Middleware and a scalar Upload to add support for GraphQL multipart requests (file uploads via queries and mutations) to various Node.js GraphQL servers.
GraphQL Upload is an essential middleware designed for Node.js developers looking to enhance their GraphQL servers with file upload functionality. By supporting multipart requests, it simplifies the process of handling file uploads through queries and mutations, making backend integration much more efficient and user-friendly.
This powerful tool is perfect for applications that require user-uploaded files—whether images, documents, or any other data type. With GraphQL Upload, developers can seamlessly incorporate this feature into their projects while maintaining the flexibility and scalability that GraphQL offers.
Supports Multipart Requests: GraphQL Upload allows for easy handling of file uploads with multipart/form-data encoding, directly within your GraphQL operations.
Custom Scalar Type: It provides a scalar type called Upload, which simplifies the upload process in your GraphQL schema and enhances type safety.
Integration with Existing Servers: The middleware can be integrated effortlessly into various Node.js GraphQL servers, making it adaptable to different project setups.
File Handling API: Developers can manage uploaded files with an intuitive API that supports operations such as reading, validating, and saving files.
Error Handling: GraphQL Upload includes built-in error handling capabilities to ensure that any issues with file uploads are reported back to clients smoothly.
Progress Monitoring: It supports progress monitoring for uploads, giving clients feedback during the file upload process, which can improve user experience.
Streamlined Development: By using GraphQL Upload, developers can focus more on building features rather than worrying about the complexities of file uploads and integrations.
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