create-graphback
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Auto generate database structure,
GraphQL Resolvers and Queries from GraphQL types 🚀
Provides a small command line utility that can be used to initialise a Graphback project. Graphback helps you to kickstart your experience with any existing GraphQL implementation by generating backend and client side CRUD layer using your GraphQL data model.
Documentation: https://graphback.dev
Repository: https://github.com/aerogear/graphback/
You can initialise a Graphback project by either of the following commands:
npx create-graphback my-project
npm init graphback my-project
The CLI will ask you to pick from one of a number of templates. Once chosen, the template will be downloaded to your computer.
Change into your project folder:
cd my-awesome-project
And follow the instructions in the README.md file to know how you can run the project.
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