Projects sharing features with Spring Graphql

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

Type-graphql is a framework for building GraphQL servers that uses TypeScript classes as the single source of truth for schema definitions and types. It provides a schema generator and a resolver framework that allows developers to define queries and mutations using class-based controllers and decorators. The project focuses on a schema-first approach where TypeScript classes and metadata reflection are used to automatically derive GraphQL schemas. It incorporates a dependency injection container to manage the instantiation and lifecycle of resolver classes. The system includes a middleware

This project provides a foundational boilerplate for building full-stack web applications that connect React frontend interfaces to backend GraphQL services. It serves as a structured environment for developers to initialize both client and server components, ensuring a unified architecture for data-driven software. The framework emphasizes a schema-first approach to API design, allowing for consistent data modeling across the entire stack. It includes pre-configured templates that integrate authentication and real-time subscription capabilities, alongside modular middleware for managing requ

graphql-tools is a toolkit for constructing, modifying, and combining GraphQL schemas. It provides a suite of utilities for parsing Schema Definition Language, managing resolver bindings, and assembling executable schemas. The project enables the composition of unified GraphQL gateways by merging multiple independent subschemas through schema stitching. This includes capabilities for entity type merging, type extension, and field resolution delegation to route requests across different services. The toolkit also includes a mocking engine that generates simulated GraphQL schemas and data. Thi

Yoga is a GraphQL server framework and runtime-agnostic HTTP handler used to build and deploy GraphQL APIs. It functions as a toolkit for managing schemas and resolvers, providing a spec-compliant environment for hosting APIs across diverse JavaScript runtimes, including Node.js, Deno, Bun, and serverless cloud environments. The project distinguishes itself through its ability to act as an Apollo Federation gateway, composing multiple subgraphs into a single unified supergraph. It also serves as a dedicated subscription server, delivering real-time data streaming via both WebSockets and Serve

This project provides a comprehensive architectural framework and set of standardized patterns for building, securing, and scaling production-ready Node.js applications. It serves as a foundational guide for establishing consistent development workflows, operational observability, and reliable service integration across distributed software systems. The framework distinguishes itself by emphasizing a schema-first approach to API development, ensuring that interface definitions drive the creation of server stubs, client libraries, and type definitions. It promotes a cloud-native posture by int

Altair is a graphical GraphQL API client, integrated development environment, and schema explorer. It functions as a debugging tool and collaboration platform for executing queries, mutations, and subscriptions against GraphQL servers. The project distinguishes itself by offering cloud-synced workspaces for organizing and sharing query collections among teams. It provides a flexible extensibility framework that allows the installation and execution of third-party plugins within isolated sandboxes. The platform covers a broad range of capabilities, including AI-assisted query writing, visual

Awesome GraphQL is a curated directory and resource collection for the GraphQL ecosystem. It serves as a central index for developers to discover libraries, tools, and specifications required for building, testing, and managing data layer implementations across various programming languages. The repository provides access to a comprehensive range of utilities that support the entire GraphQL lifecycle. This includes resources for server-side API development, client-side integration, and schema management. It also highlights tools for security enforcement, such as rate limiting and input valida

The AWS SDK for Java is a set of client libraries providing a programmatic interface for managing cloud resources and services through the Java language and JVM. It serves as a cloud service client library for executing synchronous and asynchronous API calls to infrastructure components. The library is distinguished by its use of non-blocking asynchronous I/O and a reactive cloud client model, utilizing publishers and subscribers to stream data and manage backpressure. It employs a modular design to decouple services and reduce binary size, while utilizing immutable builders for thread-safe c

This project is a NestJS testing boilerplate and reference implementation. It provides a structured monorepo workspace designed to demonstrate various architectural and testing patterns for NestJS applications. The project features a dockerized test environment and an integration testing framework. It includes a dedicated GraphQL API test suite to validate graph-based endpoints and schemas for queries and mutations. The suite covers a layered testing hierarchy consisting of unit, integration, and end-to-end tests. These capabilities extend across the application and data layers, including da

GraphQL-Ruby is a Ruby library for building GraphQL APIs with a strongly typed schema and a dedicated query execution engine. It provides a comprehensive framework for mapping application objects to a formal type system, enabling structured data fetching through defined resolvers. The project distinguishes itself with advanced performance and delivery mechanisms, including a data loader for batching and caching to prevent N+1 query patterns. It supports high-performance data delivery through incremental response streaming, deferred query responses, and parallel data fetching using fibers. Add

This project is a comprehensive educational resource and fullstack tutorial for GraphQL development. It provides instructional content and guides focused on designing schemas, implementing servers, and managing the end-to-end workflow of building production-ready applications. The material covers the conceptual differences between graph-based data structures and traditional API architectures. It includes a dedicated security course and guides for client integration, teaching users how to fetch data, manage application state, and apply protection measures to secure API endpoints. The scope of

GraphQL Editor is a collaborative workspace platform for designing, editing, and managing GraphQL schemas. It provides an interactive graph-based visual editor that lets teams create and explore schemas without writing code, alongside a full-featured Monaco text IDE with real-time syntax validation. The platform supports AI-powered schema generation from natural language prompts, federated schema composition that visualizes type merging across subgraphs, and AST-level schema comparison that highlights structural differences between versions. The platform distinguishes itself through its bidir

