Wakeboard Store App GraphQL Prisma Server

GraphQL, PostgreSQL, Docker, Prisma, Nexus, Apollo

⭐ Prisma as your data modeling tool
Prisma was used, see prisma folder here: https://github.com/skaduusch/graphql-postgres-docker/tree/master/prisma

⭐ Docker-based PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MongoDB as your data store
See below on how to set up the docker container

⭐ At least 3 Query resolvers to get data from your server
See queries here: https://github.com/skaduusch/graphql-postgres-docker/blob/master/src/query.js

⭐ At least 2 Mutation resolvers allowing users to create, update, or upsert an item. ⭐ At least 1 Mutation resolver allowing users to delete an item.
See mutations here: https://github.com/skaduusch/graphql-postgres-docker/blob/master/src/mutation.js

⭐ Your datastore will contain at least 25 items
Items populated/seeded from this json file: https://github.com/skaduusch/graphql-postgres-docker/blob/master/prisma/data/wake-products.json

⭐ Your app will be deployable locally using Docker and will have seed data entered into the datastore.

To deploy the server once downloading the code base and while Docker is running on your system, run the following npm scripts in order:

npm install
npm run launchDocker
npm run createDB
npm run generate
npm run seed

You can then launch the Prisma Studio (on port :4000) to view the information in the database with:

npm run dev

Or you can experiment with making queries in the Apollo server (on port :5000) by running:

npm start

See Query Samples

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Query Products:

query allProducts {
	Products {
		id
		name
		category
		description
		price
		imageUrl
	}
}

query singleProduct {
	Product(id: "ck8atgsrx0007kr7b3w3azya1") {
		id
		name
		category
		description
		price
		imageUrl
	}
}

query productCategory {
	Category(category: "Wakeboards") {
		id
		name
		category
		description
		price
		imageUrl
	}
}

Add a new product:

mutation addProduct {
	createProduct(
		name: "Hyperlite Riot Nova"
		category: "Wakeboards"
		description: "This is the Riot Nova, it's sick."
		price: 799
		imageUrl: "https://www.hyperlite.com/images/square.png"
	) {
		id
		name
		category
		description
		price
		imageUrl
	}
}

Update an existing product:

use the actual id string of the product you want to update

mutation updateProduct {
	updateProduct(
		id: "ck8ckndoo0000kb7bi8gdw2li"
		description: "This is teh best wakeboard in existence. Ever. Don't even argue."
	) {
		id
		name
		category
		description
		price
		imageUrl
	}
}

Delete an existing product:

use the actual id string of the product you want to delete

mutation deleteProduct {
	deleteOneProduct(where: { id: "ck8gw1hpu0000lr7biier71xy" }) {
		id
		name
		category
	}
}

⭐ All of your source code will be properly uploaded to GitHub
See here: https://github.com/skaduusch/graphql-postgres-docker

⭐ Your ReadMe file will accurately describe your server install and run process and how to use the APIs

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