Interface for DjangoFilterConnectionField

Question

I have two classes

class RegisteredUser(graphene.ObjectType):
  
   class Meta:
    interfaces = (BaseClient, )
  
  name = graphene.String() 
  group = graphene.String()
  policy = graphene.Int()
  event = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField(AuthEvent, max_limit=15)

Then I also have another class for users that have not signed up

class NonRegisteredUser(graphene.ObjectType):
  
   class Meta:
    interfaces = (BaseClient, )

  name = graphene.String() 
  source = graphene.Int()
  event = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField(NonRegisteredEvent, max_limit=15)

And finally we have BaseClient class which is the common interface for both of the above classes

class BaseClient(graphene.Interface):

    name = graphene.String()
    event = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField('NotSureWhatToAdd', max_limit=15)
    @classmethod
    def resolve_type(cls, instance, info):
        if instance.type == 'RegisteredUser':
            return RegisteredUser
        
        return NonRegisteredUser

Now everything works fine if I query "name" field but not sure how do I make 'events' field work since both have different DjangoFilterConnectionField.

Answer 1

Hey im not certain about this because I haven't faced this myself. But since there are no answers here Im just gonna throw this out there. I dont think that you need things that are different in the base interface. And i dont think you need things that are in common in the sub object types.

So, what this means is that you can probably delete

 events = graphene_django.filter.DjangoFilterConnectionField('NotSureWhatToAdd', max_limit=15)

in the BaseClient

and you can also probably delete name = graphene.String() from the two subclasses.

Also Im not sure if this is intentional but you seem to be using plural events in the base and singular event in the objectType classes