Hasura
Infrastructure
graphql api server
SHOW HN2018
24points
7comments
#1,101of 2,155 in 2018
Top 52%of 2018 by points
How HN took it
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What people liked
Looks neat and efficient
From 1 comment
This is neat! Is there an equivalent of graph.cool's hooks, subscriptions and resolvers? Can I stick Hasura in front of my existing Postgres Db? Can I use my own migration tool?
cpursley on HN
Objections
Confusing, too much going on at first glance
From 1 comment
Whoa, there is too much going on here, I don't even know how to start. Is this like Heroku, but with the database built-in? [EDIT]: I had previously written "Postgres" instead of…
fiatjaf on HN
No subscriptions yet
From 1 comment
> Can you add hooks/resolvers? Nope. This is kind of by design. Hasura aims to expose a very light, high-performance abstraction with self-contained access control (you can…
tango12 on HN
No hooks or resolvers by design
From 1 comment
> Can you add hooks/resolvers? Nope. This is kind of by design. Hasura aims to expose a very light, high-performance abstraction with self-contained access control (you can…
tango12 on HN
Requests
Pub/sub subscriptions for web clients
From 1 comment
> Custom resolvers will also usually not be required because of Postgres views. Ok, that's probably a nice solution. I'd much rather write that logic in SQL than JavaScript. As…
cpursley on HN
Support for existing Postgres databases and own migrations
From 1 comment
This is neat! Is there an equivalent of graph.cool's hooks, subscriptions and resolvers? Can I stick Hasura in front of my existing Postgres Db? Can I use my own migration tool?
cpursley on HN
Architecture diagram
From 1 comment
I think an architecture diagram is missing! We'll add it to the site asap to make it more clear! This is basically how this works: [client] <--graphql--> [hasura graphql engine]…
tango12 on HN
Questions
Can it sit in front of an existing Postgres database?
From 1 comment
This is neat! Is there an equivalent of graph.cool's hooks, subscriptions and resolvers? Can I stick Hasura in front of my existing Postgres Db? Can I use my own migration tool?
cpursley on HN
Can custom migration tools be used?
From 1 comment
This is neat! Is there an equivalent of graph.cool's hooks, subscriptions and resolvers? Can I stick Hasura in front of my existing Postgres Db? Can I use my own migration tool?
cpursley on HN
Alternatives named
Graph.cool
From 1 comment
This is neat! Is there an equivalent of graph.cool's hooks, subscriptions and resolvers? Can I stick Hasura in front of my existing Postgres Db? Can I use my own migration tool?
cpursley on HN
Heroku
From 1 comment
Whoa, there is too much going on here, I don't even know how to start. Is this like Heroku, but with the database built-in? [EDIT]: I had previously written "Postgres" instead of…
fiatjaf on HN