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Postgres triggers on GraphQL mutations
Setup Postgres functions and triggers to perform backend operations like validation and inserting/updating other related data
Anon Ray
30 Aug, 2018
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Schema Stitching
GraphQL Server
The Ultimate Guide to Schema Stitching in GraphQL
An example-driven guide for understanding schema stitching in order to customize existing GraphQL API(s)
Rishichandra Wawhal
22 Aug, 2018
GraphQL
Postgres
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GraphQL and UUID type on Postgres
Hasura GraphQL Engine has implicit support for Postgres UUID type, which means that UUID values can be provided as strings.
Sandip
17 Aug, 2018
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Postgres Date/Time types on GraphQL
Date/Time types are one of the basic types every database supports, and Postgres has robust support for a large set of date and time types…
Hasura
17 Aug, 2018
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GraphQL
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Instant GraphQL on AWS RDS
Let’s deploy Hasura GraphQL Engine on Amazon RDS , to get instant, blazing-fast GraphQL APIs on a RDS Postgres database.
Anon Ray
17 Aug, 2018
GraphQL
Postgres
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GraphQL schema on Postgres with foreign keys and without foreign keys
Hasura GraphQL Engine allows creating relationships over Postgres tables with or without foreign keys
Shahidh K Muhammed
16 Aug, 2018
GraphQL
Postgres
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Using Custom SQL functions for queries with Postgres and GraphQL
Access custom PostgreSQL functions in GraphQL API queries and subscriptions
Rikin Kachhia
16 Aug, 2018
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Postgres
GraphQL with Postgres views and materialized views
Postgres views are awesome. You can link them to regular tables using relationships and then make a single nested query to fetch related…
Sandip
14 Aug, 2018
GraphQL
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Postgres
Atomic set and increment operators for GraphQL mutations
Use atomic set and increment operators in GraphQL mutations generated by Hasura GraphQL to update your data
Anon Ray
13 Aug, 2018
GraphQL
Tutorial
Bulk insert mutations with GraphQL
GraphQL insert mutations are used to create new objects in your back-end (typically a database) which can then be queried.
Rikin Kachhia
12 Aug, 2018
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