Following the "load references" guide errors out

[haf]

With

import { ApolloClient } from "apollo-boost";
import buildDataProvider from 'ra-data-hasura-graphql';
import { buildApolloArgs, buildArgs, buildFields, buildGqlQuery, buildMetaArgs } from 'ra-data-hasura-graphql/src/buildGqlQuery';
import { buildQueryFactory } from 'ra-data-hasura-graphql/src/buildQuery';
import buildVariables from 'ra-data-hasura-graphql/src/buildVariables';
import getResponseParser from 'ra-data-hasura-graphql/src/getResponseParser';

const buildFieldsCustom = (type) => {
    let res = buildFields(type);
    debugger;
    return res;
};
const buildGqlQueryCustom = (iR) =>
    buildGqlQuery(
        iR,
        buildFieldsCustom,
        buildMetaArgs,
        buildArgs,
        buildApolloArgs
    );
const buildQuery = buildQueryFactory(
    buildVariables,
    buildGqlQueryCustom,
    getResponseParser
);


const client = new ApolloClient({
  uri: 'https://api.test/v1/graphql',
  headers: {
    'x-hasura-admin-secret': 'xxxxxxxxxxxx',
    // 'Authorization': `Bearer xxxx`,
  }
});

export default buildDataProvider({ client, buildQuery });

[akamit21]

You need to import all the methods name like this at the top code

import {
  CREATE,
  DELETE,
  DELETE_MANY,
  GET_LIST,
  GET_MANY,
  GET_MANY_REFERENCE,
  GET_ONE,
  UPDATE,
  UPDATE_MANY,
} from 'react-admin';

after the export it like this:

export default buildDataProvider({
  client,
  buildQuery,
}).then((dataProviderHasura) => ({
  getList: (resource, params) => dataProviderHasura(GET_LIST, resource, params),
  getOne: (resource, params) => dataProviderHasura(GET_ONE, resource, params),
  getMany: (resource, params) => dataProviderHasura(GET_MANY, resource, params),
  getManyReference: (resource, params) =>
    dataProviderHasura(GET_MANY_REFERENCE, resource, params),
  update: (resource, params) => dataProviderHasura(UPDATE, resource, params),
  updateMany: (resource, params) =>
    dataProviderHasura(UPDATE_MANY, resource, params),
  create: (resource, params) => dataProviderHasura(CREATE, resource, params),
  delete: (resource, params) => dataProviderHasura(DELETE, resource, params),
  deleteMany: (resource, params) =>
    dataProviderHasura(DELETE_MANY, resource, params),
}));

[gengue]

The npm package should export all those functions, isn't? because this: ra-data-hasura-graphql/src/* won't work

[abhishek97]

@gengue is correct. Currently, there is no way to import these from npm package as src/* is part of .npmignore and isn't published to npm at all.

To remedy this, I ended up git cloning src/* to a local sub dir and import from there instead. This is far from ideal, but it works.