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GraphQL Mesh
Unify your API landscape with Mesh’s federated architecture, integrating any API service into a cohesive graph.
- Compose any API
- Granular field access
- Works with any schema registry
Query anything, run anywhere
GraphQL as a Query Language
Utilize GraphQL as a universal query language with Mesh, fetching data directly from any data source without intermediaries.OmniGraph
Compose diverse sources into a single GraphQL schema with Mesh, simplifying complex data integrations.Open Source
Mesh thrives on community-driven innovation, offering an open-source framework that welcomes custom extensions.
Connect datasources
Transform non-GraphQL services into GraphQL-ready interfaces with Mesh, enhancing API consistency.
Automate the creation of type-safe GraphQL APIs from any data source, ensuring reliability and developer efficiency.
Enhance data sources by integrating additional data with full type safety, using Mesh.
Extend the capabilities of your schema with Mesh by mocking, caching, and transforming data seamlessly.
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Query anything
Deploy Mesh across any JavaScript environment, powered by its versatile Fetch API compatibility.
Manipulate data
Transform and tailor your schema within Mesh to meet specific business requirements efficiently.
- Naming conventions
- Customize field names within your GraphQL schema using Mesh's flexible naming conventions.
- Modify results
- Refine and adjust query results directly within Mesh to suit precise user needs.
- Alter resolvers
- Incorporate middleware into your resolvers with Mesh, enhancing your GraphQL service's functionality.
- Schema structure
- Employ Mesh to merge types and extend sources, structuring your GraphQL schema optimally.
Consider switching from other tools?
Learn the differences between Mesh, Apollo Federation, Hasura and GraphQL Tools
Run anywhere
Deploy Mesh across any JavaScript environment, powered by its versatile Fetch API compatibility.
Extend the capabilities
Expand your gateway capabilities robustly with Mesh plugins, tailored to your enterprise needs.
Cloud and Self-Hosted
Enhance performance with easy-to-implement caching solutions in Mesh for faster GraphQL responses.Monitoring & Tracing
Monitor and trace your GraphQL service with Mesh, integrating seamlessly with Prometheus, NewRelic, Sentry, StatD and OpenTelemetry.Enhanced Security
Secure your GraphQL services with advanced authentication, authorization, and rate-limiting features in Mesh.
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Complete GraphQL Federation Stack
Our libraries to support all your GraphQL needs
Explore the EcosystemFrequently Asked Questions
GraphQL Mesh is a framework for building GraphQL gateways over GraphQL and non-GraphQL sources. You can compose REST/OpenAPI, gRPC, SOAP, databases, and GraphQL APIs into one supergraph, then query them with GraphQL. See the v1 introduction for the current architecture.
Mesh Compose turns your sources into a supergraph. Hive Gateway serves that supergraph (or one from Hive or Apollo GraphOS) with auth, caching, rate limiting, and observability. You can also serve a Mesh supergraph with other Federation-compatible gateways.
Use Mesh v1 for new work. v0 is the legacy runtime still documented under Mesh v0 docs. If you are on v0, follow the migration guide.
Yes. Mesh Compose can load OpenAPI/Swagger and JSON Schema sources and emit GraphQL subgraphs you can query, transform, and merge. Start with source handlers and the OpenAPI handler.
Yes. Mesh Compose can produce Federation-compatible subgraphs and supergraphs, including from non-GraphQL services. You can register them in GraphQL Hive or Apollo GraphOS, or run them with Hive Gateway. See Federation transforms and type merging.
Yes. You can execute the composed schema in-process inside your Node.js app, or run Hive Gateway as a standalone proxy. Same compose output, different serving model.
Compose each API as a source, then use transforms (prefix, rename, filter, encapsulate) and schema extensions such as
@resolveToto link types across sources. The getting started guide walks through a full compose config.v1 splits compose (Mesh Compose) from serve (Hive Gateway) and uses a new config format. Follow Migrate to GraphQL Mesh v1 for a source-by-source mapping from
.meshrctomesh.config.ts.