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Does MongoDB work with GraphQL?
GraphQL requires MongoDB version 4.0 or greater. The MongoDB Realm GraphQL API allows client applications to access data stored in a linked MongoDB cluster using any standard GraphQL client.
Does GraphQL replace database?
GraphQL is an alternative to REST for developing APIs, not a replacement. This is easy to implement; there are many JSON API libraries in many languages. It’s an open protocol that enables you to create and consume queryable and interoperable RESTful APIs in a simple and standard way.
Can GraphQL be used with any database?
GraphQL is often confused with being a database technology. This is a misconception, GraphQL is a query language for APIs – not databases. In that sense it’s database agnostic and can be used with any kind of database or even no database at all.
Which GraphQL server is best?
Most popular GraphQL servers
- Source: graphql.org. Apollo GraphQL Server.
- Source: apollographql.com. Hot Chocolate.
- Source: github.com/ChilliCream/hotchocolate. Hasura GraphQL Engine.
- Source: github.com/hasura. API PLATFORM.
- Source: api-platform.com. Parse Server GraphQL API.
Does Prisma work with MongoDB?
Making MongoDB type safe with Prisma MongoDB’s collections, by default, do not require their documents to have the same schema. After defining your Prisma schema, you auto-generate the TypeScript Prisma Client and use it in your application to interact with the database with type safety for all queries.
What does GraphQL replace?
GraphQL is a query language and runtime for APIs, intended to be a replacement for REST. GraphQL offers a more efficient and flexible way for building APIs and scaling.
Does Prisma 2 support MongoDB?
Prisma is a database toolkit that is amazing for relational databases and can be easily ported between Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB, SQLite, and Aurora. But right now Prisma does not currently support non-relational databases like MongoDB or DynamoDB.
What version of MongoDB do I need for realm GraphQL?
GraphQL requires MongoDB version 4.0 or greater. The MongoDB Realm GraphQL API allows client applications to access data stored in a linked MongoDB cluster using any standard GraphQL client.
How do I get Started with the GraphQL API?
To get started, create a free cluster and link it to your Realm app. If you don’t have any data yet but you still want to explore the GraphQL API, consider adding a sample data set to your cluster. To learn how to make data available through the GraphQL API, see Expose Data in a Collection.
How do I use GraphQL in realrealm?
Realm automatically creates GraphQL types for every linked collection that has a defined document schema and evaluates role-based permissions for all GraphQL requests. The GraphQL API lets you access data that you have stored in a MongoDB Atlas cluster or data lake. To get started, create a free cluster and link it to your Realm app.
How many resolvers can the GraphQL API process?
The GraphQL API can process a maximum of ten resolvers for a given query or mutation. If an operation specifies more than ten resolvers, the entire operation will fail with the error message “max number of queries reached”. Realm automatically generates types and resolvers for data that you expose to the GraphQL API.