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Avanthika Meenakshi
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Apr 16, 2021 ⋅ 7 min read

CRUD with React and GraphQL: A complete tutorial with examples

Avanthika Meenakshi First, solve the problem. Then, write the code.

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9 Replies to "CRUD with React and GraphQL: A complete tutorial with examples"

  1. const deleteMutation = useQuery(DELETE_USER, { variables: { id: 8 }});
    const editMutation = useQuery(EDIT_USER, { variables: { id: 9, name: “Username”, email: “email”, job_title: “job” }});
    const createMutation = useQuery(ADD_USER, { variables: { name: “Username”, email: “email”, job_title: “job” }});

    These are not working,how to trigger these?

  2. Thank you so much. I remembered I followed this tutorial to try my first GraphQL toy project. You can try using Prisma or Hasura to reduce the code boilerplate. I also build a lightweight lib(it is called graphql-server-crud) to do it. GraphQL is awesome!

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