web-haskell-graphql-postgres-boilerplate
Web app framework
A Haskell-based web application framework with GraphQL API, PostgreSQL database, JWT authentication, and DB migration tools.
Modern webserver in Haskell: Graphql + Postgresql + Authentication + DB migration + Dotenv and more
122 stars
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Language: Haskell
last commit: almost 2 years ago databasedbmategraphqlgraphql-apigraphql-serverhaskelljwtjwt-authenticationmigrationmorpheusopaleyepostgresqlscottystackstack-haskelltypesafewebwebserverwebserver-setup
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