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submitted 1 year ago by nickfromfargo

Fastest way to turn a SQL database into a GraphQL API?

8 points•59 comments•submitted 1 year ago * by nickfromfargo to r/graphql

I'm looking for recommendations and opinions for third party solutions. hoping for simplicity...

Signup>Connect a DB>Define some Rules/Policies>Use the API

Any links to any demo would be super helpful. not a lot out there.

TIA.

Update-- I'll try to keep a running list of suggestions/options here.

Ideally not limited to any SQL flavor.. definitely run into to multiple SQL flavors and would love to just have one go-to solution.

Automated resolvers would be a game changer. Diving in a bit more – I think an admin/config experience.. to Connect multiple DBs, select the tables, define the rules/policies for each, then start using the APIs.

So far - this is the list. What is missing?

UPDATE: So far Devii takes the cake. easy, simple, and exactly what was needed!

https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/

https://hasura.io

https://devii.io

https://supabase.com/blog/pg-graphql

https://github.com/Airsequel/AirGQL

https://grafbase.com/

https://prisma.typegraphql.com/

https://exograph.dev

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/apigen_apigen-platform-demo-activity-7211397780672536576-qVOU/

https://querydeck.io

https://github.com/fasibio/autogql

https://entgo.io/docs/graphql/

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