Instant Realtime APIs using PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, SQLServer and Planetscale
Our Vision is to build the best possible developer experience for working with APIs.
The best Developer Experience for working with APIs
Instant Realtime APIs for any Database
One unified GraphQL API for all your Data
Authentication, Role Based Access Control and Caching
Open Source (coming soon)
100x faster than the competition
The easiest way to securely expose your APIs
GraphQL as the Universal Integration Language to access all your Services
WunderGraph combines all your services into a single, unified GraphQL API. Access all your data using the intuitive query language, loved by the Developer Community.
As a Developer, you don't have to manually glue together all the systems and secure the APIs anymore. Just plug them into WunderGraph and let us do the messy integration work.
We give you back a lot of time and energy that's otherwise wasted writing repetitive code. You can use this time to rant more and HackerNews or Reddit about what's better, REST or GraphQL. Alternatively, you can just ignore the holy war and do something meaningful instead.
API Integration as easy as a swipe from left to right
Combine all your Databases & Services into what we call the "Virtual Graph". Access all your data through a unified interface without manual integration.
Supported Languages
JavaScript
TypeScript
Go
Kotlin
Swift
Supported Frameworks
React
NextJS
React Native
Flutter
iOS
Android
Integrations
REST (OpenAPI)
GraphQL
Apollo Federation
PostgreSQL
MySQL
SQLite
SQLServer
Planetscale
OpenID Connect
S3 file storage
gRPC
MongoDB
How it works
Combine two APIs, secure them and integrate them into a NextJS application, in just a few lines of Code.
“At WunderGraph, we're always working backwards from the perfect Developer Experience.
We identify all the boring and repetitive parts of working with APIs and abstract them away into the WunderGraph Toolbox.”Jens NeuseFounder @ WunderGraph
1. Introspect your DataSources
The first step is to introspect all the DataSources (APIs, Databases) to create the "Virtual Graph", the GraphQL Schema, making all your data accessible.
2. Define your GraphQL Operations
Once the GraphQL Schema is generated, you can define the GraphQL Operations. The Operations define the "public surface" of your API.
3. Use the generated Client
Each Operation is turned into an Endpoint on the Backend and the equivalent function on the generated client. All you have to do is call the function and get the data.
WunderGraph, acts as a backend for frontend to your application. All the complexity of implementing OWASP compliant security, authentication, authorization with role based access controls, caching and state management is handled by the framework. Both client and server are fully generated and can be configured and extended in many ways.
The Community on WunderGraph
Developers shouldn't have to deal with all this complexity. Let us manage the messy integrations and security, so you can focus on what matters: Building a great user experience and getting the business logic right.
Alexandra SikoraLead Maintainer blitzjs, prev. Developer @ Hasura
My favourite thing about WunderGraph is the programmatic approach — you can configure everything with its SDK. For me, as a TypeScript fan, it was thrilling to work with the type-safe client! I'm super excited about this project — apart from providing you with a GraphQL API from all your services (both GraphQL and REST!) and databases, it also comes with features like edge caching, authentication subscriptions, and many, many more!
Guido CurcioSoftware Developer
Using WunderGraph right now is like using React in 2013 -- you just know it's going to change the way we develop applications forever. The type-safe client is light-years away from any other and the developer experience from its virtual graphs (with caching, authentication, and subscriptions all out of the box) is a joy to work with. Any reason you were not using GraphQL before is paid its due attention and solved in WunderGraph.
One minute Quickstart
Run the WunderGraph NextJS demo on your local machine to see it in action.
yarn global add @wundergraph/wunderctl@latestmkdir wg-demo && cd wg-demowunderctl init --template nextjs-starteryarn && yarn dev
Our Mission is to become the Package Manager for APIs
Launching our Open Source Framework is just the first step on our journey to create the best possible Developer Experience for working with APIs.
In the near Future, we'll launch a Serverless Platform to host your APIs on the Edge with a simple "git push".
Our long-term goal is to become the Package Manager for APIs. Today, you can install a dependency using "npm install graphql". In the future, you'll be able to integrate APIs using "wunderctl integrate stripe".
Integrating APIs should take no longer than a couple of minutes. It's about time to start a revolution to stop this massive waste of engineering time.
Videos
From the blog
The complete GraphQL Security Guide: Fixing the 13 most common GraphQL Vulnerabilities to make your API production ready
It's 2021, GraphQL is on its rise to become a big player in the API Ecosystem. That's perfect timing to talk about how to make your GraphQL APIs secure and ready for production.
Benchmark: Apollo Federation Gateway v1 vs v2 vs WunderGraph vs mercurius-js
Apollo just released their newest version of the Apollo Federation Gateway (v2), so I was curious how it performs against v1 and the WunderGraph implementation.