Mutation for relationship with objects as arguments

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Hi,

I have a mutation createaAccess that creates a HAS_ACCESS_TO relationship between 2 nodes. This works fine.

  createaAccess(user: ID!, entity_role: [String]!,  application_role: [String]!, entity: Int!): WorkstationUser 
  @cypher(
        statement:"""
        MATCH (from:WorkstationUser {id: $user})
        MATCH (to {id: $entity})
        SET to:Entity
        MERGE (from)-[:HAS_ACCESS_TO {application_role: $application_role, entity_role: $entity_role} ]->(to)
        RETURN from
        """)

I was wondering if there was a way to send user Object instead of id? One of the Apollo graphql tutorial says it can be done. Ref https://www.apollographql.com/docs/ios/mutations#input-objects

But If I change the mutation schema to

 createaAccess(user: WorkstationUser!, entity_role: [String]!, ....

It gives me validation error when parsing schema on load itself.

[nodemon] starting `node src/index.js`
D:\graphqlws\graphql-graphdb\node_modules\graphql\type\validate.js:80
    throw new Error(errors.map(function (error) {
    ^

Error: The type of Mutation.createaAccess(user:) must be Input Type but got: WorkstationUser!.
    at assertValidSchema (D:\graphqlws\graphql-graphdb\node_modules\graphql\type\validate.js:80:11)
2

Yes that should work, but you'll need to declare an input type in your GraphQL type definitions to use for the argument:

input WorkstationUserInput {
  id: ID!
  name: String
  ...
}

then your mutation is something like this, where the input type becomes an object Cypher parameter:

createAccess(user: WorkstationUserInput, ...): WorkstationUser @cypher(statement:
"""
   MATCH (from:WorkstationUser {id: $user.id})
   ....
"""