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NOTE: This project is no longer actively maintained. Please consider using the official Neo4j GraphQL Library (linked in README).
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[Question] Compatibility with Flutter #470

Closed scheung38 closed 4 years ago

scheung38 commented 4 years ago

How to use Flutter instead of React? Is this the correct stack or use the grandstack-architect repo?

asianfilm commented 4 years ago

You can certainly swap out React for another solution (like Vue, Angular, Elm, etc).

Before it shut down, Smooth Terminal put out a series of videos in which they implemented a GraphQL interface in various frontends including Flutter. Questions about GraphQL pop up sometimes on the Flutter Reddit, and although I'm not aware of any open source libraries, people report that it's quite straightforward to write their own with Dart.

But, check the Reddit archives in case any libraries are mentioned. And, for sure, you can use Grandstack since it has a clean separation between the client and server layers with the GraphQL Schema acting as the clean interface between the two.

johnymontana commented 4 years ago

This library helps to create GraphQL APIs backed by Neo4j. Any GraphQL client can then be used to query the GraphQL API - there's nothing specific in this library that addresses which clients can be used with it.

I'm not familiar with the Flutter GraphQL tooling, but any Flutter GraphQL client (or really any Flutter tooling that can make a HTTP request) can be used.