Django Graph API 
This is an implementation of GraphQL in Python, designed to work with the Django web framework. The project began at DjangoCon US 2017.
Why Django Graph API?
We see GraphQL as a promising alternative to REST.
In order to increase its usage amongst Python developers, we are trying to create a library that stays up to date with the GraphQL specs and that embraces all of the things we love about Python:
simple, readable, and elegant
great documentation
supportive open-source community
Contributing
We welcome contributions to this project! Check the contribution guidelines for detailed information on how to contribute, including how to get up and running and submitting your changes.
Code of conduct
This project adheres to and supports the Django Code of Conduct.
Style guide
This project uses the Django coding style guide.
Documentation
You can find the full documentation for Django Graph API on ReadTheDocs.
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