What is QuellQL?
It is an easy-to-use, lightweight JavaScript library providing a client- and server-side caching solution for GraphQL. Its schema-governed, type-level normalization algorithm deconstructs GraphQL query responses into individual graph nodes to be cached separately as constant-time-readable key-value pairs, with references to connected nodes.
QuellQL is a tool in the GraphQL Tools category of a tech stack.
QuellQL is an open source tool with 577 GitHub stars and 131 GitHub forks. Here’s a link to QuellQL's open source repository on GitHub
QuellQL Integrations
QuellQL's Features
- Client-side caching utilizing sessionStorage
- Server-side caching utilizing a configurable Redis in-memory data store
- Automatic unique cache key generation
- Partial and exact match query caching
- Programmatic rebuilding of GraphQL queries to fetch only the minimum data necessary to complete the response based upon current cache contents
QuellQL Alternatives & Comparisons
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