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gabotechs / graphqxl

GraphQXL is a new language built on top of the GraphQL syntax that extends the original language with some additional features useful for creating scalable and big server side schemas. This repository contains the source code for the GraphQXL compiler.
https://gabotechs.github.io/graphqxl
MIT License
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Production Readiness #53

Closed sandeep14-singh closed 9 months ago

sandeep14-singh commented 10 months ago

Hi , I did not get any discussion forum here or in stackoverflow regarding graphqxl, so, i had to create this issue to understand few things. We were inclined to use this in one of our enterprise application and hence want to get clarification w.r.t few things -

  1. "README" says "There is a WIP version of the GraphQXL book with some useful docs". Is this project WIP ? If yes, what all features are not yet present and when can we expect them to be there
  2. Is this project being run/owned/maintained by some org ? Any documentation/references around it would be very helpful.
  3. What is the future roadmap for this project ? Will there be more contributors ? Will this be continuously maintained - like being compatible with federation, integration with other tooling etc ?

Some clarity on above question would really help in our evaluation.

gabotechs commented 10 months ago

Is this project WIP ? If yes, what all features are not yet present and when can we expect them to be there

The docs are currently in a WIP state, they provide the basic to get started but they could be more complete. The GraphQXL compiler is not in a WIP state, it's ready to use, but it's likely that some niche features of GraphQL are still not supported.

Is this project being run/owned/maintained by some org?

Right now, it's run just by me as an individual, there's no org involved so far, although I'm open to contributions.

What is the future roadmap for this project ?

The current state of the project already addresses the problems that it was targeting, so there's not a defined roadmap for implementing missing pieces or solving known bugs.

Will there be more contributors ?

Contributions are always welcome, I'm available for reviewing PRs, but currently there's not any open contribution to be addressed.

Will this be continuously maintained - like being compatible with federation, integration with other tooling etc ?

Until further notice, yes, I'm available for implementing new features if they're needed. I actually recently merged a PR for making it compatible with Apollo Federation.