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webonyx/graphql-php v14.11.10

A PHP port of GraphQL reference implementation
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does webonyx/graphql-php do?

The "webonyx/graphql-php" is a feature-rich PHP implementation of the GraphQL specification. As a PHP port of the GraphQL reference implementation which was originally coded in JavaScript, it allows developers to build flexible data-driven APIs that empower clients to specify exactly what data they need, substantially streamline communication between client-side and server-side and significantly improve the performance and efficiency of PHP applications.

How do you use webonyx/graphql-php?

To utilize the power of the webonyx/graphql-php package, you first have to install it via composer, the PHP package manager. You can accomplish this using the following command in your terminal:

composer require webonyx/graphql-php

Once installed, you can begin using GraphQL within your PHP code. However, it's important to note that implementing GraphQL in your project depends heavily on your specific needs and use-case. For detailed usage examples, refer to the examples directory in the package's GitHub repository.

Where are the webonyx/graphql-php docs?

For those looking to understand the inner workings of webonyx/graphql-php, comprehensive documentation is readily available. The complete documentation can be found online at https://webonyx.github.io/graphql-php or within the docs directory in the package's GitHub repository. The documentation features explanations of the package's functionalities, usage guidelines, and comprehensive examples to showcase the practical implementation of the package.