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I have a mutation for my react component which pulls down data:



mutation FetchQuestion($level: Int!, $topic: Topics!)
generateQuestion(level: $level, topic: $topic)
id
question
working
expanded @client
marks




The expanded field is added using a resolver



const GeneratedQuestion = 
expanded: () => false,



The data is passed down to a component to query and render the results



<Mutation mutation=QUESTION_MUTATION variables= level, topic >
(generateQuestion, data ) => <List generateQuestion=generateQuestion data=data />
</Mutation>


However, I then use another mutation to change the value of expanded



const expandQuestion = (_: any, variables: questionID: string , 
cache : any) =>
const id = `GeneratedQuestion:$variables.questionID`
const fragment = gql`
fragment completeQuestion on GeneratedQuestion
expanded

`;
const questions = cache.readFragment( fragment, id );
const data = ...questions, expanded: true ;
cache.writeData( id, data );
return null
;


I would like the List to be updated from the Mutation is has originally, however, I don't believe Mutations work like that.



Instead, I've tried to build a Query directly to that cached but cannot get anything to work as it does not exist directly in my Query Schema. Is there a way for the Mutation to update it's data when the cache is updated? Is there a way to query the cache using <Query />?










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    I have a mutation for my react component which pulls down data:



    mutation FetchQuestion($level: Int!, $topic: Topics!)
    generateQuestion(level: $level, topic: $topic)
    id
    question
    working
    expanded @client
    marks




    The expanded field is added using a resolver



    const GeneratedQuestion = 
    expanded: () => false,



    The data is passed down to a component to query and render the results



    <Mutation mutation=QUESTION_MUTATION variables= level, topic >
    (generateQuestion, data ) => <List generateQuestion=generateQuestion data=data />
    </Mutation>


    However, I then use another mutation to change the value of expanded



    const expandQuestion = (_: any, variables: questionID: string , 
    cache : any) =>
    const id = `GeneratedQuestion:$variables.questionID`
    const fragment = gql`
    fragment completeQuestion on GeneratedQuestion
    expanded

    `;
    const questions = cache.readFragment( fragment, id );
    const data = ...questions, expanded: true ;
    cache.writeData( id, data );
    return null
    ;


    I would like the List to be updated from the Mutation is has originally, however, I don't believe Mutations work like that.



    Instead, I've tried to build a Query directly to that cached but cannot get anything to work as it does not exist directly in my Query Schema. Is there a way for the Mutation to update it's data when the cache is updated? Is there a way to query the cache using <Query />?










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      I have a mutation for my react component which pulls down data:



      mutation FetchQuestion($level: Int!, $topic: Topics!)
      generateQuestion(level: $level, topic: $topic)
      id
      question
      working
      expanded @client
      marks




      The expanded field is added using a resolver



      const GeneratedQuestion = 
      expanded: () => false,



      The data is passed down to a component to query and render the results



      <Mutation mutation=QUESTION_MUTATION variables= level, topic >
      (generateQuestion, data ) => <List generateQuestion=generateQuestion data=data />
      </Mutation>


      However, I then use another mutation to change the value of expanded



      const expandQuestion = (_: any, variables: questionID: string , 
      cache : any) =>
      const id = `GeneratedQuestion:$variables.questionID`
      const fragment = gql`
      fragment completeQuestion on GeneratedQuestion
      expanded

      `;
      const questions = cache.readFragment( fragment, id );
      const data = ...questions, expanded: true ;
      cache.writeData( id, data );
      return null
      ;


      I would like the List to be updated from the Mutation is has originally, however, I don't believe Mutations work like that.



      Instead, I've tried to build a Query directly to that cached but cannot get anything to work as it does not exist directly in my Query Schema. Is there a way for the Mutation to update it's data when the cache is updated? Is there a way to query the cache using <Query />?










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      I have a mutation for my react component which pulls down data:



      mutation FetchQuestion($level: Int!, $topic: Topics!)
      generateQuestion(level: $level, topic: $topic)
      id
      question
      working
      expanded @client
      marks




      The expanded field is added using a resolver



      const GeneratedQuestion = 
      expanded: () => false,



      The data is passed down to a component to query and render the results



      <Mutation mutation=QUESTION_MUTATION variables= level, topic >
      (generateQuestion, data ) => <List generateQuestion=generateQuestion data=data />
      </Mutation>


      However, I then use another mutation to change the value of expanded



      const expandQuestion = (_: any, variables: questionID: string , 
      cache : any) =>
      const id = `GeneratedQuestion:$variables.questionID`
      const fragment = gql`
      fragment completeQuestion on GeneratedQuestion
      expanded

      `;
      const questions = cache.readFragment( fragment, id );
      const data = ...questions, expanded: true ;
      cache.writeData( id, data );
      return null
      ;


      I would like the List to be updated from the Mutation is has originally, however, I don't believe Mutations work like that.



      Instead, I've tried to build a Query directly to that cached but cannot get anything to work as it does not exist directly in my Query Schema. Is there a way for the Mutation to update it's data when the cache is updated? Is there a way to query the cache using <Query />?







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