What I find challenging is when I model my graphql schema, without Auth they work well, as soon as I add authentication, then I start getting problems with it. Mostly with many to many relationship with nested models.
Have you come across any of that? Would you be able to add this example and introduce auth to it?
You can break the Many to Many Schema with a intermediate Table.
Example Group to Users
Model:
Group
User
GroupUser
This will have ID for Both the Group and User as Linkage
Also, just wondering does AWS Amplify charges link to DB Model Operation? Can't find it any place like how much is model we create how much data operation happens with the model.
-Regards
Alex
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Really good resource Nader.
What I find challenging is when I model my graphql schema, without Auth they work well, as soon as I add authentication, then I start getting problems with it. Mostly with many to many relationship with nested models.
Have you come across any of that? Would you be able to add this example and introduce auth to it?
Thanks
You can break the Many to Many Schema with a intermediate Table.
Example Group to Users
Model:
Also, just wondering does AWS Amplify charges link to DB Model Operation? Can't find it any place like how much is model we create how much data operation happens with the model.
-Regards
Alex