- it wasn't really making sense to have one query for all users/posts,
future hashtags, because we change the first/offset when the user
paginates, which would unneccesarily refetch all other resources.
- the solution was to separate them into their own queries and only
refetch when the user wants to paginate the resources.
* refactor(graphql): Introduce image type
* Undo changes to .travis.yml
* chore: Upgrade travis to node LTS
- URL is available since v10
* chore: use lts
Co-authored-by: mattwr18 <mattwr18@gmail.com>
- We want to publish when a notification occurs for a specific user, not
have the client poll the backend for ever user every minute.
- Co-authored-by: @Tirokk <wolle.huss@pjannto.com>
* Implement cypress tests
- Start implementation of cypress tests for pinned posts
* Test that Admin can pin a post
- Tests the process of an admin pinning a post
* Resolve failing tests
- Fix ordering of posts immediately after pinning posts by reloading page
- Check that tests are pinned posts are displayed first for role user
* Refactor to seperate the initialization
- Of the post data created in the database during setup
* Fix toaster test
* test(cypress): Add missing parts for pin feature
* docs(cucumber): Link to admin 🥒 folder
* Follow @mattwr18's suggestions
* test(backend): Order pinned posts like frontend
@mattwr18 I think this was a false negative.
Co-authored-by: Robert Schäfer <git@roschaefer.de>
- As blocking is now reciprocal, we do not need another query, we can
use neo4j-graphql-js magic to query for a BLOCKED relationship between
the postAuthor and the currentUser
- at the moment, we have implemented blocked like we want the
blacklist/whitelistUserContent to be, with the exception that is should
not be both ways. If I blacklist a user's content, they still see my
content in their news feed.
This is refactoring all our fragments and fixing the warning about an
existing name `user`. Apparently, fragments should have a unique name
globally.
I decided to call `userFragment`, `postFragment` the fragments for one
object and use different names to query for related objects.
I would be glad to learn a better way to handle this.
- in the end, the error was due to not asking for the id of the author
back of the Post.. grrr.... why couldn't we get better error messages!!
- Co-authored-by: Moriz Wahl <moriz.wahl@gmx.de>
