Dan Caddigan

This is actually a hard rule at my company. Thoughts on exposing it and just not having it in the default rule set? So if we agree `[Obj]` is bad,...

I'd argue that you always want to return an empty array for comments. You can still return the partial data with an error, you'd just have `"comments": []` The post...

@cjoudrey - do you know of any external rules packages that exist I could use as a template? I'm down to write the bang bang rule.

Happy to join as a member! Thanks again @19majkel94 for all of the hard work on this project!!

@19majkel94 I'd love this as I'm using [vesper](https://github.com/vesper-framework/vesper) right now thanks to it's opinionated ways of working with TypeORM. I like Vesper, but would really love to be able to...

@esistgut - check out how I do dataloaders in my project [Warthog](https://warthog.dev/) I have a complex example with tons of nesting and dataloaders here: https://github.com/goldcaddy77/warthog/tree/master/examples/7-feature-flags/src Note: it does not use...

@esistgut - that's correct... This uses a standard dataloader. However dataloader doesn't get it's main performance benefit from caching, it gets it by batching all of the association records into...

This should get you started. Create a `DataLoaderMiddleware`: ```typescript import DataLoader = require('dataloader'); import { MiddlewareInterface, NextFn, ResolverData } from 'type-graphql'; import { Service } from 'typedi'; import { Context...

I'd also like to tap into the metadata. The thing I'm trying to solve is to dynamically generate the following from my schema: - CreateInput - WhereInput - UpdateInput -...

@19majkel94 I appreciate the thoughtful write-up and good point about the types - I want those to be available, too. Currently, I'm achieving everything through type-graphql decorators like so: ```...