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Index
Craft GraphQL APIs in Elixir with Absinthe
About the Pragmatic Bookshelf Table of Contents Early Praise for Craft GraphQL APIs in Elixir with Absinthe Acknowledgements Introduction
About This Book About the Code Online Resources
Pa rt 1 Build a GraphQL API
Chapter 1: Meet GraphQL
On the Client On the Server Absinthe and the Tech Stack Moving On
Chapter 2: Building a Schema
Preparing the Application Our Schema Module Making a Query Running Our Query with GraphiQL Testing Our Query Moving On
Chapter 3: Taking User Input
Defining Field Arguments Providing Field Argument Values Using Enumeration Types Modeling Input Objects Marking Arguments as Non-Null Creating Your Own Scalar Types Moving On
Chapter 4: Adding Flexibility
Organizing a Schema Understanding Abstract Types Using Named Fragments Moving On
Chapter 5: Making a Change with Mutations
Defining a Root Mutation Type Building the Resolver Handling Mutation Errors Moving On
Chapter 6: Going Live with Subscriptions
Setting Up Subscriptions Event Modeling Submitting Subscriptions Testing Subscriptions Subscription Triggers Moving On
Part 2: Publish Your API
Chapter 7: Resolution Middleware
Our First Module Applying Middleware Setting Defaults Moving On
Chapter 8: Securing with Authentication and Authorization
Logging In Using the Execution Context Securing Fields Structuring for Authorization Moving On
Chapter 9: Tuning Resolution
Understanding the Problem Using Built-in Plugins Discovering Dataloader Moving On
Part 3: Use Your API
Chapter 10: Driving Phoenix Actions with GraphQL
Building an Action Handling Input Complex Queries Moving On
Chapter 11: Integrating with the Frontend
Starting Simple Choosing a Framework Using Apollo Client Using Relay Wrapping Up
Appendix 1: GraphQL Types
Object InputObject Enum Interface Union Scalar Types Special Types
Bibliography
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