Interface for DjangoFilterConnectionField

I have two classes

class RegisteredUser(graphene.ObjectType):
  
   class Meta:
    interfaces = (BaseClient, )
  
  name = graphene.String() 
  group = graphene.String()
  policy = graphene.Int()
  event = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField(AuthEvent, max_limit=15)

Then I also have another class for users that have not signed up

class NonRegisteredUser(graphene.ObjectType):
  
   class Meta:
    interfaces = (BaseClient, )

  name = graphene.String() 
  source = graphene.Int()
  event = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField(NonRegisteredEvent, max_limit=15)

And finally we have BaseClient class which is the common interface for both of the above classes

class BaseClient(graphene.Interface):

    name = graphene.String()
    events = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField('NotSureWhatToAdd', max_limit=15)
    @classmethod
    def resolve_type(cls, instance, info):
        if instance.type == 'RegisteredUser':
            return RegisteredUser
        
        return NonRegisteredUser

Now everything works fine if I query "name" field but not sure how do I make 'events' field work since both have different DjangoFilterConnectionField.

Hey im not certain about this because I haven't faced this myself. But since there are no answers here Im just gonna throw this out there. I dont think that you need things that are different in the base interface. And i dont think you need things that are in common in the sub object types.

So, what this means is that you can probably delete

 events = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField('NotSureWhatToAdd', max_limit=15)

in the BaseClient

and you can also probably delete name = graphene.String() from the two subclasses.

Also Im not sure if this is intentional but you seem to be using plural events in the base and singular event in the objectType classes

Back to Top