A robust GraphQL server endpoint POC written in Java 8.
A Maven-based Java project with two sub-projects:
- mcorpus-gql The MCorpus GraphQL server endpoint packaged as an über jar.
- mcorpus-db Houses the JooQ generated types representing the db-schema and data access api in the form of Java classes. Used by mcorpus-gql.
Checkout the wiki pages for design details..
- GraphQL-based user login by username and password.
- JWT (signed and encrypted) via secure, http-only cookies upon successful user login.
- Per-request sync token verification for all inbound GraphQL requests to mitigate CSRF attacks.
- GraphiQL - the 'schema discovery' UI intended for developers to introspect the schema and issue GraphQL requests from a web UI.
- Lean and performant Java 8 code in a fully asynchronous paradigm realized by best-of-breed stack:
A working demo is here.
- Click the GraphiQL link from the main index page.
- Issue an mcuser login mutation query with username = 'demo' and password = 'password23'. You will then be logged in based on a JWT cookie for 2 days.
- After a successful login, you may freely issue GraphQL queries through the standard GraphiQL interface.
- All mcorpus data was generated purely randomly and is completely fictitous meant only for demonstrating a Java/Netty based, fully asynchronous, highly performant GraphQL endpoint.
