react-graphql-apollo-tutorial/graphql-apollo-client-pagination

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* 1. How can you make parts of a GraphQL query reusable?

GraphQL fragments

GraphQL operation type

GraphQL operation name

GraphQL nested objects

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* 2. Which of the following statements are true?

GraphQL edges and nodes is the only way to implement pagination in GraphQL.

In order to enable pagination for GitHub's API, you need either to have access to the cursor field of each repository node or the endCursor field of the pageInfo field.

GraphQL edges and nodes are following Relay's (another GraphQL client library) pagination specification.

The order argument to order a list of paginated data comes out of the box when using a GraphQL API powered backend.

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* 3. What things do you have to add to enable pagination (specific to GitHub's pagination implementation) for a GraphQL query?

GraphQL edges and nodes

GraphQL pageInfo field

GraphQL after argument

GraphQL order argument

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* 4. How can you use flexible arguments in a GraphQL query?

GraphQL fragments

GraphQL mutations

GraphQL subscription

GraphQL variables

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* 5. What's a cursor in a GraphQL query used for?

normalization

pagination

caching

optimistic UI

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* 7. What was the hardest part in this section?

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