Welcome to the official GraphQL documentation for Dgraph.
Designed from the ground up to be run in production, Dgraph is the native GraphQL database with a graph backend. It is open-source, scalable, distributed, highly available and lightning fast.
- These docs tell you all the details. If you are looking for a walk through tutorial, then head over to our tutorials section.
Dgraph gives you GraphQL. You’re always working with GraphQL, not a translation layer. When you build an app with Dgraph, Dgraph is your GraphQL database.
Exploring the docs
- How it Works - Once you’ve got yourself started with tutorials, you might need to review how it works.
- Schema - You’ll need the schema reference to find out about all the options of what can be in your schema.
- The API - The API section tells you about how the GraphQL API is served and how you can access it.
- Queries - Everything you need to know about writing GraphQL queries.
- Mutations - Everything you need to know about writing GraphQL mutations with Dgraph.
- Subscriptions - GraphQL subscriptions help you make your APP more responsive or, for example, add live feeds. Dgraph can generate subscriptions for you.
- Custom Logic - Dgraph’s auto generated GraphQL API is fantastic, but as your app gets more complicated, you’ll need to add custom business logic to your API.
- Authorization - Find out how Dgraph can add automated authorization to your GraphQL API.
- Local Administration - Once you’re up and running you might also need to know a few details about administering your Dgraph instance if you are running locally.
- Slash GraphQL - If you are using hosted Dgraph on Slash GraphQL, then head over here to learn about administering your backend.
Contribute
Dgraph is made better every day by the growing community and the contributors all over the world.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://dgraph.io/docs/graphql/overview/