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Is canSee() in the spec? Looks useful, but I haven't seen it before (heh).
by phantom_package 11y ago
Is canSee() in the spec? Looks useful, but I haven't seen it before (heh).
- carsongross 11y agoGreat question! No, no it is not in the spec, as of February 15th, 2016: http://archive.is/quwUd http://archive.is/quwUd Update: I think Peter Hunt is talking about Facebook's internal server-side implementation of GraphQL. That's the only way his comments make any sense given what's publicly available.
- peterhunt 11y agoIt doesn't belong in the spec, it belongs in the implementation. But yes, the reference implementation (graphql-js) should probably be updated to demonstrate access control.
- carsongross 11y ago> I think you misunderstand what GraphQL is. > For each node type and edge type in the graph, you provide a required canSee() function which controls its visibility. > It doesn't belong in the spec _kek_ Am I on candid camera?