Representation of yours and the queries you write and will bridge the gap between yours and the client. that you have the types generated from itself you will replace the manually written types with these types. Go to Import Type Copy at the very top of the file The reason for importing this type rather than the full type is that this type has access to a more specific set of types that only contain the fields retrieved by the query. Replace the existing types in this file with the following to expose the type that represents the result of the query Copy If you go and inspect the types used you will now see that it uses the types generated from the query and the types you will use to deploy both code library. But before that you need to host your code on . Note If you don’t have an account yet you can create one for free here . Click the New button in the upper left corner of the home page to create a new repository. Give your repository a name and click Create Repository.
You will need to retrieve this repository for later use. Get it from the location shown below Now run the following command in your application to initialize and push to the local repository and replace the comm photo editing servies and with Example Copy Next you will repeat these steps for your code base. Create another new repository from the dashboard Give the repository a name and click Create Repository You should see the page again with some setup instructions. Get the last repository you navigated to via Terminal from the same location as before and run the following set of commands. Replace again with your command example copy deploy Now your code is available on You can deploy your code base If you don't have an account yet go to render and create a free account. The first thing you want to deploy is. On the dashboard click the New Service button.
This will allow you to deploy your application. On this page if you haven't already clicked on the Connect Accounts heading to grant access. Once you have connected your account you should see the available repositories listed under the Connect Repositories heading. Select your repository. You will be prompted with a few different options. Select any name you want. Environment area. Stick to the defaults. Branch Build Command. Start command. Under these options, select the Free plan. Expand the Advanced section near the bottom of the page. Here you will define an environment variable that holds the database. Click on the Add Environment Variables button and add a variable named whose value is the connection string of the database.