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In GraphQL, you can update a value inside an array by using a mutation. First, you need to define a mutation in your schema that specifies the input data required to update the value inside the array. Then, you can create a resolver function that handles the mutation and updates the value inside the array.
Here is an example of how you can update a value inside an array in GraphQL:
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type Mutation { updateArrayValue(index: Int, newValue: String): String } |
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const resolvers = { Mutation: { updateArrayValue: (_, { index, newValue }, { data }) => { data.array[index] = newValue; return "Value updated successfully"; } } } |
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mutation { updateArrayValue(index: 1, newValue: "Updated Value") } |
When you call the mutation with the appropriate index and new value, the resolver function will update the value inside the array and return a success message.