How do we do it? The user sends us a GraphQL request, which we extract, enrich with relations, permissions, and predicates, then compile before sending to the MongoDB data source.

Hasura is happy to announce the general availability of our MongoDB database connector.

So you've created your new GraphQL API with Hasura - what's next? It'd be a great idea to write some unit tests against your expected queries to make sure everything keeps working in your application as you make changes to your GraphQL API.

In this walkthrough, we're going to go through creating a simple GraphQL authentication service using Django Graphene, meshing it into your Hasura service, and creating a few sample requests.