Mutation example

[paulosuzart]

Hi,

First, this is awesome work. Really useful lib.

Do you have any mutation example or plan to support this scenario?

[weyoss]

Hi, So sorry for my late reply. Thank you for using this library and for your feedback. Regarding your question, I'm not sure if does it make sense to provide support for mutations in this library since most mutations have a bit of logic. You can still use mutations as usually you used to do (mainly for updating and deleting items from database). The main purpose of this library is to make it simple, without to much magic, keeping Graphql API open, to integrate Bookshelf models with Graphql with focus on optimizing 'select' queries. Anyway, if you have any ideas/suggestions please let me know! :)

[paulosuzart]

It's fine. We are using it and it's pretty neat.

Ok, you are right, I started to think exactly the same after opening the issue. But in our use case there 80% of mutations will be a direct save to the database with no custom logic, if any, that would be handled by bookshelf, so a factory for persistence can still be useful. Anyway, you can close the issue, and if we come up with a generic reusable solution for simple save / update / delete, we submit a pull request.

Cheers!