Ariadne: familiar GraphQL in Python

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This document discusses Ariadne, a Python library for building GraphQL APIs. It focuses on GraphQL conventions and is built on GraphQL Core Next. Ariadne provides a simple server with GraphQL Playground and is fully asynchronous. The document demonstrates example schemas and implementations in Ariadne and compares it to other GraphQL Python libraries. It also outlines Ariadne's roadmap which includes supporting the full GraphQL spec, stabilizing its API, and integrating with Django and Starlette frameworks.

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The state of GraphQL in Python

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The state of GraphQL in Python
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The state of GraphQL in Python
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GraphQL Core & GraphQL Core Next

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Example schema

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Same API in Apollo Server

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Schema as SDL has some hidden advantages!

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Ariadne
Focused on GraphQL conventions.

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Learning GraphQL, Eve Porcello & Alex Banks
“All of the techniques that we discuss
throughout this book are applicable to
GraphQL in any language.”

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Ariadne
Focused on GraphQL conventions.
Built over GraphQL-Core-Next.

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Features provided by GraphQL-Core-Next

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Ariadne
Focused on GraphQL conventions.
Built over GraphQL-Core-Next.
Built-in simple server with GraphQL Playground.

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SDL in Python

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Roadmap

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Roadmap
Support complete GraphQL spec.

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Roadmap
Support complete GraphQL spec.
Stabilize library’s core API.

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Support complete GraphQL spec.
Stabilize library’s core API.
Ship integrations for Django and Starlette.

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