GraphQL support

[dfee]

I built a GraphQL component for aiohttp named aiohttp-graphql (i.e. pip install aiohttp-graphql).

The premise is simple: Just provide a schema and attach the view to the route:

from aiohttp_graphql import GraphQLView
from .schema import Schema

# ... get an app from somewhere (i.e. app = web.Application())

GraphQLView(app, schema=Schema)

And then you'll be able to access both GraphQL and GraphiQL on /graphql. There are many configuration options, so RTFD.

I just wanted to put this here for future users. Thanks aio-libs folks for maintaining good libraries to build on top of. Cheers –

[kxepal]

What's wrong to have it as standalone extension which provides extras to integrate graphql with aiohttp? You there depends on aiohttp in anyway. What kind of support aiohttp have to provide?

[dfee]

That’s exactly what it is. This project is not a fork and pull request, I just wanted the community to be aware of it. I’m not sure of what they best place to share this info, so I created this issue.

[kxepal]

Sorry, I took your issue a bit different way. How about docs? We have there section about third parties and extensions. Feels like the best place to share.

[dfee]

Cool. As this project gets sucked into the graphql-python org (fingers crossed), I'll submit a PR to add it to the third parties section.

[asvetlov]

@dfee feel free to make a PR for mentioning the library in our third parties.

I'm closing the issue -- the tracker is overwhelmed by bug reports and feature proposals.
I'm striving to reduce opened issues counter. Sure, you do understand me.

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