graphql alternatives and similar gems
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Her
Her is an ORM (Object Relational Mapper) that maps REST resources to Ruby objects. It is designed to build applications that are powered by a RESTful API instead of a database. -
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Praxis
Praxis is a framework that focuses on both the design and implementation aspects of creating APIs. -
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YASL
Yet Another Serialization Library - A pure Ruby auto-serialization library that works across different Ruby implementations like Opal and JRuby as an automatic alternative to YAML/Marshal. Unlike Marshal, it does not raise errors for unserializable objects, thus provides a highly productive friction-free auto-serialization experience. -
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README
graphql
A Ruby implementation of GraphQL.
Installation
Install from RubyGems by adding it to your Gemfile, then bundling.
# Gemfile
gem 'graphql'
$ bundle install
Getting Started
$ rails generate graphql:install
After this, you may need to run bundle install again, as by default graphiql-rails is added on installation.
Or, see "Getting Started".
Upgrade
I also sell GraphQL::Pro which provides several features on top of the GraphQL runtime, including Pundit authorization, CanCan authorization, Pusher-based subscriptions and persisted queries. Besides that, Pro customers get email support and an opportunity to support graphql-ruby's development!
Goals
- Implement the GraphQL spec & support a Relay front end
- Provide idiomatic, plain-Ruby API with similarities to reference implementation where possible
- Support Ruby on Rails and Relay
Getting Involved
- Say hi & ask questions in the #graphql-ruby channel on Discord or on Twitter!
- Report bugs by posting a description, full stack trace, and all relevant code in a GitHub issue.
- Start hacking with the Development guide.