WorldQL

Want to query the world with GraphQL ? Search no more, you have found the right NodeJS library !

WorldQL allows you to merge and stitch all your datasources into a single GraphQL endpoint.

Providers supported

| |Third-party library used | |------------------|-------------------------------| |GraphQL |apollo-link-http| |MySQL |graphql-compose-mysql (soon published) | |ElasticSearch |graphql-compose-elasticsearch| |OpenAPI (REST API)|oasgraph|

What it does ?

How it works ?

1. Declare your datasources in JS

const worldql = require("./worldql-core")
const wqlConf = {
            sources: {
                petstore: {
                    type: "OPEN_API",
                    url: "http://localhost:8085/api-docs",
                },
                books: {
                    type: "GRAPHQL",
                    url: "http://localhost:8090", 
                },
                company: {
                     type: 'ELASTICSEARCH',
                     url: 'http://localhost:9200',
                     graphqlTypeName: "company",
                     elasticIndex: 'companydatabase',
                     elasticType: 'employees',
                     pluralFields: ['skills', 'languages'],
                     apiVersion: '5.6',
                },
                employees: {
                    type: "MYSQL",
                    mysqlConfig: {
                        host: "localhost",
                        port: "3306",
                        user: "root",
                        password: "secret",
                        database: "employees",
                    }
                },
            },
        }

2. Add some stitching between them (or not)

const worldql = require("./worldql-core")
const wqlConf = {
            sources: {
                ...
            },
            stitches: [
                {
                    parentType: "employeesT",
                    fieldName: "petOfEmployee",
                    fieldType: "viewerApiKey",
                    resolver: {
                        source: "petstore",
                        query: "viewerApiKey",
                        params: {
                            static: {},
                            fromParent: { apiKey: "first_name", },
                        }
                    }
                },
            ]
        }

3. Generate a GraphQL schema with WorldQL

    const worldql = require("./worldql-core")
    const wqlConf = { ... }
    worldql.buildGqlSchema(wqlConf).then(gqlSchema => {
                ...
    })

4. Profit !!! (With apollo-server for example)

const worldql = require("./worldql-core")
const wqlConf = { ... }
worldql.buildGqlSchema(wqlConf).then(gqlSchema => {
          const server = new ApolloServer({
		schema: gqlSchema,
		playground: true,
	})
	server.listen().then(({ url }) => {
                console.log(`🚀 Server ready at ${url}`)
	})
})