How to infer Object from InputType?

[maaft]

Using a generated InputType as an argument for my resolver, how can I infer the corresponding object without calling originalResolve ?

    t.crud.createFoo({
      resolve: async (root, args, ctx, info, originalResolve) => {
        // <-- args.data is of Type "FooCreateInput". How can I obtain my corresponding "Foo" object without calling originalResolve?
        return originalResolve(root, args, ctx, info); // I don't want to call my original resolver, as I don't want to write to my database
      },
    });

[Weakky]

Hey @maaft 👋,

I don't want to call my original resolver, as I don't want to write to my database

You do not have to call originalResolve if you don't want too. However, given that you're in a createFoo mutation, intended to create a Foo, I'm not sure how you would want to access "that Foo object" if it's not created yet. There's really only three possible options here:

• Use originalResolve. You can await it to get the result and do further processing on the value if you wish.
• Use the Prisma Client manually and use ctx.db.foo.create(args)
• Construct the object manually (eg: const foo = { ...args.data }), but frankly that doesn't make much sense.

[maaft]

Hi @Weakky !

I want to do create the struct automatically, but without writing it to my DB. The reason is, that currently key-value stores like redis are not supported. Instead of writing my own resolvers and data structures I would like to let nexus-prisma-plugin do the magic for me and just replace the get/fetch logic.

Any way I can do this?