fabienjuif

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   by fabienjuif 7y ago

   Thank you Feel free to open issues if you have questions!
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   by fabienjuif 7y ago

   Here are the features: - Light (bundlesize) - Supports browser and Node (SSR compatible) - Supports cache (via third party library, or your own code) I wrote this because I wanted a light client that supports cache and that can work on next
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   Light zero dependency GraphQL client, supporting cache and SSR(github.com)

   1 points by fabienjuif 7y ago|3 comments
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   by fabienjuif 8y ago

   I use it with some of my clients and it turns pretty well: - very little footprint - easy to dev with it, my clients are very productive once I leave them with the base code I will be honnored if you give it a try!
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   by fabienjuif 8y ago

   Because k-ramel: - is fast - is immutable - is modular - encourages to decouple UI and state management - encourages to not have side effect into your business logic - has a light bundle size footprint (with http driver) - works with redux-
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   Show HN: K-ramel (JS state manager, be productive)(github.com)

   1 points by fabienjuif 8y ago|2 comments
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   by fabienjuif 8y ago

   Hi! I wrote this library because it allows us to use graphql directives (server side) like middlewares. -> gql declaration order is preserved -> implementation is simplified Feel free to open github issues if you know better solutions
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   Show HN: Graphql-directives-middlewares(github.com)

   4 points by fabienjuif 8y ago|1 comments
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   by fabienjuif 8y ago

   Extract of the README.md > The lib was created to simplify our routes usages. This is done by matching an uniq code to a route (we never identify a route to its href). This lib allows us, via bindings, to use path params and query param
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    Show HN: k-redux-router (on route = one code)(goo.gl)

    1 points by fabienjuif 8y ago|1 comments