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toppynl/graphql-federation

GraphQL Federation v2 subgraph support for webonyx/graphql-php.

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What it does

This library decorates any webonyx/graphql-php Schema with the full set of Federation v2 plumbing — _service, _entities, the _Entity union, all 11 Federation v2 directives, and the correct extend schema @link(...) SDL header — so that a PHP service can join a WunderGraph Cosmo (or Apollo Router) federation graph as a spec-compliant subgraph. It is framework-agnostic: no Symfony, Laravel, or any other framework is required.

Requirements

Installation

Quick start

FederatedSchemaBuilder::from() accepts an existing webonyx/graphql-php Schema. build() returns a FederatedSchema value object whose ->schema property is a standard Schema ready for execution.

Multiple keys

Pass an array of field names to register multiple @key directives on a single entity:

Non-resolvable stubs

Use withEntityKey() when this subgraph contributes fields to an entity that is owned (and resolved) by another subgraph:

This emits @key(fields: "id", resolvable: false) in the SDL without requiring a local reference resolver.

What gets injected automatically

Federation v2 directives supported

@key, @external, @requires, @provides, @shareable, @inaccessible, @override, @tag, @composeDirective, @interfaceObject, @link

API Platform v3 / Symfony

For Symfony projects using API Platform v3, see toppynl/api-platform-federation for a bundle that wires this library into the API Platform stack automatically.

License

MIT

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Requires php Version >=8.1
webonyx/graphql-php Version ^15.0
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