Remix Graphql
Utilities for using GraphQL with a Remix app
Overview:
The remix-graphql package is designed to help integrate Remix and GraphQL together. It provides utility functions for handling loader and action requests using GraphQL queries and mutations. It allows you to define a local schema and resolvers, run GraphQL requests against a remote API, and set up a GraphQL API as a resource route within a Remix app.
Features:
- Handling loader and action requests using GraphQL queries and mutations
- Defining a local schema and resolvers to handle the request
- Running GraphQL requests against a remote API
- Setting up a GraphQL API as a resource route
Summary:
The remix-graphql package provides utility functions for integrating Remix and GraphQL. It allows you to handle loader and action requests using GraphQL queries and mutations, define a local schema and resolvers, run requests against a remote API, and set up a GraphQL API within a Remix app. The package also offers automated type generation for easier data typing.
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