Alejandro Ojeda Gutiérrez

For now, to add more `where` clauses dynamically, I am trying: ```typescript public async findGalleries(galleries: number[], limit: number): Promise { const subquery = this.photoRepository.createQueryBuilder("e2").select("*"); subquery.where({ gallery: { $eq: "e0.id" }...

For now I am using: ```js props.theme.colors.text}; `} /> ``` I am not sure if this can fatten transpiled code.

For this cases I am using `lateral join`: ```sql SELECT e0.id, e1.* FROM gallery AS e0 LEFT JOIN LATERAL ( SELECT e2.* FROM photo AS e2 WHERE e2.gallery_id = e0.id...

It seems anyone can publish it and after, when the Apollo team want, they can claim the namespace. If I understand [this](https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx/wiki/Namespace-Access) correctly.

Try changing the order: ```ts plugins: [linaria(), typescript()], ``` For example with Webpack (it evaluate right to left) this works: ```ts { test: /\.tsx?$/, exclude: /node_modules/, use: ['@linaria/webpack5-loader', 'ts-loader'] }...

> Do you guys are using graphql-codegen under the hood I hope? :D I just got used to the tool so much don't want to learn another :D But I...

And a typescript plugin similar to [typescript-plugin-css-modules](https://github.com/mrmckeb/typescript-plugin-css-modules) but for GraphQL it would be great, so as not to have errors when importing. Related issue at `graphql-tag`: https://github.com/apollographql/graphql-tag/issues/582

> What service should be used to pick up the advertisements from this library? I think I'll try this one: https://github.com/earthstar-project/dns-sd

I have few experience with CSS and with Linaria, but this seems to work: ```ts interface TestProps { $color: string; className?: string; } const Test = styled.a` text-decoration: none; &.foo...

@d5aqoep thanks, I'm trying it (PPTP seems enough for my ISP).