WunderGraph - Architecture - WunderGraph explained in one sequence diagram

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WunderGraph - Architecture - WunderGraph explained in one sequence diagram

https://docs.wundergraph.com/docs/architecture/wundergraph-explained-in-one-sequence-diagram

[Aenimus]

Hi @stuehli,

Did you solve your issue?

[stuehli]

Sadly not, I used multiple resources, including gpt3. Apparently the filter variable cant be resolved but the query itself does not seem to be wrong. I am using the boiler plate code so its hard for me as a beginner to grasp every piece of the puzzle that needs to be set up correctly, but it strictly followed the steps inside the tutorial. Everything works fine without the filter method applied. I dont want to annoy any experienced devs with my beginner problems, i just hoped there was something obvious about the error I received. Any recommendations or ideas on why the error got thrown or where I could find a solution? I am going through the whole documentation so it might be clearer to me in a few days, but for now I feel a bit lost. Awesome piece of software tho, greeting from germany:)

[fiam]

@stuehli Do not be afraid to ask questions, we're happy to help. The operation in the example that you're using does require the $continent parameter, so if it's empty you'll get an error. However, there was a small error in the paragraph below the code block: Europe is not a valid value, you need to use the continent code instead e.g. curl -v 'http://localhost:9991/operations/Weather?continent=EU' will work. We've updated the example to fix this problem.

If you're still running into problems I would suggest joining our Discord, where the community can provide additional help.