Is the result of useQuery typed?

[dohomi]

Hello,

I took a quick peek at this library and have a question. After I followed the installation and got the cli installed and ran the codegen script (my introspection is a Hasura backend). I used a basic query:

const query = useQuery()

query.//=> is here supposed to be code completion based on my schema?

In my IDE I had the impression that I would receive code completion for the const query based on my schema. Is that supposed to be the case?

[PabloSzx]

yes, that should've worked, you should be able to inspect the types behind useQuery too

[dohomi]

I receive auto completion but the query is only

Proxy {$state: {…}, __typename: Symbol(gqty-proxy), authProvider: Symbol(gqty-proxy), authProviderRequest: Symbol(gqty-proxy), authProviderRequests: Symbol(gqty-proxy), …}

inside of the queryFetcher of index.ts I add a console log but that is never fetched. Also the autogenerated file index.ts seems to require @gqty/react which is not mentioned in the docs yet.

Where is the place to add authentication tokens for the backend api? I thought I'd place it in queryFetcher but so far that function is not called.

[PabloSzx]

it's hard to know without a reproduction repo tbh 😕

[dohomi]

is there a quick start repo to be able to clone?

[dohomi]

@PabloSzx I found out that if I enable a table permission inside of Hasura to be visible to all, then the query works.

But as my Hasura backend requires auth it seems not to be sufficient to set authentication headers, it seems the query runs before the authentication is resolved.

Is there any best practice how to use gqty with Hasura?

[dohomi]

As soon in Hasura the permission is set to public without any authentication it works as expected. But thats not something I can do in my schema.

[dohomi]

it's hard to know without a reproduction repo tbh 😕

everything works as expected!.. damn had a typo in my auth header - thats why nothing worked.