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Has anyone used AWS Appsync with Windmill?
Yeah I found this thread. Seems to have resolved my issue! Thanks https://discord.com/channels/930051556043276338/1197942760301404191/1197948867874922677
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Has anyone used AWS Appsync with Windmill?
But when I try to use a GraphQL Resource with native GraphQL using this for the resource.
{
"base_url": "https://MYAPI.amazonaws.com/graphql",
"bearer_token": "",
"custom_headers": {
"Authorization": "MYACCESSTOKEN"
}
}
I can’t seems to connect to the API. If I test the connection it times out if I run the script with a basic query it just hangs loading and all I see is tag: graphql in the “Log & Result” section.
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Has anyone used AWS Appsync with Windmill?
I have tested this and it worked as expected.
import { gql, GraphQLClient } from "npm:graphql-request@6.0.0";
export async function main(
accessToken: string,
query: string,
variables: any,
) {
const endpoint =
"https://MYAPI.amazonaws.com/graphql";
const client = new GraphQLClient(endpoint);
client.setHeader("Authorization", accessToken);
const q = gql
${query}
;
const res = await client.request(q, variables);
return res;
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Has anyone used AWS Appsync with Windmill?
I tried running it but it just spins trying to do something with no error/log.
I will write it in Typescipt (which I have done before when GraphQL wasn’t a supported language) and see if I have any issues or better error messages there.
I currently use Cognito for Auth and therefore I use a custom header “Authorization” instead of the “bearer_token”.
I have some resolvers that only require an API key but I can’t seem to establish a connection with either.
Not sure if I am going something wrong there?
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