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I'm using AWS AppSync and Amplify. A snippet of my GraphQL schema look like this:

type Inspection @model 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos: [Photo] @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")


type Photo @model 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection! @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")
 photo: String!

EDIT: Here's a snippet of my generated schema:

input CreateInspectionInput 
 id: ID
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!


input CreatePhotoInput 
 id: ID
 photo: String!
 photoInspectionId: ID!


type Inspection 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos(
 filter: ModelPhotoFilterInput,
 sortDirection: ModelSortDirection,
 limit: Int,
 nextToken: String
 ): ModelPhotoConnection


type Photo 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection!
 photo: String!


type Mutation 
 createInspection(input: CreateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 updateInspection(input: UpdateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 deleteInspection(input: DeleteInspectionInput!): Inspection
 createPhoto(input: CreatePhotoInput!): Photo
 updatePhoto(input: UpdatePhotoInput!): Photo
 deletePhoto(input: DeletePhotoInput!): Photo

I want to create a new Photo, so my Input look like this:

CreatePhotoInput createPhotoInput = CreatePhotoInput.builder()
 .photoInspectionId(inspectionId)
 .photo(getS3Key(localPath))
 .build();

But when creating the mutation below, I get an error that the field inspection in CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto expects an object of type CreatePhotoMutation.Inspection, not a String.

final CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto expected =
 new CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto(
 "Photo",
 UUID.randomUUID().toString(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photoInspectionId(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photo());

How can I execute this mutation passing only the photoInspectionId?
Am I missing something, since I'm a beginner on Android and AppSync...

android aws-appsync aws-amplify

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edited Mar 18 at 0:44

thaís.w

asked Mar 8 at 0:19

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  Are you able to create Photos and Inspections the way you would expect in the Queries area in AWS Appsync? console.aws.amazon.com/appsync/home
  
  – Chance Smith
  Mar 14 at 13:03
  

  
  
  
  


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  @ChanceSmith Yes! Using the Queries area in AWS AppSync, I can create a Photo passing the photoInspectionId. I don't know why only in my Android project the mutation expects a object of type CreatePhotoMutation.Inspection instead of String (photoInspectionId)...
  
  – thaís.w
  Mar 15 at 4:34
  

  
  
  
  


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  Could you also post your schema so that we can create the API on our side and assist you better? -Rohan
  
  – Rohan Dubal
  Mar 17 at 20:55
  

  
  
  
  


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  @RohanDubal I've added the generated schema in my question
  
  – thaís.w
  Mar 18 at 0:49
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

1

I'm using AWS AppSync and Amplify. A snippet of my GraphQL schema look like this:

type Inspection @model 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos: [Photo] @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")


type Photo @model 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection! @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")
 photo: String!

EDIT: Here's a snippet of my generated schema:

input CreateInspectionInput 
 id: ID
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!


input CreatePhotoInput 
 id: ID
 photo: String!
 photoInspectionId: ID!


type Inspection 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos(
 filter: ModelPhotoFilterInput,
 sortDirection: ModelSortDirection,
 limit: Int,
 nextToken: String
 ): ModelPhotoConnection


type Photo 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection!
 photo: String!


type Mutation 
 createInspection(input: CreateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 updateInspection(input: UpdateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 deleteInspection(input: DeleteInspectionInput!): Inspection
 createPhoto(input: CreatePhotoInput!): Photo
 updatePhoto(input: UpdatePhotoInput!): Photo
 deletePhoto(input: DeletePhotoInput!): Photo

I want to create a new Photo, so my Input look like this:

CreatePhotoInput createPhotoInput = CreatePhotoInput.builder()
 .photoInspectionId(inspectionId)
 .photo(getS3Key(localPath))
 .build();

But when creating the mutation below, I get an error that the field inspection in CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto expects an object of type CreatePhotoMutation.Inspection, not a String.

final CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto expected =
 new CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto(
 "Photo",
 UUID.randomUUID().toString(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photoInspectionId(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photo());

How can I execute this mutation passing only the photoInspectionId?
Am I missing something, since I'm a beginner on Android and AppSync...

android aws-appsync aws-amplify

share|improve this question

edited Mar 18 at 0:44

thaís.w

asked Mar 8 at 0:19

thaís.wthaís.w

64

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Are you able to create Photos and Inspections the way you would expect in the Queries area in AWS Appsync? console.aws.amazon.com/appsync/home
  
  – Chance Smith
  Mar 14 at 13:03
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @ChanceSmith Yes! Using the Queries area in AWS AppSync, I can create a Photo passing the photoInspectionId. I don't know why only in my Android project the mutation expects a object of type CreatePhotoMutation.Inspection instead of String (photoInspectionId)...
  
