Simple, zero configuration GraphQL server. mele gets out of the way so there is no bootstrapping, or initialization needed.
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Getting started with mele is incredibly simple.
Install mele with yarn add mele
Create two directories, one named types, and another named resolvers.
In the types directory, create a file called Query.graphql and save it with the following contents.
type Query {
greeting: String
}
In the resolvers directory, create file called Query.js with the following contents:
module.exports = {
greeting: () => 'Hello!',
}
Now, in your package.json, add the following:
...
"scripts": {
"start": "mele",
"dev": "mele dev"
}
...
mele: Starts regular mele server.
mele dev: Starts mele development server with autorestarting.
Run yarn start. Boom! Wasn't that easy? You now have a GraphQL server running. Visit localhost:4000 and query away.
Need to add a context to your server? Easy. Simply add a context.js file at the root of your server's directory that exports a function that returns an object of your context.
// context.js
module.exports = req => ({
query: req.query,
greetingMessage: 'Hello!',
})
Then in a resolver, you have access to your context.
// Query.js
...
greeting: (_, args, context) => {
// context.query === req.query
// context.greetingMessage === 'Hello!'
return context.greetingMessage
}
...
Note that the context function is passed the request object.