We're excited to share that we have a new official Hygraph Starter. A Todo App!
This reference application is an example of how you can build a fully functional todo app using a popular React data fetching library, and use Hygraph to store user profiles, and their own todos.
#Features
- Authenticate users with NextAuth.js
- Protected user todos with email/password login
- Styled with Tailwind CSS
- Works with Next.js API routes + SWR
This application demonstrates how you can leverage your existing Next.js applications to include Hygraph, even if you are still using API routes instead of a GraphQL endpoint.
We understand not everyone can start using GraphQL on the frontend right away, but with this example, we'll be using the powerful React hooks library SWR for fetching (and mutating) data to show how you can begin to use GraphQL behind your frontend API routes.
If you've been looking for an excuse to start using GraphQL and Hygraph, this example is perfect for you.
#Quickstart
- Create a new project using the Todo App starter
- Create a Permanent Auth Token with permissions to Create, Read, Update, Delete, Publish, and Unpublish on the DRAFT stage
- Deploy to Vercel and provide your API endpoint and token
Blog Author
Jamie Barton
Jamie is a software engineer turned developer advocate. Born and bred in North East England, he loves learning and teaching others through video and written tutorials. Jamie currently publishes Weekly GraphQL Screencasts.