@exogee/graphweaver-scalars
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@exogee/graphql-scalarsA package to house common scalar types used across GraphQL APIs.
A scalar is a custom value type used in GraphQL. For example, the Point scalar allows us to request latitude and longitude as a single endpoint in the GraphQL query, which comes back as an object.
Import the scalars you want to use, then specify them as the field type. For more information, see examples in graphql-api.
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