I've just tripped into the exception below, triggered when the query result is still undefined.

Exception in template helper: SyntaxError: Unexpected token u in JSON at position 0
    at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
    at jsonClone (http://localhost:3000/packages/swydo_blaze-apollo.js?hash=c91866076c16a91ad56ef1526f5b5bc5a90bc9cc:78:15)
    at Result.get (http://localhost:3000/packages/swydo_blaze-apollo.js?hash=c91866076c16a91ad56ef1526f5b5bc5a90bc9cc:112:14)

It's happening because I'm doing a this.gplQuery and a get() in the same onCreated callback. Strange though, I tried to overcome the problem using isReady() but that method returned true even when the result was still undefined.

I am trying to run a new query on the client and for the life of me I can not get not bypass the cached results
This is the code that I am running and changing the variables that are being used seems to have no effect on the result that is returned

const { user } = Template.instance().gqlQuery({
      query: USER_LUNCHES,
      vaiables: { userEmail: Session.get("email")},
    }).get();

Any help would be greatly appreciated currently I am at the banging my head on a wall stage...

Right now, whenever I want to display a query result, I have to safe access the returned objects property.

Example:

const myQuery = gql`
    {
        currentUser {
            favorites {
                title
                artist
            }
        }
    }
`;

// Somewhere in a Template.x.helpers
    favourites() {
        const queryResult = Template.instance().gqlQuery({ query: myQuery }).get();
        const currentUser = queryResult.currentUser || {}; // This is the tiring part
        return currentUser.favorites; // No safe access needed, returns either [] or undefined
    },

This is a bit tiring and repetative. I've seen in several examples (e. g. http://dev.apollodata.com/react/auth.html#login-logout) that there is a loading property for react. What do you think? Would this be great for this package as well?

I have an error in my client:

Exception in template helper: TypeError: Template.instance(...).gqlQuery is not a function

Below my code:

import './directors.html';
import gql from 'graphql-tag';

const MY_QUERY = gql`{
	getDirectors {
    label
    hostname
    ip
  }
}`

Template.directors.helpers({
  directors() {
    return Template.instance()
      .gqlQuery({
        query: MY_QUERY
      })
      .get();

  }
});

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Hi,

I am trying to get a refetch of the data that has been changed by a mutation but I can't get the query to rerun.
If I call the gqlSubscribe with the same query and variables I see the logs from the query reaching the new data but the gqlQuery is not rerun.
I couldn't find it in the docs how could I use the gqlSubscribe in a situation like this

Template.patientInfo.created = function() {
  this.member = new ReactiveVar(false);
  Session.set("showLoadingPatientForm", false);

  tempInst = this;
  this.autorun(function() {
    console.log(Session.get("showLoadingPatientForm"));
    if (Session.get("showLoadingPatientForm")) console.log("reload");
    if (FlowRouter.getParam("id")) {
      let variables = { _id: FlowRouter.getParam("id") };

      console.log("subs",
        Template.instance()
          .gqlSubscribe({
            query: GET_PATIENT,
            variables: variables
          })); // here I can see the query logs reach the new data but the gqlQuery won't run again
      let currentPatient = Template.instance()
        .gqlQuery({
          query: GET_PATIENT,
          fetchPolicy: "no-cache",
          variables: variables
        })
        .get();
      if (currentPatient && currentPatient.patient) {
        tempInst.member.set(currentPatient.patient);
        Session.set("showLoadingPatientForm", false);
      }
    } else {
      tempInst.member.set({});
    }
  });
};

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Does this do everything the latest version of Apollo does just with Blaze?

So would this package work with it?
https://www.npmjs.com/package/graphql-subscriptions

I am looking for a way to simply control when I fetch data - without subscriptions.
Right now, it seems that I have to do a full page reload to get any new data.

Hence my question: Is it possible to refetch the query from within a template?

Something like http://dev.apollodata.com/react/receiving-updates.html#refetch

Are there plans to integrate this with minimongo?

Hello,

how would you approach using Apollo outside Templates?
For now I'm using the apolloClient, instantiated with new ApolloClient(config) directly. The biggest disadvantage is, however, that you don't have reactiveness using Tracker out of the box.

My use-case is using a mutation inside a function in many places.