Refactor the graphql queries to JS code for community members
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The GraphQL queries being used in the files under the Members-Grid code is mostly the same (except a few), they differ only in some fields like badges
, maintainers
, meshmates
which makes the query of data every time, for each type of data redundant.
Expected Behavior Update the code to use a more JS approach to filter out the data based on the type needed from the complete set of data.
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- Created 2 years ago
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Please go ahead
Hello! So I went through the discussion and it makes sense that instead of fragments, this could be tacked easily with a javascript filter function. I would like to work on this issue, can someone assign me this?