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Adam Scarr

@vektah

vektah/gqlgen#102

not sure if he ever released it though

Tamal Saha

@tamalsaha

Thanks.

Have you tried to contribute back to any of the existing projects. Just as newbie with few days exploring GraphQL using GO, it is difficult to figure out what to use from the readme.

At least your project has some comparison chart.

Adam Scarr

@vektah

graph-gophers is still kinda stagnant, and graphql-go is too dynamic for my tastes

it looks like recently thunder has had a lot of activity

haven't really circled back around

either way gqlgen is here to stay, 99designs has started supporting it

Tamal Saha

@tamalsaha

What does that mean? Did you use to work there from before? Or they hired you to work on this library?

Adam Scarr

@vektah

I have been working there for a few years. This originally started as a side project but its got enough interest that 99 is dedicating some time and devs to work on it and maintain it

Tamal Saha

@tamalsaha

That's great!

It seems thunder uses graphql-go https://github.com/samsarahq/thunder/blob/master/graphql/parser.go#L7

Adam Scarr

@vektah

yeah, thunder and graphql-go have a similar philosophy - write the code first (thunder a little more elegantly than graphql-go)

gophers and gqlgen are similar in the same way, they are both using the new graphql schema spec to define the schema, then bind code to that

like I said, I dont have much faith that the graphql-go parser will handle schema well, its a dead codepath as far as those projects are concerned

Tamal Saha

@tamalsaha

So, I saw that you have a separate project for the parser part. So, the plan is to write the parser and port over the validation tests from graphql-go and run the test suite in graphql-js ?

Adam Scarr

@vektah

https://github.com/vektah/gqlparser/tree/master/validator/imported/spec

Tamal Saha

@tamalsaha

What is your general experience using Graphql over straight rest api? I see the performance side. But what about maintainability of the UI code ?

Adam Scarr

@vektah

Graphql is a lot more maintainable, especially if you use Typescript + Apollo codegen to enforce types.

Peter

@ppong

@vektah awesome work on the gqlgen/parser! I am just wondering if you have any recommendations on how to get started on using the parser.

Peter

@ppong

I am trying to parse my schema.grraphql into an ast to do some codegen in Go.

Adam Scarr

@vektah

@ppong the main package should lead you in the right direction

gqlparser.LoadSchema({ast.Source{Name:"schema.graphql", Input:"the schema source"}) will return a validated schema document, and flatten type extensions etc

Adam Scarr

@vektah

if you want the raw ast and dont care about validation , youll need to call the parser directly with query.ParseSchema

Peter

@ppong

Thanks @vektah! That makes sense!

Piotr Kochan

@piotrkochan

hello

Adam Scarr

@vektah

👋

Evan Shaw

@edsrzf

Just opened this PR to fix a problem I found with default object values: vektah/gqlparser#70