Gatsby Blog with Contentful CMS, how to sort blog posts by date

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Gatsby Blog with Contentful CMS, how to sort blog posts by date



My query looks like this(i have left some variables out):


allContentfulBlog(
filter: node_locale: eq: "en-US"
sort: fields: [node___date], order: DESC
)
edges
node
id
date(formatString: "DD MMMM, YYYY")





Terminal error:



GraphQL Error Argument "sort" has invalid value fields:
[node___date], order: DESC. In field "fields": In element #0:
Expected type "ContentfulBlogConnectionSortByFieldsEnum", found
node___date.



For sorting this i tried all arguments i saw in tutorials or could think of. I think its something regarding Contentful and it's data format that goes into my gatsby app.



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1 Answer
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This did the trick:



sort: fields: [date], order: DESC



I found it in a Gatsby-Contentful-Starter; I had the false impression the syntax needs to be something like fieldName___argumentByWichToSort





For figuring out the right queries I can highly recommend the included GraphiQL interface. :) With this you have a powerful autocompletion at hand. gatsbyjs.org/tutorial/part-five/#introducing-graphiql
– stefan judis
Aug 6 at 7:56






@stefanjudis GraphiQL doesn't work with arguments like filter or sort, nor suggests them when you press Ctrl + Enter
– index.jsx
Aug 9 at 4:06







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