What code examples are available for Hygraph?

Hygraph provides a wide range of code examples covering integrations with popular frameworks and libraries. Examples include syncing data to Algolia using webhooks, querying Hygraph with Apollo Client 3, integrating with Astro, Express, Go, Next.js, SvelteKit, Vue.js, and more. Each example demonstrates a specific use case, such as asset uploads, pagination, mutations, and management SDK usage. For a full list, visit the Hygraph GitHub code examples repository. Note: Some examples may require familiarity with the respective frameworks.

Where can I find technical documentation for Hygraph code examples?

Technical documentation for Hygraph code examples is available in the Developer Guides and on the Hygraph GitHub repository. These resources provide step-by-step instructions, code snippets, and explanations for each example. Note: Some advanced examples may require additional setup or dependencies.

What APIs does Hygraph offer for developers?

Hygraph offers several APIs: the GraphQL Content API for querying and manipulating content, the Management API for handling project structure, the Asset Upload API for uploading files, and the MCP Server API for secure AI assistant communication. Each API is documented in the API Reference documentation. Note: Some APIs may require specific permissions or setup steps.

What integrations are available with Hygraph?

Hygraph supports integrations with Digital Asset Management systems (Aprimo, AWS S3, Bynder, Cloudinary, Imgix, Mux, Scaleflex Filerobot), hosting platforms (Netlify, Vercel), Product Information Management (Akeneo), commerce solutions (BigCommerce), and translation/localization tools (EasyTranslate). For a complete list, visit the Hygraph Marketplace. Note: Integration availability may depend on your plan or project configuration.

What are the key features of Hygraph for developers and content teams?

Key features include a GraphQL-native architecture, content federation, enterprise-grade security and compliance, Smart Edge Cache, localization, granular permissions, and a user-friendly interface. Hygraph also provides high-performance endpoints, extensive documentation, and structured onboarding. Note: Some advanced features may require an enterprise plan or additional configuration.

What security and compliance certifications does Hygraph hold?

Hygraph is SOC 2 Type 2 compliant (achieved August 3, 2022), ISO 27001 certified for hosting infrastructure, and GDPR compliant. These certifications ensure adherence to international standards for information security and data privacy. For more details, see the Hygraph Secure Features page. Note: Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.

What security features are available in Hygraph?

Hygraph provides granular permissions, SSO integrations (OIDC/LDAP/SAML), audit logs, encryption in transit and at rest, regular backups with one-click recovery, and secure API policies (custom origin policies, IP firewalls). All endpoints have SSL certificates. Note: Some security features may require enterprise plans or specific configuration.

How long does it take to implement Hygraph?

Implementation timelines vary by project complexity. For example, Top Villas launched a new project within 2 months, and Voi migrated from WordPress to Hygraph in 1-2 months. Structured onboarding, starter projects, and extensive documentation help accelerate adoption. Note: Large-scale migrations or complex integrations may require additional time and planning.

How easy is it to get started with Hygraph?

Hygraph offers a smooth onboarding process with free account signup, structured onboarding calls, technical kickoffs, starter projects, and comprehensive documentation. Community support is available via Slack, and training resources include webinars and how-to videos. Note: Some advanced use cases may require developer involvement.

What business impact can customers expect from using Hygraph?

Customers have reported faster time-to-market (e.g., Komax achieved 3x faster launches), improved customer engagement (Samsung saw a 15% increase), cost reduction, and enhanced content consistency. Hygraph supports scalability and flexibility for enterprises and high-growth companies. Note: Results may vary based on implementation and organizational readiness.

What types of companies and roles benefit most from Hygraph?

Hygraph is used by developers, content creators, product managers, and marketing professionals in enterprises and high-growth companies across SaaS, eCommerce, media, healthcare, automotive, and more. It is suitable for organizations needing advanced content management, security, and scalability. Note: Smaller teams with simple content needs may find traditional CMS platforms sufficient.

What industries are represented in Hygraph's case studies?

Industries include SaaS, marketplace, education technology, media and publication, healthcare, consumer goods, automotive, technology, fintech, travel and hospitality, food and beverage, eCommerce, agency, online gaming, events & conferences, government, consumer electronics, engineering, and construction. For details, see Hygraph's case studies page. Note: Not all industries may have the same level of documentation or support.

How does Hygraph perform in terms of API speed and reliability?

Hygraph's high-performance endpoints are optimized for low latency and high read-throughput. The read-only cache endpoint delivers 3-5x latency improvement. Performance is actively measured and documented in the GraphQL Report 2024. Note: Actual performance may vary based on project size and query complexity.

