus station", cursor: "bus station", __typename: "FooEdge" }
• { node: "bus terminal", cursor: "bus terminal", __typename: "FooEdge" }

The app does not update though and still shows the first two edges.

Requirements

When the app loads, "bus" is already entered into the input field.

When a user now clicks "next", the list should show the following, two results:

• bus station
• bus terminal

When a user clicks "next" again, the list should show the following result:

• bus tires

Solution

By adding ["query"] to the list of keyArgs Apollo now correctly updates the cache. Furthermore, make sure to return incoming and not incoming.edges from the merge function.