A little project to skyrocket your way into GraphQL and Spring Boot. The project is ready to go to try out all GraphQL's functionality.

GraphQL is pretty a new thing for most of the user, and for this reason, all of its implementation are ongoing. From version to version you may find lots of difference, so, here's the following technology and dependecy used for this project.

• Java 8
• Spring Boot 2.2.5
• Gradle
• GraphQL Spring Boot Starter 5.0.2
• GraphQL Java Tools 5.2.4
• Lombok 1.18.4
• H2 Database

In your console, simply:

git clone https://github.com/dasher7/webflux-api.git

Import your code into your favourite IDE, I invite you to use Sping Tools Suite (STS 4).

Install [Lombok] (https://projectlombok.org/) Update your Gradle Dependecy and then just:

gradle bootRun

Or run via STS config.

You can visit your H2 database here: http://localhost:8080/h2-console/login.jsp note: use the parameter in application.properties

You GraphQL endpoint will be: http://localhost:8080/graphql

First thing first, hit the following endpoint: http://localhost:8080/graphql/schema.json The response will be a JSON with all the specification of your API.

All your request will be managed only by this endpoint: http://localhost:8080/graphql

I'll provied an example of you can query your new little toy.

```
     mutation {
        newAuthor(
          firstName: "Ken",
          lastName: "Follet"
           )
     }
  ```

```    {
          findAllBooks {
             id
             title
            }
        }
  ```

Feel free to use the project for your own like. NOTE: The project is always a WIP, because I will always try new things and test new topic.

MIT