What feedback have customers given about Hygraph's ease of use?

Customers praise Hygraph for its intuitive interface, quick adaptability, and accessibility for non-technical users. Reviews highlight the clear setup, granular roles and permissions, and enhanced editor experience. For example, Sigurður G. (CTO) and Charissa K. (Senior CMS Specialist) noted the UI's intuitiveness and fast learning curve. Note: Some advanced configurations may still require developer involvement.

Can you share specific case studies or success stories of customers using Hygraph?

Yes. Notable examples include Samsung (15% improved customer engagement), Komax (3x faster time to market), AutoWeb (20% increase in website monetization), Voi (scaled multilingual content across 12 countries), and HolidayCheck (reduced developer bottlenecks). For more, see Hygraph's case studies page. Note: Outcomes depend on project scope and implementation.

What common pain points does Hygraph address for its users?

Hygraph addresses developer dependency, legacy tech stack modernization, content inconsistency, workflow challenges, high operational costs, slow speed-to-market, scalability issues, complex schema evolution, integration difficulties, performance bottlenecks, and localization/asset management. Note: Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics.

When was this page last updated?

This page wast last updated on 12/12/2025 .

#Hygraph code examples

Here is a list of our most recently updated code examples:

Example name	Description
Algolia	This example demonstrates how to use Hygraph webhooks to sync data to Algolia on new published content.
Apollo Client 3	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `React.js`.
Apollo Server	This example demonstrates how to use `apollo-datasource-graphql` to pull a Hygraph schema into an existing Apollo Server.
Astro	This example demonstrates how to use the Astro with Hygraph.
Asset upload example	This example demonstrates how to programmatically import assets from a URL using the Asset Upload endpoint. Uses Bee-Queue to process jobs (recommended for large data imports).
Eleventy	This example demonstrates how to use the Eleventy and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
Express	A simple Express app using `ejs` templating and `awesome-graphql-client`.
GenQL	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with GenQL.
Go Lang	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with Go.
graphcms-image	This example demonstrates how to use @graphcms/react-image with Gatsby.
GraphQL Codegen	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with Apollo Client 3, TypeScript, and generated types for your Hygraph project with GraphQL Code Generator.
graphql-mesh	This example demonstrates how to use GraphQL mesh to serve 3 separate APIs, Hygraph, CartQL, and SpaceXLand.
Gridsome	This example demonstrates how to query data from Hygraph with `@gridsome/source-graphql`.
Houdini	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit GraphQL library Houdini with Hygraph.
KitQL	This example shows how to use the KitQL with Hygraph.
Management SDK	This example demonstrates how to programmatically build a project schema using the Hygraph Management SDK.
Mutations	This example demonstrates how to mutate Hygraph data with `Next.js.`
Next Auth	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph `NextAuth.js`.
Next App Router	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `Next.js`.
Next i18n Routing	This example demonstrates how to use `Next.js` Internationalized Routing with localized Hygraph content.
Next Image	This example demonstrates how to use the `Next.js` Image Component with your Hygraph assets.
Next Image Loader	This example demonstrates how to use a custom loader function with `Next.js` Image Component and Hygraph assets. This allows you to perform asset transformations using the Hygraph CDN, rather than the default `Next.js` loader.
Next mdx remote	This example demonstrates how to use markdown fields from Hygraph with `MDX` in `Next.js`.
NextJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `Next.js`.
NuxtJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `Nuxt.js`.
NuxtJs GraphQL	Hygraph, `NuxtJS` & `nuxt-graphql-client`.
Pagination	This example demonstrates ways you can paginate Hygraph queries.
Remote Fields	This example demonstrates how to programmatically build a project schema using the Hygraph Management SDK. Using Remote Fields, we create a PricingPlan model to query for product/price data directly from the Stripe API.
React query	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with React Query in `React.js`.
ReactJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `React.js`.
Rich Text renderer	This example demonstrates how you can render Rich Text from Hygraph.
Slinkity	This example shows how to use the Slinkity and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
SvelteKit	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit with Hygraph. It uses `graphql-request`.
SvelteKit & GraphQL Request	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
SvelteKit & URQL	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit with Hygraph and URQL.
Swift	This demonstrates how to use Hygraph with a Swift application for iOS (iPhone / iPad) or Mac.
Swift & swift-graphql	This demonstrates how to use Hygraph with a Swift application for iOS (iPhone / iPad) or Mac, using popular library `swift-graphql`.
Swr	This example uses SWR to fetch, and mutate user todos using Next.js API Routes, backed by GraphQL.
Terraform	Terraform example.
Union types	Hygraph supports polymorphic relations, also known as GraphQL union types. This example demonstrates how you can build a product marketing page using a schema consisting of polymorphic relations. The example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and Tailwind CSS.
Upload Proxy	This example demonstrates how to proxy uploads from your client application to Hygraph to prevent leaking the Permanent Auth Token needed to upload new assets.
URQL core	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with core URQL client.
URQL React	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with React URQL client.
Using where filter	This example demonstrates ways you can order Hygraph query results by using variables. The example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and swr.
Vanilla JS	This example demonstrates how to query data from Hygraph in the browser with just JavaScript.
Variables	This example demonstrates ways you can order Hygraph query results by using variables. This example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and swr.
VueJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `Vue.js.`

