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I've seen this question and I want to do the same thing with the GraphQL driver for Neo4j. I think the answer lies somewhere in combining AND and OR operators found here, of some sort, but not sure how.
To illustrate the question, say I have this type:
```#graphql
type Comment {
id: ID @id
timeAdded: DateTime! @timestamp(
operations: [CREATE]
)
writer: User! @relationship(
type: "WRITTEN_BY",
direction: IN
)
content: String
}
type User {
id: ID @id
name: String
commentsWritten: [Comment!]! @relationship(
type: "WRITTEN_BY",
direction: OUT
)
}
type Mutation {
addComment(authorID: String)
}
```
and this resolver to add a new comment (where "Comment" is a reference to the OGM model of the Comment type):
addComment: async (
src,
args,
ctx
) => {
var authorID = ctx.authorID //let's say this is passed
//from request headers / JWT token or something
var adCom = await Comment.create({
input: [
{
content: args.content,
writer: {
connect: {
where: {
node: {
users: {
id: authorID
}
}
}
}
}
}
]
})
return adCom;
}
So it attempts to connect to that user with that ID. but if there is no user with that ID, I don't want to create anything [not only do I not want to connect it].
I could run another query to find a User with that ID, and test if it went through, but was wondering if it's possible to do everything in one call
