Articles
GraphQL is a powerful tool for describing your server’s capabilities and allowing clients to quickly discover and access available data. However, sometimes you want to control which data is available in which context, for example, to separate internal use cases of an API from external users. This article discusses several techniques for maintaining different schemas and how the team at Midas solved this.
This article covers how to upload, process, and store files in a MongoDB backend using the BinData format. It uses NestJS as a Javascript framework, GraphQL as API technology, and MongoDB with mongoose as ODM.
Nhost recently released a new npm package that makes it available to query the Stripe API via GraphQL, integrate Stripe into your existing GraphQL API, and allow your developers to query it alongside data stored in your database.
Tools & Open Source
A modern, open-source headless commerce framework built with TypeScript & Nodejs
Videos
Learn how to build a custom @rest directive with GraphQL Tools to resolve data from a JSON API.