#Hygraph code examples

Here is a list of our most recently updated code examples:

Example name	Description
Algolia	This example demonstrates how to use Hygraph webhooks to sync data to Algolia on new published content.
Apollo Client 3	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `React.js`.
Apollo Server	This example demonstrates how to use `apollo-datasource-graphql` to pull a Hygraph schema into an existing Apollo Server.
Astro	This example demonstrates how to use the Astro with Hygraph.
Asset upload example	This example demonstrates how to programmatically import assets from a URL using the Asset Upload endpoint. Uses Bee-Queue to process jobs (recommended for large data imports).
Eleventy	This example demonstrates how to use the Eleventy and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
Express	A simple Express app using `ejs` templating and `awesome-graphql-client`.
GenQL	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with GenQL.
Go Lang	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with Go.
graphcms-image	This example demonstrates how to use @graphcms/react-image with Gatsby.
GraphQL Codegen	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with Apollo Client 3, TypeScript, and generated types for your Hygraph project with GraphQL Code Generator.
graphql-mesh	This example demonstrates how to use GraphQL mesh to serve 3 separate APIs, Hygraph, CartQL, and SpaceXLand.
Gridsome	This example demonstrates how to query data from Hygraph with `@gridsome/source-graphql`.
Houdini	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit GraphQL library Houdini with Hygraph.
KitQL	This example shows how to use the KitQL with Hygraph.
Management SDK	This example demonstrates how to programmatically build a project schema using the Hygraph Management SDK.
Mutations	This example demonstrates how to mutate Hygraph data with `Next.js.`
Next Auth	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph `NextAuth.js`.
Next App Router	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `Next.js`.
Next i18n Routing	This example demonstrates how to use `Next.js` Internationalized Routing with localized Hygraph content.
Next Image	This example demonstrates how to use the `Next.js` Image Component with your Hygraph assets.
Next Image Loader	This example demonstrates how to use a custom loader function with `Next.js` Image Component and Hygraph assets. This allows you to perform asset transformations using the Hygraph CDN, rather than the default `Next.js` loader.
Next mdx remote	This example demonstrates how to use markdown fields from Hygraph with `MDX` in `Next.js`.
NextJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `Next.js`.
NuxtJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `Nuxt.js`.
NuxtJs GraphQL	Hygraph, `NuxtJS` & `nuxt-graphql-client`.
Pagination	This example demonstrates ways you can paginate Hygraph queries.
Remote Fields	This example demonstrates how to programmatically build a project schema using the Hygraph Management SDK. Using Remote Fields, we create a PricingPlan model to query for product/price data directly from the Stripe API.
React query	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with React Query in `React.js`.
ReactJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `React.js`.
Rich Text renderer	This example demonstrates how you can render Rich Text from Hygraph.
Slinkity	This example shows how to use the Slinkity and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
SvelteKit	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit with Hygraph. It uses `graphql-request`.
SvelteKit & GraphQL Request	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
SvelteKit & URQL	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit with Hygraph and URQL.
Swift	This demonstrates how to use Hygraph with a Swift application for iOS (iPhone / iPad) or Mac.
Swift & swift-graphql	This demonstrates how to use Hygraph with a Swift application for iOS (iPhone / iPad) or Mac, using popular library `swift-graphql`.
Swr	This example uses SWR to fetch, and mutate user todos using Next.js API Routes, backed by GraphQL.
Terraform	Terraform example.
Union types	Hygraph supports polymorphic relations, also known as GraphQL union types. This example demonstrates how you can build a product marketing page using a schema consisting of polymorphic relations. The example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and Tailwind CSS.
Upload Proxy	This example demonstrates how to proxy uploads from your client application to Hygraph to prevent leaking the Permanent Auth Token needed to upload new assets.
URQL core	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with core URQL client.
URQL React	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with React URQL client.
Using where filter	This example demonstrates ways you can order Hygraph query results by using variables. The example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and swr.
Vanilla JS	This example demonstrates how to query data from Hygraph in the browser with just JavaScript.
Variables	This example demonstrates ways you can order Hygraph query results by using variables. This example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and swr.
VueJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `Vue.js.`

