Using LiQL or SQL on Aurora instead of GraphQL?
We had an LiQL query we were using for years to surface community posts on our help center, and following the move to Aurora we need to update this to GraphQL. However, the developers on that team would prefer SQL/LiQL as their system is not set up for GraphQL. Is it possible to still use LiQL or SQL queries while on Aurora?
Incremental data for attachments in messages and replies
I am trying to get incremental data based on required datetime field for attachments related data in messages and replies. Can someone please help me with this ? Graphql queries for which I need incremental data is as follows: query Attachments { messages { edges { node { id attachments { edges { node { id filename url } } } } } } } ThanksIncremental data for users data
I am trying to bring USERS data incrementally though GraphQL API. The only relevant date time filter/constraints we can use is registration date, but the problem is that if a user profile is updated, we won't be getting that in incremental data based on registration date. Can someone please help me with this ? Is there some other datetime filter or constraints we should use to get this data incrementally ? Here is my current USERS GraphQL query for reference: query MyQuery { users( last: 1000 constraints: {registrationTime: {gte: "2024-01-01T00:00:00.000+00:00", lte: "2024-10-01T00:00:00.000+00:00"}} ) { edges { node { id title firstName lastName email viewHref } } } } } Thanks, AishwaryaError message when adding a query to handlebars component (Aurora)
I'm trying to follow the documentation on creating a custom handlebars component in Aurora and I'm running into a weird error that I can't figure out. I have added the component via a GraphQL mutation and it works fine with some basic HTML, but once I try to follow this doc: https://developer.khoros.com/khorosauroradevdocs/docs/adding-graphql-queries-and-fragments-to-a-custom-handlebars-component I'm running into some issues: There's no docs (at least not that I've found) that explain how to get the bearer token or where the file should be stored or how that works when using GraphQL to upload a GraphQL file to use in a component (see here: https://developer.khoros.com/khorosauroradevdocs/docs/adding-graphql-queries-and-fragments-to-a-custom-handlebars-component#uploading-a-graphql-file-for-a-component-via-graphql) and I've been unable to figure out how to do this on my own. I've tried a few things with no success. If I try to follow the steps to add it manually, then I run into some strange errors. I'm running the SDK via VS code terminal which is working fine, but as soon as I follow the steps to add a "queries" folder and .graphql file to that folder within my component folder (e.g., components/myComponent/queries/myComponent.query.graphql) then I get an error in the VS Code terminal that says ""message": "The Content-Type header included with the request is not allowed (it should be either application/json or application/xml)."," and in my browser console when I try to load my custom component is: "Unable to fetch component to render for component id custom.widget.releaseTkbSidebar: Exception while fetching data (/component/render) : com.github.jknack.handlebars.HandlebarsException: releaseTkbSidebar:1:18: lithium.coreapi.components.ComponentTemplateApplyException: unable to apply template: releaseTkbSidebar: no query found matching the name 'releaseTkbSidebarQuery'. releaseTkbSidebar:1:18" Anyone know what's going on here? I've follow the dev docs and examples exactly (or as close as I can given that they've proven to be very inaccurate) and I'm out of things to test through trial and error. Here's what I have in my .hbs file for my custom component: <h2>Test!</h2> {{#gql "releaseTkbSidebarQuery"}} {{#with data.messages.edges as |edges|}} {{#each edges}} {{#with node as |message|}} <p>{{message.subject}}</p> {{/with}} {{/each}} {{/with}} {{/gql}} And here's what my .graphql query file looks like query releaseTkbSidebarQuery { messages { edges { node { id customFields subject } } } } My file structure looks like this Any help would be very much appreciated!
Aurora externalContext module issue
Hi All, I am working with a custom component in Aurora using React and TypeScript, but I am encountering a "module not found" error, as shown in the screenshot. Can anyone suggest where I might be going wrong? Additionally, I am unable to import the .pcss file for styling the component. Any help would be appreciated! I followed the Khoros Aurora documentation, where they provided the CatFactToast component. Below is my folder structure. When i am importing the CatFactToast.module.pcss file in CatFactToast.tsx then it is not showing the file in the relative path as shown in the screenshot below Thanks!
Facing issue with createTkbArticle GraphQL mutation
Hi, I am using the client credentials to make a server to server GraphQL api call to create a tkb article in one of the tkb board. But I am getting the following Error, for which I see no discussion in the forum or docs. Even Google doesn't show any results. Errors: [ { "message": "Exception while fetching data (/createTkbArticle) : lithium.util.NullArgumentException: defaultErrorType", "locations": [ { "line": 2, "column": 3 } ], "path": [ "createTkbArticle" ], "extensions": { "classification": "DataFetchingException" } } ] I am making the call from a node-express app, and just in case if it helps I am sharing the code snippet : const createTKBArticleMutation = ` mutation createTkbArticle($createInput: CreateTkbArticleInput!) { createTkbArticle(createInput: $createInput) { result { id } errors { __typename ... on NotValidPossibleValueError { message } ... on PermissionDeniedError { message } ... on InvalidHtmlError { message } ... on CustomFieldNotDefinedForEntityError { message } ... on RequiredCustomFieldNotSet { message } } } } `; const createTKBArticleVariables = { createInput: { subject: "Testing GraphQL TKB creation", body: "This article is created using GraphQL API, for testing the API itself.", // teaser: "This is a test teaser for the TKB article", // introduction: "This is a test introduction for the TKB article.", board: { id: "board:knowbler_tkb" } } }; const method = 'POST'; // const query = fetchTKBBoardsQuery; const query = createTKBArticleMutation; const options = { url: GRAPHQL_ENDPOINT, method: method, headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${creds.accessToken}`, 'Content-Type': 'application/json' }, data: JSON.stringify({ query: query, variables: createTKBArticleVariables }) }; const response = await axios(options);
