I other post I was using a private and public schema to return 401 http status. But I found a better solution to change the response http status from the server.
I just created a package that work with validatorJS and Typescript decorators to validate your classes.
(you can read a better solution here)
The GraphQL Spec that defines how errors should be handled. That means Apollo Server cannot send 401 server error, each request sent http status 200. Even if you have an authenticate issue, it will return a JSON with http status 200. My plan to handle it is to create two shemas, one private and one public.
In this post I want to show you how to handle server errors like 404, 500, 403, etc. Also "Network Connection error" and validation errors u others.
In my previous post I published how to authenticate with Laravel + GraphQL. The current post is to know how run a private query using GraphiQL.
In my previous post I published a basic example with Laravel + GraphQL. The current post is to create the login query.
In this post I'm going to set up the environment to test the queries and mutations, and test the langs query. It's the same query created in the previous post Basic example Laravel + GraphQL.
Laravel GraphQL is a implementation of GraphQL with PHP for Laravel. Very easy to install and use. So the plan in this post is to create langs query and see it in Graphiql.
I created a different template for React with React Router 4. The idea is:
