Robert Peele

MySQL backend

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Per #1 it would be nice to be able to target MySQL as a backend. A PR for this would be welcome. #1 outlines how it would be done. Alternatively...

Typesafe dynamic filtering/ordering/paging

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Right now there is no way to dynamically order queries. This makes the library unsuitable for applications that let the user sort a paged table of records. That's a lot...

# Motivation There are some constructs that are legal SQL but are almost certainly mistakes if found in a static, handwritten query. The primary examples that come to mind are:...

Per #1 it would be nice to be able to target Oracle as a backend. A PR for this would be welcome. #1 outlines how it would be done. Alternatively...

Support passing variable values to queries with IExecContext

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Currently GraphQL.cs always uses `DefaultExecContext.Instance`. This context doesn't resolve any variable names. It screams and dies when a query contains variables. We should support passing variables to queries. The most...

Add security filters and assertions to queries and fields

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For GraphQL to be realistically useful it needs to be possible to integrate security restrictions into the schema. These commonly take 2.5 forms: 1. Filters that silently hide data from...

Depends heavily on #17 . It should be possible for me, when defining my schema, to plug my own numbers into the complexity estimate system. For example, `user.Commits` may have...

Currently GraphQL.cs just runs the first operation in the given document. It should take the operation name to run as an optional parameter. If the parameter is given, the operation...