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GQless
DESCRIPTION
a GraphQL client built for rapid iteration. From previously working on a large GraphQL codebase, the boilerplate involved with shipping new features often slowed me down. gqless is a fundamentally new approach to a GraphQL client. It makes using your API enjoyable, by generating queries at runtime based upon the data your app consumes. I wanted a GraphQL client that lets you forget you're using GraphQL, whilst tackling some issues shared across all existing GraphQL clients. First you'd need to search your components, and identify which queries need updating. After referring to your browser for documentation, you'd then update the query. Typically you'd then run a type generator to create types for each query (changes may not be reflected in IDE straight away). Just update your components, and the queries generated at runtime will reflect your changes.
Features
- Invisible data fetching
- Strongly typed
- Built from the ground up to work with Typescript — no more code generation
- React Suspense support, hooks, automatic component updates and more
- Production ready and fully-featured with inbuilt normalized cache
- Server side rendering, subscriptions and more
Programming Language
TypeScript
Categories
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