Missmatch with npmjs.com

[ScallyGames]

The npm link on graphql.org leads to the graphql-server npm page which references github.com/apollostack/apollo-server as repository which den forwards to github.com/apollographql/graphql-server.

The npm page further uses a readme that seems to be deprecated, saying that one should run npm install apollo-server to install and use some code syntax if I'm not mistaken.

This problem only became apparent when npm complained because of a peer dependency missmatch, leading to #291 and #243 explaining that this was deprecated and npm install graphql-server-<variant> was the correct syntax as also noted in the readme of this repository.

All in all the conflicting and deprecated information is really confusing when starting using this lib so I think the information should be updated accordingly.

[helfer]

Thanks for bringing this to our attention, I'm fixing it right now.

@DxCx it also looks like the README.md files on npm for each package are extremely minimal and just link to the docs. I think we should change that.

[DxCx]

@helfer
each package in packages can contain it's own README.md,
if you will remember when we spoke about splitting to variants you said that you will update the READMEs after we split..

[helfer]

Haha, I don't remember that, but it sounds like something I would say. Since I don't have a lot of time right now, I hope we can split up the work among a few people. Do you remember who the main authors are for the various packages?

[DxCx]

nope, we can probably dig it from git log..
seems like:
koa - @HriBB
hapi - @nnance
express - @nnance
lambda has a readme as far as i remember..

[helfer]

ok, I think none of these people have made any commits recently. Let's just create an issue and tag it with "help wanted"!

[helfer]

#373.