GraphQL Yoga is a GraphQL server framework designed for building APIs that operate across all JavaScript environments. It utilizes the WHATWG Fetch API to provide a standardized request and response interface, enabling the server to run on serverless and edge computing platforms. The framework includes a specialized server for processing file uploads via the standard GraphQL multipart request specification and a subscription server that delivers real-time data streaming through server-sent events. An extensible plugin framework allows for the injection of custom behaviors and logic into the r

This project is a full stack monorepo boilerplate and Node.js GraphQL API template. It provides a seed project that integrates a schema-first GraphQL API, a PostgreSQL database, and a React frontend within a single repository to share types between the backend and user interface. The architecture includes a serverless wrapper for cloud deployment and automatic scaling. It implements a request batching layer to optimize database performance by preventing the N+1 query problem. The project covers database management through migration-based schema versioning and seed files. It also includes cap

Drift is a type-safe SQL persistence library and relational mapper that provides a structured way to map database tables to classes and execute SQL queries with build-time validation. It functions as a type-safe query builder and a wrapper for SQLite and PostgreSQL, eliminating manual result set parsing by binding query outputs to native objects. The project distinguishes itself through a build-time code generation system that produces type-safe APIs and validates raw SQL statements against database versions before execution. It features reactive query streaming, which transforms SQL queries

This project is a reference implementation providing a collection of practical examples for data access patterns and repository abstractions within the Spring Data ecosystem. It serves as a comprehensive showcase for implementing consistent data layers across various relational and non-relational databases. The repository specifically demonstrates multi-store persistence by integrating relational, document, and vector databases within a single application. It includes implementations for vector search to manage high-dimensional embeddings and similarity searches across different database tech

Sqlbrite is a reactive SQLite database manager and lightweight wrapper for Android. It functions as a reactive SQL library that converts standard SQLite queries into observable streams, allowing the application to emit new results automatically when underlying database tables change. The project provides a mechanism for tracking changes to specific database tables, triggering query refreshes without manual polling. It also includes an atomic transaction manager to group multiple SQL modifications into single units, ensuring data integrity and preventing redundant notifications. The library h

Juniper is a GraphQL server library and schema engine for Rust. It provides a toolkit for building type-safe APIs by mapping native Rust data structures to GraphQL objects, inputs, and scalars. The project functions as an execution engine that can process queries and mutations either through a network server or as a headless engine for local execution. The library is runtime-agnostic, allowing it to bridge GraphQL processing with various asynchronous Rust web frameworks. It includes a subscription framework that manages persistent WebSocket connections to push real-time data updates to client

This project is a PHP implementation of the GraphQL specification. It provides a suite of tools for building servers that process queries and mutations, including a schema parser, an execution engine for evaluating operations, and a toolkit for manipulating abstract syntax trees. The library differentiates itself through a specialized AST toolkit that allows for the inspection, modification, and printing of GraphQL abstract syntax trees. It also includes a mechanism for deferred field resolution to enable asynchronous data fetching and prevent blocking the primary execution thread. The imple

Graphene is a library and framework for building type-safe GraphQL APIs and schemas using Python objects and resolvers. It provides a system for mapping internal data models to typed GraphQL schemas, enabling the creation of servers that process queries and execute resolvers to return structured data. The project includes a full implementation of the Relay specification, providing standardized patterns for global object identification and cursor-based pagination. It utilizes a class-based approach to schema definition and supports interface-based type inheritance. The framework covers a broa

This is an educational relational database engine used in Carnegie Mellon University's database systems course. Students learn internals by implementing core components of a working database, including storage, indexing, concurrency control, and crash recovery. The system covers key database architecture: a B+ tree index for fast key-based lookups and range scans, a disk-oriented buffer pool that caches pages from disk, an iterator-based query execution model that composes physical operators, page-based storage for records, two-phase locking for coordinating concurrent transactions, and write

Type-graphql is a toolkit and framework for creating type-safe GraphQL APIs. It functions as a schema generator and resolver library that uses TypeScript classes and decorators as the primary source of truth for data structures and query logic. The project enables the definition of GraphQL schemas and resolvers through typed classes rather than manual schema definition language. This approach ensures that TypeScript types automatically align with the GraphQL schema to prevent runtime errors. The framework provides capabilities for API implementation, including input data validation and acces

Subql is a blockchain data indexing framework and TypeScript-based indexer used to extract raw blockchain events and transactions and transform them into structured, queryable data entities. It functions as a data API and a tool for building decentralized application backends, providing a query interface for type-safe access to indexed blockchain data. The project includes an AI-powered query engine that utilizes large language models to translate natural language questions into structured GraphQL queries. This system can orchestrate multi-step queries by breaking down complex requests into s

Swell is an API development and testing client designed for interacting with modern network protocols, executing GraphQL operations, and running local mock servers. It provides a unified interface for connecting to endpoints served over HTTP/2, WebSockets, Server-Sent Events, gRPC, tRPC, and WebRTC, enabling live messaging, monitoring, and debugging. The platform includes a concurrent load testing engine that spawns parallel worker threads to evaluate endpoint performance under heavy traffic, alongside a local mock server engine for simulating backend responses during frontend development. It

This project serves as a comprehensive technical guide and framework for building, deploying, and managing event-driven applications. It focuses on serverless architecture development, providing patterns and practices for implementing cloud-native services that execute code in response to triggers without requiring persistent server infrastructure. The repository distinguishes itself by offering a unified approach to polyglot runtime orchestration, allowing developers to manage components written in multiple programming languages within a single project. It emphasizes local cloud emulation, e