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@streamdal/apollo-server-plugin

v0.0.5

Published

Streamdal's Apollo Server Plugin for code-native data pipelines

Downloads

6

Readme

Streamdal code-native data pipeline plugin for Apollo Server

Getting started
npm install @streamdal/apollo-server-plugin

You must have the Streamdal platform running. To bring it up locally, you can use docker compose:

docker compose up

Alternatively you can deploy it to your environment, see here for details:

https://github.com/streamdal/streamdal/tree/main/docs/install

Add configuration. You can set configurations via env variables or code. The configuration variables you provide will point to the Streamdal platform you ran just above.

If your app supports .env files:

cp example.env .env

Or export them:

export STREAMDAL_URL="localhost:8082"
export STREAMDAL_TOKEN="1234"
export STREAMDAL_SERVICE_NAME="user-onboard-service"

Or via code: see and uncomment configuration code in the example app:

https://github.com/streamdal/streamdal-examples/blob/main/apollo-server-plugin/src/index.ts
Run the Example App

Clone the examples repository:

git clone [email protected]:streamdal/streamdal-examples.git
cd streamdal/examples/apollo-server-plugin

npm install

npm start

This will fire up an example app running the Streamdal Apollo Server plugin. Go to http://localhost:4000 and execute some graphql queries in the playground.

After you've run at least one query, go to http://localhost:8080 and you will see the above operations were automatically instrumented and you are now able to create and add pipelines to them.

Console