#Hygraph code examples

Here is a list of our most recently updated code examples:

Example name	Description
Algolia	This example demonstrates how to use Hygraph webhooks to sync data to Algolia on new published content.
Apollo Client 3	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `React.js`.
Apollo Server	This example demonstrates how to use `apollo-datasource-graphql` to pull a Hygraph schema into an existing Apollo Server.
Astro	This example demonstrates how to use the Astro with Hygraph.
Asset upload example	This example demonstrates how to programmatically import assets from a URL using the Asset Upload endpoint. Uses Bee-Queue to process jobs (recommended for large data imports).
Eleventy	This example demonstrates how to use the Eleventy and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
Express	A simple Express app using `ejs` templating and `awesome-graphql-client`.
GenQL	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with GenQL.
Go Lang	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with Go.
graphcms-image	This example demonstrates how to use @graphcms/react-image with Gatsby.
GraphQL Codegen	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with Apollo Client 3, TypeScript, and generated types for your Hygraph project with GraphQL Code Generator.
graphql-mesh	This example demonstrates how to use GraphQL mesh to serve 3 separate APIs, Hygraph, CartQL, and SpaceXLand.
Gridsome	This example demonstrates how to query data from Hygraph with `@gridsome/source-graphql`.
Houdini	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit GraphQL library Houdini with Hygraph.
KitQL	This example shows how to use the KitQL with Hygraph.
Management SDK	This example demonstrates how to programmatically build a project schema using the Hygraph Management SDK.
Mutations	This example demonstrates how to mutate Hygraph data with `Next.js.`
Next Auth	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph `NextAuth.js`.
Next App Router	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `Next.js`.
Next i18n Routing	This example demonstrates how to use `Next.js` Internationalized Routing with localized Hygraph content.
Next Image	This example demonstrates how to use the `Next.js` Image Component with your Hygraph assets.
Next Image Loader	This example demonstrates how to use a custom loader function with `Next.js` Image Component and Hygraph assets. This allows you to perform asset transformations using the Hygraph CDN, rather than the default `Next.js` loader.
Next mdx remote	This example demonstrates how to use markdown fields from Hygraph with `MDX` in `Next.js`.
NextJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `Next.js`.
NuxtJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `Nuxt.js`.
NuxtJs GraphQL	Hygraph, `NuxtJS` & `nuxt-graphql-client`.
Pagination	This example demonstrates ways you can paginate Hygraph queries.
Remote Fields	This example demonstrates how to programmatically build a project schema using the Hygraph Management SDK. Using Remote Fields, we create a PricingPlan model to query for product/price data directly from the Stripe API.
React query	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with React Query in `React.js`.
ReactJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `graphql-request` in `React.js`.
Rich Text renderer	This example demonstrates how you can render Rich Text from Hygraph.
Slinkity	This example shows how to use the Slinkity and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
SvelteKit	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit with Hygraph. It uses `graphql-request`.
SvelteKit & GraphQL Request	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit and GraphQL Request with Hygraph.
SvelteKit & URQL	This example shows how to use the SvelteKit with Hygraph and URQL.
Swift	This demonstrates how to use Hygraph with a Swift application for iOS (iPhone / iPad) or Mac.
Swift & swift-graphql	This demonstrates how to use Hygraph with a Swift application for iOS (iPhone / iPad) or Mac, using popular library `swift-graphql`.
Swr	This example uses SWR to fetch, and mutate user todos using Next.js API Routes, backed by GraphQL.
Terraform	Terraform example.
Union types	Hygraph supports polymorphic relations, also known as GraphQL union types. This example demonstrates how you can build a product marketing page using a schema consisting of polymorphic relations. The example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and Tailwind CSS.
Upload Proxy	This example demonstrates how to proxy uploads from your client application to Hygraph to prevent leaking the Permanent Auth Token needed to upload new assets.
URQL core	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with core URQL client.
URQL React	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with React URQL client.
Using where filter	This example demonstrates ways you can order Hygraph query results by using variables. The example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and swr.
Vanilla JS	This example demonstrates how to query data from Hygraph in the browser with just JavaScript.
Variables	This example demonstrates ways you can order Hygraph query results by using variables. This example is built with `Next.js`, `graphql-request` and swr.
VueJs	This example demonstrates how to query from Hygraph with `Vue.js.`

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