I have been trying to get this to work for awhile now, and haven't had any luck. Tried reaching out to Netlify support but my email wasn't found in order to be able to submit for support.

Video of what's happening:

When trying to add Spotify to Netlify Graph, I entered a client id and secret for an app I had built a few months ago. When I tried to enable it in the Netlify dashboard I got:

INVALID_CLIENT: Invalid redirect URI

In the pop up window. So maybe my Spotify app has settings where the id/secret won't work, but how do I know what should be set there? So for example, do I need to make a new app in the Spotify dashboard and use a Netlify specific redirect url? If so - where do I get it?

I added auth for Spotify and designed a query. I then exported the handler. When I test, it runs right about half the time, and then the other half gives me an error:

Missing auth for Spotify. Please reauthenticate.

There seems to be no rhyme nor reason for it going back and forth like that.

Right now it's possible to end up in a state where the CLI can't make forward progress because of bad events it can't handle

Steps to reproduce:

• Enable Netlify graph
• Enable spotify API & authenticate
• try in local dev environment netlify dev --graph , everything works
• try netlify build , after deployment finishes, try in prod URL then it gives bad request errors because ONEGRAPH_AUTHLIFY_TOKEN is missing.

I'm currently building a Remix app which uses esbuild. I'm having an issue using the generated netlifyGraph/index.js file because there is no default export for the 'buffer' core node module and the esbuild polyfills have a problem with that.

✘ [ERROR] No matching export in "node-modules-polyfills:buffer" for import "default"

    netlify/functions/netlifyGraph/index.js:2:7:
      2 │ import buffer from 'buffer'
        ╵        ~~~~~~

The problem is fixed by making the following change:

// GENERATED VIA NETLIFY AUTOMATED DEV TOOLS, EDIT WITH CAUTION!
- import buffer from 'buffer'
+ import * as buffer from 'buffer'
import crypto from 'crypto'
import https from 'https'
import process from 'process'

This solution works for the time being, but I have to remember to re-apply the change whenever I make a change to a query through the graph explorer which can be annoying.

Thanks for all the work!

Tried a setup with Contentful but immediately ran into an issue.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Created site in Netfily using nextjs template.
2. In Netlify under graph enabled content ful api
3. Cloned repo locally
4. Ran npm install
5. Ran npm install netlify-cli -g
6. Ran netlify link and selected site
7. Ran netlify dev --graph
8. Error "Warning: Unable to fetch enabled services for site for code generation" repeats and session never appears in Netlify.

When I first exported, I noticed it used the name of my query for the file name (ExampleQuery.js I believe). I renamed my query, saved, exported again, and the filename didn't change. I navigated away from the editor, and back in, exported again, and it worked right.

I was following along with the documentation for Netlify Graph here

Under the Getting Started section, after connecting to one of the providers (Spotify) and authenticating with it, I had no new environment variables created (after checking Settings > Build & Deploy > Environment), although I'm certain I've completed all steps directly.

Are there additional steps I need to take not written in the documentation?

Summary

When working through our Spotify example, I came across this documentation on the spotify-web-api-js:

It doesn't have any dependencies and supports callbacks and promises. It is intended to be run on a browser, but if you want to use Node.JS to make the requests, please check spotify-web-api-node.

and it turns out we don't want to use the browser based implementation of Spotify library. When I tried to use it, it completely failed. Instead we should point folks over to the spotify-web-api-node project instead. https://github.com/thelinmichael/spotify-web-api-node

Action Items:

• Update the Spotify API link to use the appropriate library (https://github.com/thelinmichael/spotify-web-api-node)

Hi, I was looking at the new graph feature and saw there are some broken links. Thought I would let you know.

I was on:
https://github.com/netlify/labs/blob/main/features/graph/documentation/README.md

And here is one of the broken links:
[Start a local CLI session with Netlify Dev](https://github.com/netlify/labs/blob/main/features/graph/documentation/authentication.md#start-a-local-cli-session-with-netlify-dev).

Thanks!

grammar error in the readme.md, title "Table of contents" subtitle "queries, mutatations..." doubling "ta"

The Netlify Graph Explorer shows a code snippet for our queries, mutations, etc. It currently shows the incorrect method for Mutations, netlifyGraph.fetchExampleMutation.

The code from "Generate Handler" action has the correct method, netlifyGraph.executeExampleMutation.

I experienced an issue where I did not realize in my netlify cli I was logged in with one email and then in the Netlify UI, I was logged in as a different user with a different email. When I opened up a session in my terminal and clicked the link to go to the UI session in the browser it would just cause a blank session page with no GraphQL IDE.

@sgrove Helped me figure this out and I switched to the correct email login and it fixed. The error message was not clear on what the issue was. Thanks again Sean!

I've followed all the steps of enabling and my function is deployed with a next run timestamp

However, the logs are always empty

I'm using javascript with an in-line schedule (note: the screenshot says hourly but I increased the cron to minutely for the purpose of testing)

I'm trying this new Netlify featured "Scheduled Function".

But all my functions timed out on 10seconds. Can i increase this timeout?

I tried to run ntl dev --graph and got this:

It's pretty clear I need prettier, but should ntl have it as a dependency?

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Love the possibilities the Graph project is opening up and am excited to see how it develops.

Will Graph Authentication allow connecting to APIs and managing tokens for multiple user accounts?

For example - a Salesforce plugin app that users connect to their accounts that then maintains required auth to access and update their individual accounts?

When I build and deploy from the cli using netlify deploy -p Scheduled Functions are not recognized. (they don't have the "Scheduled" badge in the Functions GUI and they do not run)

They run fine using the same code and configuration if I build automatically from Git or if I trigger a deploy from the Netlify GUI.