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Speculative GraphQL metrics for your Postgres databases

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SpeQL8 enables you to run GraphQL queries on an existing Postgres database and collect request-response metrics per query. View and compare query response times from both your database and from a lightning fast Redis cache, all in the comfort and security of your local development environment.

Upload a .sql or .tar file to spin up your postgres database from SpeQL8 or simply plug in a Postgres database client URL (e.g. ElephantSQL).

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You can either spin up locally on your own machine, or inside a Docker container:

A) Local Install

• Fork and clone this repository
• Ensure you have an instance of Redis Server active.
• Run npm install && npm build && npm start
• Open localhost:3333

B) Containerized

• Fork and clone this repository
• In the SpeQL8 root directory, run the command npm run speql8
• Open localhost:3333
• please note - creating GraphQL API instances from a .sql or .tar file is a forthcoming feature in the containerized version

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Be sure to have PostgreSQL and Docker installed on your local machine before attempting to run SpeQL8 via Dockerfile. If running locally, you'll need Redis CLI & Redis Server installed.

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Apollo-Server | Socket.IO | ioredis | Postgraphile | GraphiQL | React | Node.js | Express | Docker-Compose | PostgreSQL

Thank you!

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SpeQL8 is open-source and accepting contributions. If you would like to contribute to SpeQL8, please fork this repo, add changes to a feature branch, and make a pull request. Thank you for your support and contributions, and don't forget to give us a ⭐!

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🌠 Allan MacLean

🌠 Akiko Hagio Dulaney

🌠 Ekaterina Vasileva

🌠 Russell Hayward

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This product is released under the MIT License

This product is accelerated by OS Labs.