Did you receive a take home assignment as part of an interview? Make sure your submission:
1. Matches the typical env of the position applied for
2. Executes without error (even if the implementation is "incorrect")
3. Includes a basic README
@fastifyjs#snippet: how to provide your application settings to your plugins? It is so easy, just pass them as the second parameter on the register! #nodejs#javascript#tips
Check out @manutpik's new OSS plugin that helps you use @fastifyjs with Hasura!
✅ A wrapper over graphql-request to access Hasura GraphQL endpoints
✅ Build routes for Hasura events, actions and cron jobs
✅ Register handlers with hasura-parser
github.com/ManUtopiK/fastify…
I agree! github.com/delvedor/fastify-… this example by @delvedor has been incredibly useful for me while I'm learning @fastifyjs; everything is commented and explained so well! A video course that builds a project like this and explains each step could be super helpful and spur growth
Been using #Nextjs and #ReactQuery to build a backoffice for an API I'm writing with @fastifyjs and #objectionjs and I have to say the way it all fits together is really enjoyable. No magic, just expressive code
But life happened, and that individual has moved on from OSS, or at least the public view of it. This is fine, and not the problem. The problem is as I originally outlined: the @fastifyjs documentation was relying on the external resource as part of the documenation. 2/
After hours of debugging, and trail and error, I finally made @fastifyjs, mercurius, @typegraphql and @prisma work with each other!
(don't mind the screenshot, just want to share some colors😅)
ALT Screenshot of my screen, VSCode and my terminal, both with Night Owl theme.