rails-graphql
is a fresh new implementation of a GraphQL server, designed to be
as close as possible to Rails architecture and interfaces, which implies that it has
shortcuts, lots of syntax sugar, and direct connection with Rails features like
ActiveRecord and ActionCable.
This gem has its own parser, written from scratch, using the C-API of Ruby, which empowers it with an outstanding performance. Plus, all the features provided were carefully developed so that everyone will feel comfortable and able to apply in all application sizes and patterns.
# Add the gem to your Gemfile
$ bundle add rails-graphql
# Then run the Rails generator
$ rails g graphql:install
# app/graphql/app_schema.rb
class GraphQL::AppSchema < GraphQL::Schema
field(:welcome).resolve { 'Hello World!' }
end
$ curl -d '{"query":"{ welcome }"}' \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-X POST http://localhost:3000/graphql
# {"data":{"welcome":"Hello World!"}}
GraphQL Parser : Supporting the October 2021 spec
Schemas : One or multiple under the same application or across multiple engines
Queries : 3 different ways to defined your queries, besides sources
Mutations : 3 different ways to defined your mutations, besides sources
Subscriptions : 3 different ways to defined your subscriptions, besides sources
Directives
: 4 directives provided: @deprecated
, @skip
, @include
, and @specifiedBy
: Event-driven interface to facilitate new directives
Scalars
: All the spec scalars plus: any
, bigint
, binary
, date
, date_time
, decimal
, json
, and time
Sources
: A bridge between classes and GraphQL types and fields
: Fully implemented for ActiveRecord for PostgreSQL
, MySQL
, and SQLite
databases.
Generators : Rails generators for you to get start quickly
Shortcuts
: Several shortcuts through ::GraphQL
module to access classes within the gem
Type Map : A centralized place where all the types are stored and can be resolved
Global ID
: All objects defined supports .to_global_id
, or simply .to_gid
Subscriptions Provider : Current supporting only ActionCable provider and Memory store
Introspection : All necessary types for introspection with proper descriptions : Plain text display of the schemas
Testing : Support to validate GraphQL documents and stub values before requests
Error Handling
: Full support to rescue_from
within schemas
: A gracefully backtrace display
To start, simply fork the project.
Run local tests using:
$ bundle install
$ bundle exec rake compile
$ bundle exec rake test
Finally, change the code and submit a pull request.
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