Graphql Builder
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# graphql-builder
Generate complete GraphQL schemas, type definitions, resolvers, queries, mutations, and subscriptions from natural language descriptions. Supports custom scalars, enums, interfaces, unions, input types, pagination (Relay-style cursor and offset), authentication directives, field validation, N+1 query prevention with DataLoader patterns, and subscription setup. Outputs production-ready schema files with proper documentation and examples.
Commands
| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | `schema` | Generate a complete GraphQL schema from description | | `type` | Generate type definitions with fields and relations | | `resolver` | Generate resolver functions (Query/Mutation/Field) | | `query` | Generate query operations with variables | | `mutation` | Generate mutation operations with input types | | `subscription` | Generate subscription definitions | | `enum` | Generate enum type definitions | | `interface` | Generate interface and implementing types | | `pagination` | Add Relay-style cursor pagination | | `auth` | Add authentication/authorization directives |
Usage
``` # Generate complete schema for a blog API graphql-builder schema --domain "blog with users, posts, comments, tags"
# Generate type definitions graphql-builder type --name User --fields "id:ID!,name:String!,email:String!,posts:[Post!]!"
# Generate resolvers for a type graphql-builder resolver --type User --operations "getUser,listUsers,createUser,updateUser"
# Generate query with pagination graphql-builder query --name listPosts --pagination cursor --filters "status,author"
# Generate mutation with validation graphql-builder mutation --name createPost --input "title:String!,body:String!,tags:[String!]"
# Generate subscription graphql-builder subscription --name onPostCreated --type Post
# Add authentication directives graphql-builder auth --strategy jwt --roles "admin,editor,viewer" ```
Examples
E-commerce Schema ``` graphql-builder schema --domain "e-commerce with products, categories, orders, users, reviews, cart" ```
Social Media Schema ``` graphql-builder schema --domain "social media with users, posts, comments, likes, follows, messages" ```
SaaS Schema ``` graphql-builder schema --domain "SaaS with organizations, users, projects, tasks, billing" ```
Features
- Full schema generation — Types, queries, mutations, subscriptions
- Relay pagination — Cursor-based connection types
- Authentication — JWT/session-based auth directives
- Validation — Input validation with custom directives
- DataLoader — N+1 prevention patterns
- Documentation — Inline descriptions and examples
- Resolvers — Complete resolver implementations
Keywords
graphql, schema, api, query, mutation, subscription, resolver, type system, api design, backend --- 💬 Feedback & Feature Requests: https://bytesagain.com/feedback Powered by BytesAgain | bytesagain.com
Use Cases
- Build GraphQL queries and mutations from natural language descriptions
- Generate type-safe GraphQL schemas from data model specifications
- Debug and optimize GraphQL query performance and resolver logic
- Scaffold GraphQL API endpoints with proper type definitions and resolvers
- Convert REST API patterns to GraphQL equivalents for API modernization
Pros & Cons
Pros
- +Compatible with multiple platforms including claude-code, openclaw
- +Well-documented with detailed usage instructions and examples
- +Purpose-built for backend & api tasks with focused functionality
Cons
- -No built-in analytics or usage metrics dashboard
- -Configuration may require familiarity with backend & api concepts
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