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Source for a talk I gave about GraphQL and Elixir/Phoenix.
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README.md

Client-side GraphQL

So, a GraphQL API isn't much use without the ability to use it from the browser, so here's where we implement the faces gallery as a client-side app. Whilst it's possible to do progressive enhancement I've removed all functionality from the faces controller and templates to prove that all the data loading and changing is happening via GraphQL.

I've used React and Apollo client via react-apollo.

Things to look at:

  • assets/js/app.js
  • assets/js/components/Gallery.js
  • assets/js/components/AddFace.js
  • assets/js/queries/list_people.js
  • assets/js/queries/import_person.js

Demo

Next, let's flip over to step-5 to see some magic.