sangria-graphql/sangria-akka-http-example

This system is a GraphQL API server built on Scala, Akka HTTP, and the Sangria library, designed to expose a Star Wars-themed dataset. It provides paginated queries for characters and supports cross-origin requests, Apollo tracing, and deferred resolvers for batching data. The implementation has been modernized with Scala 2.13 and Circe for JSON serialization, and includes deployment support for Heroku.

The server now includes a new \CorsSupport\ trait to handle Cross-Origin Resource Sharing headers and preflight requests, enabling browser-based clients to interact with the API. The GraphQL schema has been extended with \humans\ and \droids\ fields that support pagination via \limit\ and \offset\ arguments, allowing clients to retrieve lists of characters. Additionally, the server now supports Apollo tracing via the \X-Apollo-Tracing\ header and uses a new fetcher-based deferred resolver for batching friend lookups, replacing the previous manual deferred resolver implementation.

src/main · high confidence

The example application now follows GraphQL best practices for HTTP requests, switching from GET-based queries with query string parameters to POST requests with JSON bodies, and includes an interactive GraphQL Playground at the root path. Additionally, the project now supports Heroku deployment via a new app.json file and updated documentation.

(repo-wide) · high confidence

Added a new test suite (SchemaSpec) that validates the Star Wars GraphQL schema by verifying that the hero query correctly identifies R2-D2 and that fetching a specific human by ID returns the expected character details and friends list.

src/test · high confidence

The project has been upgraded to Scala 2.13.17 and significantly updated its core libraries: Sangria to 4.2.15, Akka HTTP to 10.2.10, and Circe to 0.14.15. The JSON serialization backend has switched from json4s to Circe, introducing circe-core, circe-parser, and circe-optics while removing json4s-native and akka-http-json4s. Additionally, the build now enables JavaAppPackaging for native distribution and adds the sangria-slowlog and sangria-akka-http-circe integrations.

(dependencies) · high confidence

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• First survey — no prior run to compare against. CAI 59.

• Code Health 100
• Architecture 69
• Maturity 52
• Readiness 51
• Security 92

• 300 commits — 295 feature/other, 5 fixes

• (repo) — 128 commits
• (root) — 93 commits
• project/build.properties — 26 commits
• src/main — 25 commits
• project/plugins.sbt — 20 commits
• .github/workflows — 8 commits

• fix: Fix Akka HTTP link and document that variables can be a JSON object
• fix: Revert commit(s) 0666aad
• fix: Revert commit(s) 4fc84cb
• fix: Updated to the latest version of sangria and fixed example query
• fix: Using fetch API now + other minor fixes
• change: - upgraded the dependencies to the latest version - upgraded sbt - upgraded the sbt deployment plugins
• change: Added example test
• change: Added native packager
• change: Added playground and enabled apollo tracing
• change: Adjust to Xsource:3
• change: Arrow!
• change: Bump all dependencies to latest version
• change: Bump dependencies to latest versions
• change: Bump version to Akka v2.4.2 and Sangria v0.5.2
• change: Bumped versions
• change: Bumped versions
• change: Create scala.yml
• change: Deprecated a field for demonstration purpose
• change: Extended the example to support querying for all humans and droids
• change: Ignored .bsp
• …and 280 more

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