Use GQL variables in DQL query inside a regex filter
query find_user($term: string){
find_user(func: type(User)) @filter(regexp(User.username, /$term/i) or regexp(User.email, /^$term/i)){
uid
usern_name: User.username
User.email
User.full_name
}
}
$ is a special character in regex
You should try something like this
query q( $name: string = "/^Steven Sp.*$/", $name_ryan: string = "/ryan/i") {
directors(func: regexp(name@en, $name )) {
name@en
director.film @filter(regexp(name@en, $name_ryan)) {
name@en
}
}
}
Hi Michel,
I’m also struggling with this:
schema:
type Transcript {
id: ID!
name: String! @search(by: [regexp])
primaryLanguage: String!
isPublished: Boolean! @search
shareDescription: String
shareTitle: String
slug: String! @id
video: Video @hasInverse(field: transcript)
}
Seems that the either the interpolation of the variable, or how the variable is passed in Ratel is the issue?
I noticed that when I input a variable in Ratel, it is prefixed with $ in the sent request:
EDIT: Ok, that’s not the issue. Pasted the query into Paw and removed the $ and it throws an error:
Not sure what is happening to your context. But the right query should be like bellow.
query q($test: string = "/Test/i") {
directors(func: has(name), first:10) @filter(regexp(name@en, $test)) {
name@en
director.film {
name@en
}
}
}
Got it working with my local instance, just wasn’t working in play.dgraph.io for some reason. Thanks.
EDIT: @MichelDiz
The docs say that this ↑ is “variable substitution”, but what does that mean exactly? Is "/Test/i" a default value that is overridden when a value is supplied to the $test parameter, or can it not be overriden?
https://dgraph.io/docs/query-language/graphql-variables/
I’ve run into an issue, I have a custom query that paginates results, and optionally filters by a search term. However, if I run the query without a search keyword, then I get an error:
Uncaught (in promise) Error: GraphQL Request Error: resolving queryTranscriptsIndex failed because Dgraph query failed because Dgraph execution failed because Unexpected error while parsing regex arg:
The only way to resolve this error was to set the parameter to an empty regex string: $keyword: string = "//" in the query definition. However, after adding this, the filter no longer takes effect (instead of receiving filtered results corresponding to the keyword, I receive the first n results unfiltered).
My expectation was that if no value is provided for the keyword parameter, then the filter should not take effect.
type Query {
queryTranscriptsIndex(first: Int!, offset: Int!, keyword: String): [Transcript] @custom(dql: """
query q($first: int, $offset: int, $keyword: string = "//") {
queryTranscriptsIndex(func: type(Transcript), first: $first, offset: $offset) @filter(regexp(Transcript.name, $keyword)){
id: uid
isPublished: Transcript.isPublished
name: Transcript.name
primaryLanguage: Transcript.primaryLanguage
slug: Transcript.slug
}
}
""")
queryTranscriptsIndexMetadata: Metadata @custom(dql: """
query {
var(func: type(Transcript)) {
a as count(uid)
}
queryTranscriptsIndexMetadata() @normalize {
total_count : sum(val(a))
}
}
""")
}
EDIT: I have this working by setting keyword with a default value on client:
Client code:
return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
let variables = {
keyword: "//i",
first: 10,
offset: 0,
...opts.body
}
graphQLClient.request(queryTranscriptsIndex, variables)
.then((res) => {
resolve({
data: res.queryTranscriptsIndex.map(transcript => {
return [transcript.name, transcript.primaryLanguage, transcript.slug]
}),
total: res.queryTranscriptsIndexMetadata.total_count
})
})
.catch((error) => {
reject(error)
})
})
GraphQL Query:
query queryTranscriptsIndex($first: Int!, $offset: Int!, $keyword: String!) {
queryTranscriptsIndex(first: $first, offset: $offset, keyword: $keyword) {
name
primaryLanguage
slug
}
queryTranscriptsIndexMetadata(keyword: $keyword) {
total_count
}
}
DGraph Custom Query in Schema:
type Query {
queryTranscriptsIndex(first: Int!, offset: Int!, keyword: String!): [Transcript] @custom(dql: """
query q($first: int, $offset: int, $keyword: string) {
queryTranscriptsIndex(func: type(Transcript), first: $first, offset: $offset) @filter(regexp(Transcript.name, $keyword)){
id: uid
isPublished: Transcript.isPublished
name: Transcript.name
primaryLanguage: Transcript.primaryLanguage
slug: Transcript.slug
}
}
""")
queryTranscriptsIndexMetadata(keyword: String!): Metadata @custom(dql: """
query q($keyword: string) {
var(func: type(Transcript)) @filter(regexp(Transcript.name, $keyword)) {
a as count(uid)
}
queryTranscriptsIndexMetadata() @normalize {
total_count : sum(val(a))
}
}
""")
}
In general it is the Chrome blocking non-https connections with a https application.
This is a default value. If you add a value in the variable method the default value will be ignored.
Please, new issues, new tickets. To not confuse and also help others based on title and context.
Is that solved?
Cheers.
Where do I file a new issue or ticket?
Just start a new topic for new issues in this forum instead of continuing a thread out of scope of OP