The goal of the following piece of code is to create a dictionary that is populated with data received from GraphQL query responses. Manager list is constructed as the following: managers_list: [‘manager1@email.com’, ‘manager2@email.com’] The “get_employees_per_manager” function takes a list of managers and a token, then it returns a list of employees and their actions. “execute_query” function executes the given query
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How to mock functions with same name, when called twice?
How do I mock a function which has been called twice in the same file, with different parameters? Here is my code snippet: code_file.py code_test.py First mock call to graphql is succeeding. The second graphql call is not getting mocked. It is trying to contact the actual server and receiving 404. How can I mock both graphql client calls? Answer
GraphQL Query String Formatting in Python
Background I am working on a project to fetch data from GitHub repositories using GitHub’s GraphQL APIv4. I am facing an issue to format the query string for passing the values of the username and …
How to use a django abstract class with graphene-django?
I’m trying to have a unique interface for two concrete classes that are similar and inherit from a common abstract class. My django model classes: My graphene-django api: When querying the graphql mutation corresponding to CreateMetadata, the metadata concrete class is successfully created. ;-) The problem is that when the query asks for the created concrete Metadata in the result
Error in graphQL python example code
I am starting working on GraphQL and as I am from python background I am using GraphQL with Python. I followed the steps provided here Link but I am still facing issues. Please, help me resolve the issue. Answer You are not giving much information here, maybe the code that triggers the error would be helpful, but googling I found
GitHub GraphQL API Problems parsing JSON
What is wrong here? I’ve got but this snippet of code below works correctly I’ve tried out to change quotes (from ” into ‘ or with ” and so on) but it doesn’t work. Answer The problem is related with the double quotes (“). On the first snippet, when you join the ‘{“query”: “‘+query+'”}’ with the query variable, you get