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Minimalistic and developer friendly middleware and an Upload scalar to add support for GraphQL multipart requests (file uploads via queries and mutations) to various Node.js GraphQL servers.

published 1.6.1 5 months ago
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This script helps identify unused GraphQL operations (queries, mutations, subscriptions) in your project. It scans .gql files for operations and checks if they are being used in your TypeScript/JavaScript files.

published 1.2.8 5 months ago
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Fixed window rate-limiting directive for GraphQL. Use to limit repeated requests to queries and mutations.

published 2.0.5 9 months ago
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Async State Management without the Management. REST, GraphQL, SSE, Websockets, Fetch

published 0.14.14 9 days ago
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> A utility tool that generates a postman collection with all the mutations and queries that your GraphQL endpoint exposes.

published 1.0.35 a month ago
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Typescript minimalistic and developer friendly middleware and an Upload scalar to add support for GraphQL multipart requests (file uploads via queries and mutations) to various Node.js GraphQL servers.

published 2.1.2 7 months ago
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given schema, this package extracts all available queries, mutations, subscriptions and then make list of those to determine whether to use each graphql operation, by using that filters, reduced-schema is generated

published 1.0.8 4 months ago
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Middleware and an Upload scalar to add support for GraphQL multipart requests (file uploads via queries and mutations) to various Node.js GraphQL servers.

published 15.0.2 6 months ago
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This package contains all queries and mutations that are used in our sample storefront. It can be used for semi-custom or fully-custom (with ability to extend existing queries) storefront solutions.

published 2.4.5 6 months ago
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This package provides a GraphQL directive `@rateLimit` for rate limiting GraphQL queries and mutations. This directive helps to prevent abuse and manage resources efficiently by limiting the number of requests a client can make within a specified time win

published 1.0.5 5 days ago
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bunDL is an intuitive, skinny GraphQL interceptor, that checks for cached data, handles mutations with PouchDB, and only sends modified or non-cached queries to the server. The returned data is then cached for future requests.

published 1.0.6 a year ago
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A typesafe TypeScript SDK for interacting with Mina's GraphQL daemon. Features include automatically generated types and wrappers for queries and mutations, a direct GraphQL query option for advanced scenarios, and easy access to accounts, blocks, and tra

published 0.1.4 7 months ago
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Automatically generates GraphQL schema for objection.js models and allows to extend the schema with custom mutations and subscriptions

published 0.2.9 a year ago
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Fixed window rate-limiting directive for GraphQL. Use to limit repeated requests to queries and mutations.

published 1.4.2 6 months ago
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Intuitive and (more importantly) TS-friendly GraphQL client for queries, mutations and subscriptions

published 0.2.0 6 months ago
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Relay Result is a tiny layer on top of Relay's libraries to add type-safe payloads for GraphQL mutations.

published 0.0.3 a month ago
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Relay Result is a tiny layer on top of Relay's libraries to add type-safe payloads for GraphQL mutations.

published 0.0.3 a month ago
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This NPM library enhances Apollo Client projects by offering conditional reactive variables, queries, and mutations, simplifying data persistence, and promoting clean code through separation of concerns. It also supports dynamic resolver registration, mak

published 0.4.2 6 months ago
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The middleware and Upload scalar in this package enable GraphQL multipart requests (file uploads via queries and mutations) in your Apollo Server Next.js integration.

published 0.1.0 3 months ago
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bunDL is an intuitive, skinny GraphQL interceptor, that checks for cached data, handles mutations with PouchDB, and only sends modified or non-cached queries to the server. The returned data is then cached for future requests.

published 1.0.4 a year ago
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