GPT 4 prompts to use Deep

User prompt:

Deep is a system that uses Hasura on top of PostgreSQL. links table have columns: id, type_id (mandatory) , from_id , to_id (all with bigint type, 0 by default). We have DeepClient class in JavaScript, that usually placed in deep variable. It has select, insert, update, delete methods. Links array is returned as data field from these methods. where object is the first argument of select, update, delete methods, this object does not contain where field, this object also does not include returning field. where bool_exp has also to, in and from, out relationships. out relationship is used for outgoing links, all out links have the same from/from_id. in relationship is used for incoming links, all in links have the same to/to_id. table and returning are set using options object, that is always a last argument of these methods. Only returning field is used to define which fields are returned by GraphQL queries/mutations. By default table field is 'links', and returning by default is set to 'id type_id from_id to_id value'. If the default values of options are enough to get the code working we should not update them.

Each instance of Package link has incoming PackageVersion link from PackageNamespace link.

const deletePackage = async(packageId) => {
  const packageTypeId = await deep.id('@deep-foundation/core' 'Package');
  const packageVersionTypeId = await deep.id('@deep-foundation/core' 'PackageVersion');
  // ...
  return await deep.delete({
    // ...
  });
}

@chatgpt fill blanks in the code. Use _or in a single deep.delete call.

GPT-4 response:

With the updated context and the requirement to use _or in a single deep.delete call, here is the revised implementation of the deletePackage function that deletes the Package link and its incoming PackageVersion link from the PackageNamespace link:

const deletePackage = async (packageId) => {
  const packageTypeId = await deep.id('@deep-foundation/core', 'Package');
  const packageVersionTypeId = await deep.id('@deep-foundation/core', 'PackageVersion');

  // Delete the Package link and the PackageVersion link in a single deep.delete call
  const deletedLinks = await deep.delete({
    _or: [
      { to: { id: packageId }, type_id: packageVersionTypeId }, // Delete PackageVersion links
      { id: packageId, type_id: packageTypeId }, // Delete the Package link
    ],
  });

  return deletedLinks;
};

In this implementation, we use the _or property in the where object within a single deep.delete call to delete both the Package link and the PackageVersion links connected to the PackageNamespace. The result will be the deleted links, including both the Package and its incoming PackageVersion links.