Collection example apps with NestJS and Typeorm, Sequelize, Mongodb, PostgreSQL, MySQL, GraphQL, Mercurius, Apollo, etc. for the NestJS community 😻
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Collection example apps with NestJS and Typeorm, Sequelize, Mongodb, PostgreSQL, MySQL, GraphQL, Mercurius, Apollo, etc. for the NestJS community 😻
TypeScript usage examples and "mercurius-codegen" for Mercurius
Fastify application boilerplate based on clean architecture, domain-driven design, CQRS, functional programming, vertical slice architecture for building production-grade applications 🚀
Nestjs with Fastify GraphQL Monolith Template
📱 Fully-featured GraphQL Whatsapp clone with real-time messaging, contacts management and authentication built on top of React and Relay with an integrated real-time feature based on websockets.
Template for deploying Fastify+Mercurius in Vercel with Next.js API Routes / Serverless
just a graphql example created by typescript + fastify + mikro-orm(postgresql) + mercurius(graphql adaptor) + type-graphql
GraphQL API demo using Fastify, Mercurius and Nexus
Serverless Graphql Federation API's built with: mercurius, fastify, nestjs; infrastructure automation with Terraform & Terraform CDK
✂️ Monolithic SaaS Application Starter based on Node.js and Vite
Send Graphql API tracing data from mercurius to apollo-studio
GraphQL server using Fastify, Mercurius, Typescript and Jest. Features automerging for schema and resolvers. Focused on great experience and ease of understanding.
The Vanderbilt Course Catalog API is a GraphQL and search API for accessing and searching the course catalog of Vanderbilt University. It utilizes MongoDB, Vanderbilt API, and MeiliSearch for efficient data storage, retrieval, and searching. The API provides endpoints for fetching courses, filtering by parameters, and performing keyword searches.
📃 GraphQL backend for sr.net
A boilerplate for fastily along with graphql and undid as http client under the hood
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