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Post

Post (language invariant)

type Post {
  id: String!
  universalTitle: String!
  contentValue: Int!
  category: [Category!]!
  topic: [ContentTopic!]!
  icd10: [String!]!
  clinicallyVerified: Boolean!
  createdAt: DateTimeISO!
  updatedAt: DateTimeISO!
  deletedAt: DateTimeISO
  postDetailsList(
    where: PostDetailsWhere
    limit: Int
    offset: Int
  ): [PostDetails!]!
  mediaType: PostMediaType!
  media(
    where: MediaUnionWhere
    limit: Int
    offset: Int
  ): [MediaUnion!]!
  mediaVersions: [MediaVersionUnion!]!
}

Fields​

Post.id ● String! non-null scalar​

UUID of post

Post.universalTitle ● String! non-null scalar​

Universal title of post

Post.contentValue ● Int! non-null scalar​

Content value of post

Post.category ● [Category!]! non-null enum​

List of categories post is included in

Post.topic ● [ContentTopic!]! non-null enum​

Topic of the post

Post.icd10 ● [String!]! non-null scalar​

ICD-10 code for the post

Post.clinicallyVerified ● Boolean! non-null scalar​

Flag indicating if content has been clinically verified

Post.createdAt ● DateTimeISO! non-null scalar​

Creation time given as the ISO Date string

Post.updatedAt ● DateTimeISO! non-null scalar​

Last update time given as the ISO Date string

Post.deletedAt ● DateTimeISO scalar​

Soft delete time given as the ISO Date string

Post.postDetailsList ● [PostDetails!]! non-null object​

Details list of post

Post.postDetailsList.where ● PostDetailsWhere input​
Post.postDetailsList.limit ● Int scalar​

Corresponds to the maximum number of items returned. Can be used in conjunction with “Offset” and “Order” to implement pagination.

Post.postDetailsList.offset ● Int scalar​

Corresponds to the number of items skipped before the first returned result. Can be used in conjunction with “Limit” and “Order” to implement pagination.

Post.mediaType ● PostMediaType! non-null enum​

Media of post

Post.media ● [MediaUnion!]! non-null union​

Media of post

Post.media.where ● MediaUnionWhere input​
Post.media.limit ● Int scalar​

Corresponds to the maximum number of items returned. Can be used in conjunction with “Offset” and “Order” to implement pagination.

Post.media.offset ● Int scalar​

Corresponds to the number of items skipped before the first returned result. Can be used in conjunction with “Limit” and “Order” to implement pagination.

Post.mediaVersions ● [MediaVersionUnion!]! non-null union​

Media versions of post

Returned By​

getPosts query

Member Of​

ArticleMedia object ● ArticleMediaVersion object ● AudioMedia object ● AudioMediaVersion object ● PostDetails object ● VideoMedia object ● VideoMediaVersion object

Implemented By​

CourseItemContentUnion union ● FileParentUnion union