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GraphQL for Julia
The main features of codeneomatrix/diana.jl are: Server Libraries.
Open-source alternatives to codeneomatrix/diana.jl include: async-graphql/async-graphql — async-graphql is a type-safe framework for building specification-compliant GraphQL servers in Rust. It uses… burner/graphqld — A vibe.d library to handle the GraphQL Protocol written in the D Programming Language. garymardell/graphql.cr — Oxide is a low level library that implements the core of GraphQL following the spec as closely as possible. The schema… graphql-crystal/graphql — GraphQL server library for Crystal. graphql-rust/graphql-parser — A graphql query language and schema definition language parser and formatter for rust. graphql-rust/juniper — Juniper is a GraphQL server library and schema engine for Rust. It provides a toolkit for building type-safe APIs by…
async-graphql is a type-safe framework for building specification-compliant GraphQL servers in Rust. It uses procedural macros to automatically generate schemas from native language structures, ensuring consistency between the data model and the API specification. The project provides native support for Apollo Federation v2, allowing entities and fields to be shared and resolved across multiple distributed subgraphs. It also implements real-time data streaming via WebSocket subscriptions and asynchronous event streams. The framework includes a wide array of capabilities for schema design, su
A vibe.d library to handle the GraphQL Protocol written in the D Programming Language
Oxide is a low level library that implements the core of GraphQL following the spec as closely as possible. The schema is defined by creating instances of core types (Schema, Field, Type, Argument...). This provides an AST which is used in both the execution and validation phases.
