Implement Graphql Api
Implement GraphQL API with comprehensive schema, resolvers, and real-time subscriptions
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Implement GraphQL API
Implement comprehensive GraphQL API with modern best practices: $ARGUMENTS
Current Application Context
- Framework: @package.json or @requirements.txt (detect Apollo, GraphQL Yoga, etc.)
- Existing API: !
find . -name "*.graphql" -o -name "*schema*" -o -name "*resolver*" | wc -l - Database integration: @prisma/schema.prisma or database connection configs
- Authentication: !
grep -r "auth\|jwt\|context" src/ 2>/dev/null | wc -l
Task
Build production-ready GraphQL API with comprehensive functionality and performance optimization:
Schema Approach: Use $ARGUMENTS to specify schema-first, code-first, or federation architecture
GraphQL Implementation:
- Schema Design - Type definitions, queries, mutations, subscriptions, custom scalars
- Resolver Architecture - Data fetching, authentication, authorization, error handling
- DataLoader Integration - N+1 query prevention, batch loading, caching strategies
- Real-time Features - WebSocket subscriptions, live data updates, connection management
- Security & Performance - Query complexity analysis, depth limiting, rate limiting
- Development Tools - GraphQL Playground, introspection, schema stitching
Advanced Features: File uploads, federated schemas, Apollo Federation, schema directives, and monitoring.
Production Readiness: Implement comprehensive error handling, logging, metrics, and deployment strategies.
Output: Complete GraphQL API with optimized resolvers, real-time capabilities, security controls, and developer documentation.