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If you want to give your Nodejs GraphQL service a whole lot of the power of the MongoDb database you have standing behind it with very little hassle, you've come to the right place!
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If you want to grant your Nodejs GraphQL service a whole lot of the power of the MongoDb database standing behind it with very little hassle, you've come to the right place!
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### [Examples](./examples)
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### [Change Log](./CHANGELOG.md)
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```
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#### An example GraphQL query supported by the package:
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Queries the first 50 persons, oldest first, over the age of 18, and whose first name is John
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Queries the first 50 people, oldest first, over the age of 18, and whose first name is John.
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```
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{
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person (
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people (
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filter: {
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age: { GT:18 },
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name: {
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```
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**To implement, we'll define the peron query field in our GraphQL scheme like so:**
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**To implement, we'll define the people query field in our GraphQL scheme like so:**
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```js
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**The following field is added to the schema (copied from graphiQl):**
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