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WalkthroughAdds a new “Aggregations: local vs hosted (avoid the foot‑gun)” section to docs/HyperIndex/Guides/navigating-hasura.md with schema and TypeScript examples for indexing-time aggregation; existing self-hosted Hasura guidance remains unchanged. No code or API changes. Changes
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159-161: Clarify theToken.idcomment to avoid type confusion.The schema uses
ID!but the comment says “incremental number,” which reads likeInt!. KeepingID!is fine; just clarify it’s an identifier (often stringified).Apply this diff:
type Token { - id: ID! # incremental number + id: ID! # incremental identifier (e.g., stringified counter) description: String! }
172-176: Optional: InitializeGlobalStateif missing to make the example runnable end-to-end.Instead of early return, seed a default state. This keeps the example self-contained and avoids a “first run” foot‑gun.
Apply this diff:
- if (!globalState) { - context.log.error("global state doesn't exist"); - return; - } + if (!globalState) { + const initial = { id: globalStateId, count: 0 }; + context.GlobalState.set(initial); + }Alternatively, continue with a local
statevariable so the same event proceeds:- const globalState = await context.GlobalState.get(globalStateId); + const globalState = await context.GlobalState.get(globalStateId); + const state = globalState ?? { id: globalStateId, count: 0 }; @@ - const incrementedTokenId = globalState.count + 1; + const incrementedTokenId = state.count + 1; @@ - context.GlobalState.set({ - ...globalState, + context.GlobalState.set({ + ...state, count: incrementedTokenId, });
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179-188: Confirm whethersetoperations are async and requireawait.In some runtimes,
context.Entity.setis batched/synchronous; in others it returns a Promise. If async, lack ofawaitmay lead to ordering issues.If
setis async, prefer:await context.Token.set(...); await context.GlobalState.set(...);Can you confirm the contract of
context.*.setin HyperIndex handlers?
141-146: Strong addition: clear guidance on avoiding runtime aggregates.This section crisply explains local vs hosted behavior and the “precompute at indexing time” pattern. Good call-out to prevent prod slowdowns.
Co-authored-by: Dmitry Zakharov <dzakh.dev@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Dmitry Zakharov <dzakh.dev@gmail.com>
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