Add graphql-api-koa to the GraphQL servers list #12
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graphql-api-koais a GraphQL.js implementation written from scratch for Koa. It is the only such alternative toapollo-server-koaaskoa-graphqljust wrapsexpress-graphql.Uniquely, it's separate
errorHandler()andexecute()middlewares allow Koa "onion" style error handling; middleware errors result in an appropriate GraphQL response with errors.With a 96.5kb install size and a 3.2kb min+gzip bundle size, it is to my knowledge the lightest Node.js GraphQL server available. For comparison,
apollo-server-koahas an 11.8M install size andkoa-graphqlhas a 3.03M install size.The cherry on top is that it is the only GraphQL server to support native ESM for Node.js in
--experimental-modulesmode.I've been using it in production for several APIs.