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Just a tiny teaser, you could write something like Person { country => name } And it will output the following SQL: -- target: postgres SELECT co
by erezsh 6y ago
Just a tiny teaser, you could write something like
Person { country => name }
And it will output the following SQL:
-- target: postgres
SELECT country, array_agg(name) AS name FROM Person GROUP BY country
- derision 6y agoIs this not the same as graphql?
- gavinray 6y agoSort of, GraphQL is just an interface that describes your data models, but you need to implement "resolvers" for each operation that tells the server how to fetch/mutate the queried data. So you might have a GQL type like: type User { name: String age: Int } But you need to implement a query with business logic for fetching this data, and that can be anything (but generally, a DB call). Projects like Hasura kind of blur this line, as it's essentially one big GQL -> SQL JIT compiler in Haskell though.