Reactions

Reference documentation for GraphQL schema types in the Reactions category.

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Mutations

addReaction

Mutation

Adds a reaction to a subject.

Input fields for addReaction

Return fields for addReaction

NameDescription

clientMutationId (String)

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

reaction (Reaction)

The reaction object.

reactionGroups ([ReactionGroup!])

The reaction groups for the subject.

subject (Reactable)

The reactable subject.

removeReaction

Mutation

Removes a reaction from a subject.

Input fields for removeReaction

Return fields for removeReaction

NameDescription

clientMutationId (String)

A unique identifier for the client performing the mutation.

reaction (Reaction)

The reaction object.

reactionGroups ([ReactionGroup!])

The reaction groups for the subject.

subject (Reactable)

The reactable subject.

Objects

Reaction

Object

An emoji reaction to a particular piece of content.

Reaction Implements

Fields for Reaction

NameDescription

content (ReactionContent!)

Identifies the emoji reaction.

createdAt (DateTime!)

Identifies the date and time when the object was created.

databaseId (Int)

Identifies the primary key from the database.

id (ID!)

The Node ID of the Reaction object.

reactable (Reactable!)

The reactable piece of content.

user (User)

Identifies the user who created this reaction.

ReactionConnection

Object

A list of reactions that have been left on the subject.

Fields for ReactionConnection

NameDescription

edges ([ReactionEdge])

A list of edges.

nodes ([Reaction])

A list of nodes.

pageInfo (PageInfo!)

Information to aid in pagination.

totalCount (Int!)

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

viewerHasReacted (Boolean!)

Whether or not the authenticated user has left a reaction on the subject.

ReactionEdge

Object

An edge in a connection.

Fields for ReactionEdge

NameDescription

cursor (String!)

A cursor for use in pagination.

node (Reaction)

The item at the end of the edge.

ReactionGroup

Object

A group of emoji reactions to a particular piece of content.

Fields for ReactionGroup

NameDescription

content (ReactionContent!)

Identifies the emoji reaction.

createdAt (DateTime)

Identifies when the reaction was created.

reactors (ReactorConnection!)

Reactors to the reaction subject with the emotion represented by this reaction group.

Arguments for reactors

  • after (String)

    Returns the elements in the list that come after the specified cursor.

  • before (String)

    Returns the elements in the list that come before the specified cursor.

  • first (Int)

    Returns the first n elements from the list.

  • last (Int)

    Returns the last n elements from the list.

subject (Reactable!)

The subject that was reacted to.

users (ReactingUserConnection!)

Users who have reacted to the reaction subject with the emotion represented by this reaction group.

Warning

users is deprecated.

Reactors can now be mannequins, bots, and organizations. Use the reactors field instead. Removal on 2021-10-01 UTC.

Arguments for users

  • after (String)

    Returns the elements in the list that come after the specified cursor.

  • before (String)

    Returns the elements in the list that come before the specified cursor.

  • first (Int)

    Returns the first n elements from the list.

  • last (Int)

    Returns the last n elements from the list.

viewerHasReacted (Boolean!)

Whether or not the authenticated user has left a reaction on the subject.

ReactorConnection

Object

The connection type for Reactor.

Fields for ReactorConnection

NameDescription

edges ([ReactorEdge])

A list of edges.

nodes ([Reactor])

A list of nodes.

pageInfo (PageInfo!)

Information to aid in pagination.

totalCount (Int!)

Identifies the total count of items in the connection.

ReactorEdge

Object

Represents an author of a reaction.

Fields for ReactorEdge

NameDescription

cursor (String!)

A cursor for use in pagination.

node (Reactor!)

The author of the reaction.

reactedAt (DateTime!)

The moment when the user made the reaction.

Interfaces

Reactable

Interface

Represents a subject that can be reacted on.

Reactable is implemented by