  – thaís.w
  Mar 15 at 4:34
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Could you also post your schema so that we can create the API on our side and assist you better? -Rohan
  
  – Rohan Dubal
  Mar 17 at 20:55
  

  
  
  
  


• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  @RohanDubal I've added the generated schema in my question
  
  – thaís.w
  Mar 18 at 0:49
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

I'm using AWS AppSync and Amplify. A snippet of my GraphQL schema look like this:

type Inspection @model 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos: [Photo] @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")


type Photo @model 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection! @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")
 photo: String!

EDIT: Here's a snippet of my generated schema:

input CreateInspectionInput 
 id: ID
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!


input CreatePhotoInput 
 id: ID
 photo: String!
 photoInspectionId: ID!


type Inspection 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos(
 filter: ModelPhotoFilterInput,
 sortDirection: ModelSortDirection,
 limit: Int,
 nextToken: String
 ): ModelPhotoConnection


type Photo 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection!
 photo: String!


type Mutation 
 createInspection(input: CreateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 updateInspection(input: UpdateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 deleteInspection(input: DeleteInspectionInput!): Inspection
 createPhoto(input: CreatePhotoInput!): Photo
 updatePhoto(input: UpdatePhotoInput!): Photo
 deletePhoto(input: DeletePhotoInput!): Photo

I want to create a new Photo, so my Input look like this:

CreatePhotoInput createPhotoInput = CreatePhotoInput.builder()
 .photoInspectionId(inspectionId)
 .photo(getS3Key(localPath))
 .build();

But when creating the mutation below, I get an error that the field inspection in CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto expects an object of type CreatePhotoMutation.Inspection, not a String.

final CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto expected =
 new CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto(
 "Photo",
 UUID.randomUUID().toString(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photoInspectionId(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photo());

How can I execute this mutation passing only the photoInspectionId?
Am I missing something, since I'm a beginner on Android and AppSync...

android aws-appsync aws-amplify

share|improve this question

edited Mar 18 at 0:44

thaís.w

asked Mar 8 at 0:19

thaís.wthaís.w

64

type Inspection @model 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos: [Photo] @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")


type Photo @model 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection! @connection(name: "InspectionPhotos")
 photo: String!

input CreateInspectionInput 
 id: ID
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!


input CreatePhotoInput 
 id: ID
 photo: String!
 photoInspectionId: ID!


type Inspection 
 id: ID!
 name: String!
 date: AWSDate!
 photos(
 filter: ModelPhotoFilterInput,
 sortDirection: ModelSortDirection,
 limit: Int,
 nextToken: String
 ): ModelPhotoConnection


type Photo 
 id: ID!
 inspection: Inspection!
 photo: String!


type Mutation 
 createInspection(input: CreateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 updateInspection(input: UpdateInspectionInput!): Inspection
 deleteInspection(input: DeleteInspectionInput!): Inspection
 createPhoto(input: CreatePhotoInput!): Photo
 updatePhoto(input: UpdatePhotoInput!): Photo
 deletePhoto(input: DeletePhotoInput!): Photo

CreatePhotoInput createPhotoInput = CreatePhotoInput.builder()
 .photoInspectionId(inspectionId)
 .photo(getS3Key(localPath))
 .build();

final CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto expected =
 new CreatePhotoMutation.CreatePhoto(
 "Photo",
 UUID.randomUUID().toString(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photoInspectionId(),
 CreatePhotoInput.photo());

android aws-appsync aws-amplify

android aws-appsync aws-amplify

share|improve this question

edited Mar 18 at 0:44

thaís.w

asked Mar 8 at 0:19

thaís.wthaís.w

64

share|improve this question

edited Mar 18 at 0:44

thaís.w

asked Mar 8 at 0:19

thaís.wthaís.w

64

asked Mar 8 at 0:19

thaís.wthaís.w

64

asked Mar 8 at 0:19

thaís.wthaís.w

64