GraphQL with Spring Boot
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- 1. GraphQL with Spring Boot 18.11.2017 Krzysztof Pawłowski krzysztof.pawlowski@merapar.com | krzychpawlowski
- 2. About me • Senior Java Developer @ Merapar Technologies • Coder, Lecturer (PJATK), Java Trainer (iSA) • 7+ years of experience in Java Development • using GraphQL for a year now • E-mail: krzysztof.pawlowski@merapar.com • Twitter: krzychpawlowski
- 3. REST not so restful? GET /author/:id <<class>> Author Long id String name String email String bio List<BlogEntry> blogEntries <<class>> BlogEntry Long id String title List<Comment> comments <<class>> Comment Long id String author String comment
- 4. REST not so restful? GET /author/:id <<class>> Author Long id String name String email String bio List<BlogEntry> blogEntries <<class>> BlogEntry Long id String title List<Comment> comments <<class>> Comment Long id String author String comment { id: 1, name: “Krzysztof”, email:”k@example.com“, bio: “java dev”, blogEntriesIds: [1, 2] }
- 5. REST not so restful? GET /author/:id GET /author/:id/blogEntry/:id <<class>> Author Long id String name String email String bio List<BlogEntry> blogEntries <<class>> BlogEntry Long id String title List<Comment> comments <<class>> Comment Long id String author String comment
- 6. REST not so restful? GET /author/:id GET /author/:id/blogEntry/:id <<class>> Author Long id String name String email String bio List<BlogEntry> blogEntries <<class>> BlogEntry Long id String title List<Comment> comments <<class>> Comment Long id String author String comment { id: 1, title: “GraphQL”, authorId: 1, commentsIds: [1, 2] }
- 7. REST not so restful? GET /author/:id/blogEntry/:id/comments GET /author/:id GET /author/:id/blogEntry/:id <<class>> Author Long id String name String email String bio List<BlogEntry> blogEntries <<class>> BlogEntry Long id String title List<Comment> comments <<class>> Comment Long id String author String comment
- 8. REST not so restful? GET /author/:id/blogEntry/:id/comments GET /author/:id GET /author/:id/blogEntry/:id <<class>> Author Long id String name String email String bio List<BlogEntry> blogEntries <<class>> BlogEntry Long id String title List<Comment> comments <<class>> Comment Long id String author String comment { id: 1, author: “anonymous”, comment: “super!” }
- 9. While in GraphQL… authors(filter : {id : 1 }) { name blogEntry { title comment { comment } } } <<class>> Author Long id String name String email String bio List<BlogEntry> blogEntries <<class>> BlogEntry Long id String title List<Comment> comments <<class>> Comment Long id String author String comment
- 10. What is GraphQL? “GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data.” — http://graphql.org
- 11. What is GraphQL? “GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data.” — http://graphql.org Declarative Ask for what you need, get exactly that
- 12. What is GraphQL? “GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data.” — http://graphql.org Declarative Ask for what you need, get exactly that Compositional Get many resources in a single request
- 13. What is GraphQL? “GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data.” — http://graphql.org Declarative Ask for what you need, get exactly that Compositional Get many resources in a single request Strongly Typed Describe what’s possible with a type system
- 14. GraphQL query authors { # queries can have comments! name email blogEntries { title } }
- 15. GraphQL query authors { # queries can have comments! name email blogEntries { title } } { "data": { "authors": [ { "name": "author 1", "email": "Python dev", "blogEntries": [ { "title": "blog entry 1" }, { "title": "blog entry 3" } ] }, { "name": "author 2", "email": "Java dev", "blogEntries": [ { "title": "blog entry 2" }, { "title": "blog entry 4" } ] } ] }
- 16. GraphQL query - filter authors(filter : {id : 1 }) { name email blogEntries { title } }
- 17. GraphQL query - filter authors(filter : {id : 1 }) { name email blogEntries { title } } { "data": { "authors": [ { "name": "author 1", "email": "Python dev", "blogEntries": [ { "title": "blog entry 1" }, { "title": "blog entry 3" } ] } ] } }
- 18. GraphQL mutation mutation addAuthorMutation($authorInfo: addAuthorInput!) { addAuthor(input : $authorInfo) { id name bio email } } { "authorInfo": { "id": 1, “name" : "Krzysztof Pawlowski", "bio" : "java dev", "email" : "krzysztof.pawlowski@merapar.com" }
- 19. GraphQL mutation mutation addAuthorMutation($authorInfo: addAuthorInput!) { addAuthor(input : $authorInfo) { id name bio email } } { "authorInfo": { "id": 1, “name" : "Krzysztof Pawlowski", "bio" : "java dev", "email" : "krzysztof.pawlowski@merapar.com" } { "data": { "addAuthor": { "id": 1, "name": "Krzysztof Pawlowski", "bio": "java dev", "email": “krzysztof.pawlowski@merapar.com" } } }
- 20. GraphQL schema type Author { id: Long! name: String bio: String email: String blogEntries: [BlogEntry] } type BlogEntry { id: Long! title: String! comments: [Comment] } type Comment { id: Long! author: String comment: String }
- 21. GraphQL schema type Author { id: Long! name: String bio: String email: String blogEntries: [BlogEntry] } type BlogEntry { id: Long! title: String! comments: [Comment] } type Comment { id: Long! author: String comment: String } type Query { authors(id: Long!): Author blogEntries(id: Long!): BlogEntry comments(id: Long!): Comment } type Mutation { addAuthor(author: Author!): Author updateAuthor(author: Author!): Author deleteAuthor(author: Author!): Author … }
- 22. GraphQL schema type Author { id: Long! name: String bio: String email: String blogEntries: [BlogEntry] } type BlogEntry { id: Long! title: String! comments: [Comment] } type Comment { id: Long! author: String comment: String } type Query { authors(id: Long!): Author blogEntries(id: Long!): BlogEntry comments(id: Long!): Comment } type Mutation { addAuthor(author: Author!): Author updateAuthor(author: Author!): Author deleteAuthor(author: Author!): Author … } schema { query: Query mutation: Mutation }
- 23. Other benefits of GraphQL ‣flexibility ‣one end-point ‣self-documenting (strong typing and schema) ‣query validation ‣no versioning needed
- 25. Spring Boot Starter for GraphQL ‣adding Maven dependency creates GraphQL controller under /v1/graphql <dependency> <groupId>com.merapar</groupId> <artifactId>graphql-spring-boot-starter</artifactId> <version>1.0.2</version> </dependency> ‣adding new queries and mutation is a matter of implementing GraphQlFields interface
- 27. Problems with GraphQL ‣HTTP caching ‣Unpredictable execution ‣No handling for file upload ‣Authorisation and authentication
- 28. Thank you! Questions? krzysztof.pawlowski@merapar.com | krzychpawlowski
- 29. Bonus — GitHub GraphQL API https://developer.github.com/v4/