@apollographql/apollo-tools
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graphql-tools is a comprehensive toolkit for building, mocking, and transforming GraphQL schemas. It offers similar functionalities to @apollographql/apollo-tools, such as schema stitching, schema transformation, and schema validation. It is widely used in the GraphQL community and provides a robust set of features for schema manipulation.
graphql-compose is a toolkit for generating complex GraphQL schemas in an easy and maintainable way. It provides utilities for schema creation, schema transformation, and schema merging. Compared to @apollographql/apollo-tools, graphql-compose offers a more composable approach to building GraphQL schemas, making it easier to manage large and complex schemas.
Nexus is a code-first GraphQL schema construction library for JavaScript/TypeScript. It allows you to define your GraphQL schema using code, which can be more intuitive and maintainable than SDL (Schema Definition Language). While @apollographql/apollo-tools focuses on SDL-based schema manipulation, Nexus provides a code-first approach, which can be more suitable for developers who prefer to work directly with code.
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The npm package @apollographql/apollo-tools receives a total of 378,673 weekly downloads. As such, @apollographql/apollo-tools popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @apollographql/apollo-tools demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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