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A collection of code examples and architectures for building serverless applications with Firebase and Google Cloud Platform.
A lightweight, extensible API gateway written in Java with native OpenAPI support, SOAP/XML compatibility, and container optimization.
A stream-based, strongly typed GraphQL client for Dart and Flutter with built-in code generation and normalized caching.
The official Next.js website for Payload CMS, built with Payload itself to showcase its capabilities.
A collection of example projects demonstrating how to integrate Hygraph with various frameworks, libraries, and features.
A GraphQL Star Wars example implementation using GraphQL for .NET, ASP.NET Core, and Entity Framework Core.
A type-safe library for building GraphQL servers in OCaml with support for Lwt, Async, and subscriptions.
Exposes Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) data to the WPGraphQL schema for headless WordPress.
A GraphQL server implementation for ASP.NET Core, providing HTTP and WebSocket transports with built-in UI tools.
A flexible Go framework for building modern, headless e-commerce applications with domain-driven design and adapter-based architecture.
A CLI tool that generates a GraphQL API server and schema from an existing SQL database structure.
A customizable security middleware for Apollo GraphQL, Yoga, and Envelop GraphQL servers.
An open-source, highly customizable framework for building interactive API documentation from OpenAPI schemas.
A GraphQL directive for validating input fields with constraints like minLength, format, and pattern.
A PHP GraphQL library that uses attributes/annotations to define your GraphQL schema and controllers.
Relay Classic integration for React Router, enabling efficient data fetching and parallel query execution for route components.
Simple GraphQL Client
ReasonML bindings for Apollo Client and React Apollo, enabling type-safe GraphQL operations in ReasonReact applications.
A Laravel 8 SPA boilerplate with a users CRUD using Vue.js 2.6, GraphQL, Bootstrap 4, TypeScript, Sass, and Pug.
A GraphQL framework for Rust that automatically generates a fully-typed GraphQL API from SeaORM entities.
A Python 3 port of the GraphQL.js reference implementation, providing a reliable GraphQL execution engine for Python applications.
A web server that serves static HTTP responses from text dumps, enabling API mocking and testing without a backend.
A web server that serves static responses from HTTP dump files, enabling API mocking, testing, and prototyping without a backend.
A Vim plugin providing GraphQL file detection, syntax highlighting, and indentation for the GraphQL specification.
A Django integration for Strawberry GraphQL that automatically generates types, queries, and mutations from Django models with full type safety.
A GraphQL API for querying detailed Pokémon information including stats, attacks, and evolutions.
A code generation tool for using GraphQL directly in SwiftUI views with declarative, type-safe property wrappers.
A discontinued Dart code generator that builds type-safe Dart classes from GraphQL schemas and queries.
An ActiveRecord-inspired ORM for Node.js supporting SQLite3, MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, REST, and LDAP.
A GraphQL extension for performance tracing that adds resolver-level timing data to GraphQL responses.
readflow is a news-reading (or read-it-later) solution focused on versatility and simplicity.
An Atom package providing ES2017+, Flow, React JSX, and GraphQL grammar highlighting and Babel transpilation.
A Ruby gem providing field-level authorization for GraphQL APIs with flexible policy definitions.
A GraphQL client for Clojure and ClojureScript with re-frame bindings, supporting subscriptions, queries, and mutations.
A .NET GraphQL library that builds schemas from .NET objects with efficient LINQ-based query execution.
A collection of standalone tools and libraries to accelerate SvelteKit and GraphQL web application development.
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