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Getting Started

Quickstart
Installing wunderctl
Installing the WunderGraph SDK

Starter Kits

Starter Kits Overview
Default Template
NextJS Starter
NextJS Postgres Starter

Build your first Application with WunderGraph

Your First WunderGraph Application
Manually adding APIs
Using Environment Variables

WunderHub

Publish an API to WunderHub
Integrate an API from WunderHub

Authentication

Configuring WunderGraph Authentication

WunderGraph in Production

Overview

Strategies

Overview
Inject Short-Lived Tokens into Upstream Requests
Expose a GraphQL API from WunderGraph
Using JSON columns with a custom GraphQL schema
Signing Requests

Migrations

Migrate to the "next" version of the WunderGraph SDK

Examples

NextJS TypeScript PostgreSQL Realtime Chat

Overview

Features

Features Overview
API Namespacing for Conflict-Free merging of any number of APIs
Local Development
Mocking
TypeSafe Hooks for Custom Business Logic
Authentication
Authentication-Aware Data Fetching
Authorization - Claims Injection
Authorization - Role Based Access Control
CSRF Protection
Caching
JSON RPC
Automatic Content Revalidation with ETags
Realtime Subscriptions
Generated Clients
JSON Schema Validation
Database to instant API
File-based Operations
Infrastructure as Code
Easy file uploads to S3 compatible storage providers
Cross API JOINs

DataSources

DataSources Overview
GraphQL
Apollo Federation
REST - OpenAPI Specification
PostgreSQL
MySQL
MongoDB + Atlas
SQLite
SQLServer
Planetscale

Comparisons

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Integrations

Reference

Concepts

API Namespacing
The _join field
Virtual Graph

Components

wunderctl
WunderGraph Client
WunderGraph SDK
WunderNode

wunderctl

wunderctl Overview
wunderctl init
wunderctl up
wunderctl start
wunderctl generate
wunderctl version
wunderctl add
wunderctl remove
wunderctl login
wunderctl logout

directives

Directives Overview
@fromClaim directive
@jsonSchema directive
@hooksVariable directive
@rbac directive
@injectGeneratedUUID directive
@injectCurrentDateTime directive
@injectEnvironmentVariable directive
@internalOperation directive
@export directive
@internal directive
@transform directive

wundergraph.config.ts

Overview
Configure Authentication
Configure Authorization
GraphQL DataSource
OpenAPI (REST) DataSource
Apollo Federation DataSource
Configure Headers for HTTP-based APIs
Configure PostgreSQL DataSource
Configure MySQL DataSource
Configure MongoDB DataSource
Configure SQLite DataSource
Configure SQLServer DataSource
Configure Planetscale DataSource
Create Application
Configure WunderGraph Application
Configure S3 file upload Providers
Using Environment Variables
Configure App Security

wundergraph.operations.ts

Overview

wundergraph.hooks.ts

Overview
mockResolve Hook
preResolve Hook
mutatingPreResolve Hook
customResolve Hook
postResolve Hook
mutatingPostResolve Hook
mutatingPostAuthentication Hook
onRequest Hook
onResponse Hook

Frequently Asked Questions

Does WunderGraph's JSON RPC support parameters?

How does WunderGraph work with Postman Collections?

WunderGraph Client

Published: 2022-05-23

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