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5 repositories tagged with GraphQL
Hasura GraphQL Engine: Instant Realtime GraphQL APIs on Your Data
The Hasura GraphQL Engine provides blazing fast, instant realtime GraphQL APIs on all your data, complete with fine-grained access control and webhook triggers on database events. With over 31,000 stars, it's a popular open-source project for modern application development, supporting various databases like PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and MS SQL Server.
Insomnia: The Open-Source API Client for GraphQL, REST, and More
Insomnia is a powerful open-source, cross-platform API client designed for GraphQL, REST, WebSockets, SSE, and gRPC. It offers robust features for debugging, designing, testing, and mocking APIs, supporting various storage options including local, Git, and cloud sync. This versatile tool helps developers streamline their API development workflows efficiently.
Meta-GraphQL-Beautifier: Enhance Burp Suite for GraphQL Requests
Meta-GraphQL-Beautifier is a Burp Suite extension designed to improve the readability and analysis of Meta GraphQL requests. It provides beautification and highlighting features, making it easier for security professionals to work with complex GraphQL traffic. This tool streamlines the process of identifying and understanding potential vulnerabilities within GraphQL endpoints.
Dagger: The Automation Engine for Programmable Software Delivery
Dagger is an open-source automation engine designed to build, test, and ship any codebase reliably and at scale. It transforms your software delivery into a programmable, local-first, repeatable, and observable process. With SDKs in multiple languages, Dagger offers a modern alternative to traditional shell scripts and YAML-based CI/CD.
HTTPie Desktop: A Cross-Platform API Testing Client for Humans
HTTPie Desktop is a powerful, cross-platform API testing client designed for humans. It simplifies the process of testing REST, GraphQL, and other HTTP APIs, offering an intuitive experience. This tool provides a user-friendly interface for developers to interact with their services efficiently.